Josh Holmes

I thought that was, yeah, a special reservation for us since you're speaking our language.

Makes you feel right at home.

Yeah.

Well, Megan, first of all, I think this took the political world by storm this morning in large part because Susie Wiles is known for the discipline, and this White House has been known for their incredible discipline and their lack of interest in entertaining the sort of left-wing media.

narrative and so anything that showed up in that space was going to be interesting to say the least but from my perspective i always do this when i'm dealing with like a new york times or vanity fair or whatever i look at something that they pulled out for a pull quote and they try to throw it in a subhead and in this case there was a reference to donald trump having the personality of an alcoholic quote unquote

And I looked at that and I'm like, all right, before I read this article, I'm going to go down and I'm going to try to find the context that is printed in this to see if this could make, because that's not something just out of context that somebody like Susie Wiles would ever say.

And then you go down and you find out that she was talking about her history of dealing with men, her father, people with alcoholism.

Exactly.

Functional alcoholism, as she calls it, where she says that basically their personality is their personality.

It's just much more embellished than your average person.

And so Donald Trump has a much more embellished personality.

And that was the context of it.

It had nothing to do with alcoholism or personality.

So but that but right there, then you have the framework for the rest of the piece, which is anything you can say and do or quote is going to be framed in the worst possible way.

I saw another thing about J.D.

Vance making a joke with the photographer about like, I'll pay you 100 bucks if I look better than everybody else in here.

A thousand if it's Marco.

Yeah, that's J.D.

That's funny.

And like leftists don't understand our sense of humor, apparently.