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Kennedy Suspends Campaign and Unites with Trump

• Damian and Denise • Season 1 • Episode 6

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shook the political world by endorsing former President Donald Trump, a move that has left many in both camps reeling. What led Kennedy to make this unexpected alliance, and what does it mean for the upcoming election? From the emotional weight of his announcement to his impactful appearance at a Trump rally in Arizona, we break down the strategic considerations and behind-the-scenes discussions that shaped this headline-making decision. Plus, we share our personal reactions to this surprising partnership and how it could redefine the political landscape.

Could this unity ticket between Kennedy's MAHA supporters and Trump's MAGA base be a game-changer? We discuss the potential roles of Tulsi Gabbard and Kennedy in a more collaborative Trump administration and explore the possibility of personal growth in Trump himself. Additionally, we delve into Kennedy's lifelong quest for closure about his father's death and how recent events might influence his political path. Is it time to reevaluate our past perceptions of Trump? Let's discuss the broader implications of this alliance for the upcoming election.

Strategic voting takes center stage as we analyze Kennedy's decision to withdraw from key swing states, aiming to avoid being a spoiler in the tight race between major candidates. We highlight the importance of tactical voting over emotional choices in crucial battlegrounds and examine Kennedy's long-term goal of securing 5% of the vote to establish his own party by 2028. With the convergence of MAGA and MAHA supporters, unity becomes a theme as we explore the shared goal of reclaiming the country and bringing about significant political change. Join us as we navigate these complex political dynamics and reflect on what this evolving landscape means for the future.

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Speaker 2:

hey man hey how you feeling I'm feeling okay, I'm feeling all right it's. It's been a few days since kennedy has suspended his campaign and has linked up with trump he's endorsed former president donald trump yes, he did. Yeah, how do you feel about that?

Speaker 1:

That was heavy on my heart. Yeah, I feel like I understood, because he broke down, why he was suspending his campaign.

Speaker 1:

He had a really good speech. Yeah, he had a really great speech. Great speech and he he broke down the reason why it just at this point in the race, you know, for him to keep going and that he had contacted president trump and they had a conversation, like after his assassination. They had actually talked. I remember some things were getting linked around or leaked talking about the conversation and democrats were like, oh, he's a plant, see, he's having conversations with them. But he did reveal yeah, we did have conversations to talk about, like what that would look like.

Speaker 1:

And I believe donald trump was, I think he they had a couple conversations. I think he flew out to meet him, like at his, at his home, and they talked about like not their differences, but what do they have in common. So because of that, he decided to that that they actually had more in common than he thought and that it would be better to run like a unity ticket. So it's so, it's a unity ticket that they basically agreed upon and trump kind of promised him some cabinet positions. But he was like, you know, if trump keeps his word, I'm going to suspend my campaign and basically put my whole support behind Donald Trump.

Speaker 2:

So he said all that of them talking about that or that as as an option where they they link up with him, and which I thought we thought was kind of like there's no way. There's no way that I just I didn't believe that that was the route that he was gonna, especially because he had mentioned before in the past that he didn't join this race to lose Not that he's losing, because who's the guy who was doing the stats of him winning and just the different ways of winning Larry Sharp, larry Sharp, yeah, we listened to him on a YouTube channel and he was breaking down how any which way is a win for Kennedy. And when he gave the speech of him leaving and not leaving but suspending his campaign, mainly in battleground states, right, it made sense. When he explained all the horrible things that the Democrats have been doing to kind of keep him off the ballot and how they're just making it really impossible and who knows what else. They got up their sleeves before november. But it's really it, just it. It made sense.

Speaker 2:

One thing that I did like also is how kennedy I I saw in an interview, you know, just the other day that he he was saying he was in meetings for four days. For four days with leaders all like important leaders that he looks up to for four days, coming up with every single scenario possible. And this one was the best scenario with the best outcome. And you know, I'm 100% behind Kennedy. I know that this choice he didn't pick it lightly and I can tell when he was giving his speech. You know, it wasn't easy, you know. And then, when we saw him on stage at the Trump rally in Arizona, how'd you feel about that? I was excited for him because the way that they presented him the music, the fireworks- he came out to.

Speaker 1:

There Goes my Hero by the Foo Fighters, yeah which they're suing. They're like suing Trump for, yeah, authorization to use my song. They said that they said they were going to sue trump for having them introduce candy and they said the proceeds were going to go to kamala's administration. I was like what? That's crazy. We know what side you're on, yeah, but anyway. So what'd you? How did you feel about?

Speaker 2:

that I felt really excited for him. I felt excited for the way that they cheered for him, because I have been in rallies for him. It was never that like big. There wasn't a stadium full of people even though there should have been. It's like I was just excited that he got that, but I was also.

