0:00 Well, it was fun while it lasted, but
0:02 President Trump's putting to bed his
0:04 favorite way to drive libs crazy.
0:07 The Trump Organization is selling hats
0:09 that say Trump 2028. Yeah. Are you
0:13 seriously considering a third term? It's
0:16 something that to the best of my
0:17 knowledge you're not allowed to do. I
0:20 don't know if that's constitutional that
0:21 they're not allowing you to do it or
0:23 anything else, but there are many people
0:25 selling the 2028 hat. But this is not
0:28 something I'm looking to do. I think
0:30 we're going to have four years. And I
0:31 think four years is plenty of time to do
0:33 something really spectacular. But when
0:35 one media hoax dies, another one gets
0:38 its wings. The press is twisting
0:40 President Trump's I don't know comment
0:42 to make it seem like he's unsure about
0:44 upholding the Constitution, conveniently
0:46 leaving out the full context of what he
0:48 said in this NBC interview. Listen. Your
0:51 Secretary of State says everyone who's
0:53 here, citizens and non-citizens, deserve
0:55 due process. Do you agree, Mr. I don't
0:57 know. I'm not I'm not a lawyer. I don't
1:00 know. Well, the fifth amendment says I
1:02 don't know. It seems It seems It might
1:05 say that, but if you're talking about
1:06 that, then we'd have to have a million
1:08 or two million or three million trials.
1:10 Don't you need to uphold the
1:12 Constitution of the United States as
1:13 president? I don't know. Uh I have to
1:15 respond by saying again, I have
1:18 brilliant lawyers that work for me and
1:21 they are going to obviously follow what
1:23 the Supreme Court said. What you said is
1:26 not what I heard. The Supreme Court said
1:28 they have a different interpretation.
1:31 Well, he's not a lawyer, Judge Shenine,
1:33 and that's why we elected him president.
1:37 Okay, a couple of thoughts. She says
1:39 that the Fifth Amendment requires it.
1:41 So, of course, I pull out I carry this
1:43 in my purse all the time. I don't know
1:44 why. I think someday I'll be arrested or
1:46 something. I'll take it out. Fifth
1:48 Amendment is about a grand jury. It's
1:50 about double jeopardy. It's about a
1:52 person not being compelled to be a
1:54 witness against himself. And you cannot
1:56 be deprived of life, liberty, or
1:57 property without due process. It says
1:59 nothing about illegal. So, cut the crap.
2:02 Kristen Welker, you're a good person,
2:04 but you're wrong on this. That's number
2:06 one. Now, the question is to whether or
2:08 not third term, we all know he made it
2:11 very clear. He said, uh, to the best of
2:13 my knowledge, you're not allowed to do
2:15 it. End of the story. But they can't.
2:18 They're all about imagination,
2:20 fascination. Maybe he will, maybe he
2:22 won't. But then on this whole thing of
2:24 Abrago Garcia, I went back and I read
2:26 the Supreme Court decision again. They
2:29 are interpreting it when she said,
2:30 "Isn't he entitled to due process?"
2:33 Abrao Garcia was entitled, according to
2:35 the Supreme Court, to be facilitated in
2:39 his return only because there was a
2:42 withholding order and he shouldn't have
2:44 been deported because of the withholding
2:46 order. Okay? because he's MS-13 and
2:49 they'll kill him with the other uh uh
2:51 gang. So, let's be clear about this. The
2:53 Supreme Court never said in a BGO Garcia
2:55 case that due process is required for
2:59 illegals. Can they get an immigration
3:00 hearing? Probably. But that doesn't mean
3:02 they go to court. And we can't possibly
3:04 do it. 20 million. We can't even get
3:07 through trials in this country. And
3:09 speedy speedy trial is a reason a lot of
3:12 defendants get out of jail because we
3:14 can't even give the citizens trials. the
3:16 I don't know hoax, Greg. Uh, do you
3:19 think this has legs? No, it doesn't.
3:23 Trump is the cat and the media is just a
3:26 ball of yarn. And it's refreshing to see
3:28 because for the longest time, we were
3:31 the ball of yarn and the media was
3:33 always poking and tugging and unraveling
3:35 us for decades. Trump represents us. Now
3:37 our guys flipped the script and you get
3:39 no sympathy for me. He likes playing
3:41 with him. For example, you know, it was
3:42 very clever about the uh about running
3:44 again. He doesn't have to run for a
3:46 third term. Somebody else runs for a
3:49 third term with him as VP. He res the
3:51 person represent resigns. He's
3:54 president. Then the fourth term. Then
3:57 the fourth term happens again. This time
4:00 Vance goes, "No, I'm going to stay. If
4:01 I'm elected, I'm going to stay." They
4:03 get in and he goes, "Oh, I have a heart
4:04 ailment." Resigns. Trump again. That's
4:07 four terms. Four terms. He triggers
4:10 these guys more than the NRA. Um, I feel
4:13 like the med the media is like a junkie
4:15 who doesn't know they've hit rock bottom
4:17 yet. And Trump is just showing them
4:19 every day so maybe they can start over.
4:22 He's basically pulling a one-man
4:24 intervention saying, "You guys, nobody
4:26 trusts you. Nobody likes you. Why don't
4:30 you give it up? Start over. Move to a
4:32 new town." Speaking of third terms,
4:35 Dana, and that is an interesting idea,
4:37 Greg. I think you should run that up the
4:38 flag pole. I will. I think you just did.
4:42 Uh he he was asked about um his
4:44 successor. Watch.
