Tim Miller

I listened to the – I did doze off a little bit as I recall.

I was full, but then woke back up, and the parts I heard were really good.

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I got to get my tapestry on one item because we can't move off without talking about our friend, Megan Kelly.

She was on yesterday.

I don't really understand exactly.

I mean, I understand that Megan Kelly is interested in attention for herself.

And so at some level, we're giving her what she wants here.

But it's kind of at the outer edges of, I think, what is advantaging her at this point.

You know, getting a siding at some level with Candace against Ben Shapiro when it comes to the question of