Speaker 2:

I could feel how tough that was to have to stand there and swallow your parade for the people Like he really, for being somebody's running mate to now being somebody like that. That's an ego, like punch, you know and I'm, but at the same time, I'm so glad that he has such a good ego that he can stand up there, join forces with with Trump out of all people I I mean for the people and I felt that it felt it was hard for him, especially when he was sharing the part of like what we should look for in a president, and I bet he was like all these things are me, but people couldn't see it right now at the time that we're in, couldn't see it right now at the time that we're in. So, and it was, it's not an end, right, it's almost like a beginning, a new beginning. It's almost like he had to pick up a whole new book. You know he was going down this path and he had to kind of close that for now and come back, you know, to it later, but for right now I think this is pretty cool.

Speaker 2:

I think what Trump is doing in building a unity party I think it's exciting. It's not been done before, right. I think this is I, the people that what makes it easy for me, because I would have voted for Trump the last election. You convinced me to vote for Biden, which I heavily regret, but you know I'm not 100 percent against Trump. Sometimes he just sounds so dumb when he's talking. I'm sorry he does, but I'm starting to be open hearted about what he's saying. Get through how he's sounding and really listening to actually what he's saying. Because now I go back I'm like, ok, they tried to kill him. Why he must be doing something that's threatening them. He must be doing something that's threatening them, even though during our talk of that assassination attempt I was kind of like God, is he in on that?

Speaker 2:

He was convinced that he was doing it himself or he was a part of it, right?

Speaker 2:

So you know, I'm it's really with Kennedy jumping on board with him.

Speaker 2:

He has a lot of smart people behind him and in his campaign camp where I'm like they thought of everything.

Speaker 2:

They were smart in the way that they went around and marketed and they were. It was very clever the way that they were running their campaign, and so I don't think that they failed to look at every single angle for a potential win or or which option was best for him to be able to get his message across because he was being heavily censored so he wasn't reaching a lot of people and and to be able to come in and actually do the work that he wants to do, which I think being on board with Trump actually gives him that freedom to focus on those key things that he wants to do once Trump wins the White House. So I think that's that's exciting. I'm excited for him. I'm excited that he's getting a bigger stage. He deserves that. He deserves a big stage for people to be hearing. I think it's also going to help with the awakening process of the people in this country, for them to start to realize what's happening to them.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, Sorry, I know that was long-winded, so you share your your feelings about about that rally there's a lot of different ways to look at it because a lot, a lot that's been that's been happening. But first off it, it hurt my heart because I know that that was the best situation for him and I'm sure he looked at all the odds, checked in on the scenarios, and it was probably just a few days before that had leaked out that you know he was getting sued off the New York ballot because they were claiming that he didn't live in New York and so basically him getting sued off of that ballot opened the floodgates up to having all these other states start suing him off the ballot as well. So they're basically just trying to swamp him with court shit. And now that that happened it's like, okay, how expensive is it going to have to be to go back to all these different courts? And that's why he hasn't been able to campaign. So they're just draining his funds on making him show up in court.

Speaker 1:

So that's kind of the underlying cause that people don't really realize and how expensive it is. He's like we're spending tens of millions of dollars just in court. You know, like I'm not campaigning, I can't campaign. So just from that perspective, if this is a free and fair election. Why are you suing someone off the ballot to run for president? If any of us can run for president, if I can run for president, if this is a free country and I can run for president, why are you suing me off of a ballot to run for president?

Speaker 2:

That doesn't sound very free and fair, also for the people who are out here sharing the truth about what's really going on. When we talk about the people, like being a sick country, being the highest diabetically, being the highest in child diabetes, being you know all of these. We rank so high worldwide and you're suing him to keep him off the ballot because he is out here speaking truth.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so that. So that's kind of like you know, when you look at his decision making, of why he had to essentially do this, I get it. I understand why he had to make this decision and you know it made me number one. It was really nice to see his standing ovation, you know, by the MAGA crowd. You know it was really touching it really was it was really cool to see.

Speaker 1:

You know, like you said, I think he should have always had an audience that big, but, you know, with the way he's been getting censored, it just he wasn't reaching enough people and I think he realized that.

Speaker 1:

You know, they've been trying to get at him at every single turn and I think this was just the best scenario. I'm glad that he and Trump had a conversation and a dialogue and it sounds like Trump actually does want to work with him and does want to put together an actual team to fix our country. I think I've been really hard on Trump because of the last four years, because of his team, of who he put in the office the last time around and it definitely showed his colors, of who he is or who he represented. And I think why I've been so hard on trump before is because I think we were just waiting for some accountability or even like a type of apology, like hey, I don't know what I'm doing, I didn't know who to trust and who these guys. I don't know that, nobody knows that we don't know that you don't know who the good guys and the bad guys are he has said that in some interviews.