4:46 I think we have tremendous people. I
4:48 think we have a tremendous group of
4:50 people. We talked about a number of
4:52 them. Uh you look at Marco. You look at
4:54 JD Vance who's fantastic. You look at I
4:57 could name 10, 15, 20 people right now
5:00 just sitting here. No, I think we have a
5:02 tremendous party. So he name checked
5:04 Marco and JD. So, I thought this was
5:06 very very interesting because um one I
5:09 think it's good for him to put to bed
5:11 the idea of the third term and just like
5:12 let it go and if the media continues to
5:14 run with it, you can make fun of them.
5:16 But I think that is settled. The fact
5:18 that he said there could be 15 to 20
5:20 people who run. That was his first
5:22 response. So, you have an open primary
5:24 on both sides. Imagine the stages for
5:26 these debates, right? 15 to 20 people on
5:29 both sides. But then in a follow-up, he
5:31 says JD Vans or Marco Rubio. So, there's
5:33 a that gives you a little palace
5:34 intrigue. Now, we've just finished the
5:36 past the first 100 days. Usually, you
5:39 don't start talking about the next
5:41 presidential election until midnight on
5:44 the night of the midterm election in
5:45 2026. But because of the situation that
5:48 we're in, the Democrats have absolutely
5:50 no one. And Trump is saying, "I'm not
5:52 going to handpick a successor, at least
5:54 not at this point." But that makes him
5:56 more powerful because then he'll be able
5:58 to say, "Let me take look around. Let me
6:00 see who I like, who I don't like." And
6:02 maybe he will and maybe he won't. And
6:03 that will be the intrigue. and drive a
6:05 lot of media speculation. I love palace
6:08 intrigue. What about you, Harold Ford
6:09 Jr.? I like palace intrigue, too. I'd
6:11 say just a couple things, judge. I think
6:12 what she Christine Welker, I think what
6:14 she was saying regarding the due
6:16 process, she was saying to uh Secretary
6:18 Rubio, who did say that he believed that
6:20 citizens and non-citizens were deserving
6:22 of due process. And I think you're you
6:25 could be right, but I do think the the
6:26 the case down in Texas where you had the
6:28 Trump the Trump we do we know that the
6:30 Trump appointed judge who said the Alien
6:32 Enemies Act cannot be used to deport
6:35 these people without hearings. What the
6:36 court is ultimately going to decide is
6:38 what you said earlier, Jesse, which I
6:39 don't fully agree with, but what you
6:40 said, who has due process rights? Do
6:43 citizens have it more than non-citizens?
6:44 That's what the court will have to
6:45 decide. Couple things. Um I'm glad the
6:48 president was not shy about talking
6:50 about a third term, the the hats and all
6:51 that kind of stuff. And that's him. He
6:53 wants to continue to be relevant. If I
6:54 were him, you if you could do those
6:56 things, you have that kind of authority
6:57 to do it because after two years in a
6:58 second term, you generally are a lame
7:00 duck. Maybe even after a year. This
7:01 president certainly will be because he's
7:03 made it clear he's going to he's going
7:04 to involve himself on who is his
7:06 successor. What I was most interested in
7:08 the welfare interview was something a
7:09 little different. He said something
7:10 there about uh tariffs and in our
7:13 economy. And he said, you know, um maybe
7:15 kids today have too many toys and too
7:17 many dolls. And that might be true. Um,
7:20 but what I was hoping he might say in
7:22 addition to that, because normally when
7:23 you hear presidents say things like that
7:24 and they're asking the country to
7:26 sacrifice, they're asking us to
7:27 sacrifice on the part of making our
7:28 country better. Kendi said, "Ask not
7:30 what you can do, what your country can
7:31 do for you, but instead what you can do
7:33 for your country." I mean, if we're
7:35 trying to and and make the country
7:36 better by asking for more welders and
7:38 electricians and engineers and nurse
7:39 practitioners and maybe even air traffic
7:41 controllers and said we have to
7:42 sacrifice a bit for that, that'd be
7:43 great. But what I didn't hear, and what
7:45 troubled me slightly, is that if we're
7:47 going to ask middle class and
7:48 working-class people to not give as many
7:50 birthday gifts or Christmas gifts, which
7:51 might be fine, why not ask billionaires
7:54 not to is three planes enough? Is three
7:56 yachts enough? Are four homes enough?
7:59 And say that we're going to take that
8:00 money and pay down our debt. I just
8:02 don't think the very people, Mr.
8:03 President, who made you president this
8:05 second time, working-class Americans,
8:07 don't just ask them to sacrifice. Is he
8:08 talking about cheap goods out of China?
8:10 That's all he was talking about. No, no.
8:12 He was talk. He said the price I'm just
8:13 quote, you could play it back. He said
8:15 they don't need $30. Maybe they'll pay
8:17 more for two or three. So, he's
8:19 admitting I believe that's an
8:20 acknowledgement that the price will go
8:21 up. But look, I don't even mind. I think
8:23 I think sacrifice is good for our
8:24 country. But don't just ask a working
8:26 guy. How do you turn that into a class
8:29 division when the price turn? He said
8:31 it. I'm reacting. No, you're turning it.
8:33 You're saying he's only asking average
8:35 people and not rich people. He is
8:36 because that's what he do. No, he's he's
8:38 asking everybody. How many yachts are
8:40 enough? How many homes are enough? How
8:42 relevant is that in We're not going to
8:44 touch your dolls. Okay, Carol, you are
8:48 so creepy sometimes. You're almost 50.
8:51 It's always always good to be back
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