Tim Pool

We watch you at the State of the Union.

I'd be like, Mr. President, it would be an honor.

And then I would ask someone to host Tim Kast IRL, because when the president invites you to the State of the Union, you drop what you're doing and say, I will gladly attend.

So I don't believe for a second.

When these women say, unfortunately, we have prior commitments, everybody has prior commitments.

You've been invited to the State of the Union as an Olympic team to represent the United States, and there's more controversy, of course, as throughout the Winter Olympics, there were many American athletes being like, I don't know how I feel about representing America.

Oh, stop.

It should be a contractual prerequisite that you agree to support the United States, period.

Supporting this country and representing America means that you are going to say we are a country for which I represent and we are great.

End of story.

And I know the liberals are going to be like, you don't think people should be allowed to protest?

Indeed, I don't.

I do not.

Listen.

I have a company here, right?

Now, imagine we were having a White House press correspondent, a representative of our company to go and ask questions.

And we sent Elad to the White House and he just says, well, I hate the company.

I mean, to be fair, okay, fine, these athletes aren't saying they hate America, but if it was like, I have mixed feelings working at Tim Cass, I don't know how I feel about that, I'd be like, then you're fired.

Goodbye.

Of course he doesn't do that.