Tim Miller

Simultaneously with that, I think maybe the only bad answer he gave on the whole campaign was on this podcast when I asked him about globalizing the Intifada and he kind of did a long hem and haw on how to talk about that.

And I wonder what you make of that, like of both points of that.

Is it possible that that could be right, right?

Like it will be important to get credibility with a democratic base to have moral clarity on what happened in Gaza and also to,

When you're talking about that issue, you got to be a little careful about not coming off in a way that allows people to demonize you or makes people feel like you're just being discriminatory or not serious enough about the threats facing Jewish people.

I need to be careful here myself because apparently the bold work is the podcast that launches a thousand counter debates.

I think I would say that.

It's funny.

Just really quick, a quick pause.

I thought he was so good on the podcast.

And in your world and coalition building, he came in and he's like, he knew what I wanted.

You know, he knew there is a VAR agreement.

He's like, I want to talk about cutting red tape on the halal trucks.

And I'm going to talk about making government work.

And I'm going to vibe out.

You know, so he is good at that.

You know, but only thing people talked about was the Intifada answer.

Unfortunately, that happens.

Which is how politics works, right?

So I'd say a couple of things.