Tim Miller

And it's like all that distancing stuff from Biden was obvious stuff, you know, and it's like he needed to tell her, hey, kid.

Do what you need to do.

If Peter Baker comes in here and says, did he or did she really tell you that she wanted to be stronger on the border?

You'd be like, yeah, she told me it was in private.

This is going back, but also kind of going forward.

Then I have one more going forward question.

I had something in the pod last week from the left, people more in the Bernie crowd.

Their critique of the campaign would be that you guys tried to appeal too much to me.

And I don't think that's a crazy critique, actually, because I was like, you had us.

I don't know.

But the Nikki Haley voters that were going to vote for you, like you did pretty well with them in the end, maybe because you were trying to appeal to them.

Right.

And there was not enough effort to reach out to like whatever working class people

multiracial men, mostly.

You know, that was Israel, those economics.

What do you say to that critique, both going back and going forward?

So the worry, if the Bernie person called you, you're like, look, if we tried to go full into price controls, lefty economics, we maybe gain whatever there, but we're losing on this other side.

All right.

We could do another whole podcast on this.

So I just want your one minute answer on which side of it it's on.