Viva Frei

you have to support everything an administration that you had hitherto supported does, that's A, not how you progress in life.

It's not how you evolve.

And it's actually how you basically never acknowledge or reverse course when you're making mistakes.

I don't know if I've used this analogy here, but I use it often is that I used to represent a lot of restauranteurs when I was a lawyer.

And one of my favorite clients, he said, the worst thing that you can have is a client who doesn't have a good meal and leaves and doesn't tell you about it.

And they'll never come back.

You'll never hear anything negative, and then you're out of business, and then you don't apply.

But right now, it's like, look, the Trump administration has made some mistakes in my humble view.

It is exponentially better than what would have been a Kamala presidency.

It effectively stopped the death spiral that America was in, if only because of immigration.

But when you see it making a mistake that might result in Democrats taking over in 2026 and then winning the presidency in 2028, you would be remiss.

You'd be the you'd be the patron who doesn't say what was wrong with the meal, never comes back.

And then the restaurant goes out of business.

You're like, oh, how did they go to business?

Well, nobody told them what they needed to do to make it better.

And so and then you get your people say it's the best restaurant ever.

Shut your face.

And if you don't like it, don't come back.

That's how people slowly stop coming back to the restaurant.

And it's not good for anybody.