Speaker 2:

okay, and and I think kennedy was sharing too that he has shared. Like you know, I I watched an interview with him the other day where he was saying you know, I was on the way to the white house when I got, for when I became president, I was sitting in the car with my wife and all these like were being ushered by all these police, you know, and I looked at my wife and I'm like, holy shit, I'm the president of the United States. And then he continued to say how he didn't. He didn't know anybody's names, let alone what they did for their jobs, let alone because he wasn't he wasn't a lifetime politician, you know. And so he went in there not knowing anybody, and then he was saying how he was taking advice from these people and then he said he now knows who the bad guys are. Yeah, so that's kind of it's reassuring.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, well, I think you know it's important because I was talking to there's a guy that we text message back and forth, you know, and he was asking me you know if, because the rumor's going around that Kandi plans to drop out and endorse Trump, so that was kind of sort of all it's more like viral, he's like training number one. And I was talking to him and he was like, uh, he's like do you think, if that does end up happening, do you think candy supporters would support that decision and vote Trump? And I was like I'm not sure, cause I feel like, you know, I I wasn't quite sure if number one, if that was even going to happen, if that was just, you know, a rumor or if that was actually true. So now that it is true he has dropped out and endorsed trump, it's like, okay, you know, okay, I gotta make a decision here.

Speaker 1:

So you know, after, after hearing that and I I see trump a little bit differently, like I said that I see how he was embraced. You know it was a huge crowd in in arizona and and can you just got a lot of love and he had. He had a great speech, as usual, and I feel like he turned a lot of people on to who he really is, and a lot of people didn't even take a second to look at that, and so for that I'm really grateful. And if trump can keep his word of what he plans to include candy on the, the type of what he's promised Kennedy to actually make this country healthy again and to really clean up this food industry. And he also promised to have a special council to look into president assassinations.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that'd be interesting.

Speaker 1:

A lot of people didn't realize, because what I looked at that as is that not only are you going to be given certain authority, because if you're looking to assassinations, that means you need to really have some access to some stuff, because if you're looking into the potential assassination of your dad and your uncle, you need to really start digging deep and what you're going to find is probably what people aren't ready to hear, and so just linking him to that, because it's been years and we haven't even had these files. They say it's classified, but what could have been so wrong that we don't even have a right to know?

Speaker 2:

So just it's not. It's not. We don't have a right to know. It's who they're covering up. Well, exactly, they don't want that to be Once again.

Speaker 1:

That's why it's classified, so we don't have a right to know. So that'll be really cool for him to have that type of closure. I'm sure that's something he's had all of his life. What happened to my dad? That's a fair question. I don't get to know what happened to my dad. Who did it? No, is that the whole case? So that's going to be kind of cool. But also it's also him looking into Trump's assassination attempt as well. It's all presidential assassination.

Speaker 1:

So I remember Kennedy saying you know, we're going to get to the bottom of what's really going on around here and what happened. So I think a lot of people are missing that. And for him to have that type of power and access, especially if Trump is elected president, I think he's like, yeah, sign me up, sign me up to have that, sign me up to help clean up this food industry and start wiping out these chronic diseases. I think for him that was enough to put his ego to the side and say, yeah, I will, you know, go ahead and suspend the campaign and put my full support behind Trump on this unity ticket to get him back in office, and I'm for it. You know, to be honest, it made me start looking at Trump a little differently.

Speaker 1:

I think Trump got a lot more viewers checking out his rallies and stuff like that, because you're seeing a lot of Kennedy supporters now. And now what's going around is you have the MAHA group, which are the Kennedy supporters that make America healthy again, supporting the MAGA group, maga group. So I'm seeing a lot of like maha and maga. Yeah, I'm seeing like little hats and t-shirts and stuff going around and it's pretty cool.

Speaker 2:

I like what it's doing.

Speaker 1:

As far as unity, yes, bringing a lot of people together, yeah, that kind of want like we're kind of on this, we're on the same page, but we're not. We're still kind of like not acknowledging each other, but now we're finally together.

Speaker 2:

And also it's exciting because they're they're kind of teasing us about new people joining this unity party, right, right, and who they will be, you know, and we don't know who they are yet, but I know Tulsi Gabbard has been one. So that's exciting to have like just a female representative.

Speaker 1:

Well, I think it's, you know. So Trump has asked I'm not sure if it's been actually confirmed, but he's asked Kennedy and Tulsi Gabbard to actually help him pick his cabinet positions once he's elected. So if that ends up being true, that's huge because you have two very well-respected, just knowledgeable people. Tulsi Gabbard is a brilliant woman I think I was stumping for her to be Kennedy's VP and she was trying to be Trump's VP at one time and then you have Kennedy, who he's been here speaking truth and just doing work. So if those two end up ultimately being almost like trump's behind the scene advisors and he's actually, like you know, truly respecting those two and building this cabin up the right way, holy crap, man, look out like that's a, that's a very, because they're not going to bring in scumbags and I think I think they're all the same papers that we're not having scumbags in this White House anymore Like you guys will kick rocks. That's done.

Speaker 2:

And it's interesting because I never sat and listened to Trump really Like what he was saying, because it was kind of hard to get through how he talks.

Speaker 2:

So, I understand people that have that problem with Trump. It's really hard and I also find myself asking is the things that I hear about Trump as far as like he's a racist, you know, he's a sexist, he's like this or that? It's like I almost have to take a step back and really look at it from those lens when he's talking to, because is that something that was programmed in me through the democratic side, right? Or is it true? I mean, so I'm finding myself kind of asking that about myself, right, and just really looking at it from those as a female, with those kind of taking those lens off, right, and kind of wiping my eyes clean and just kind of taking it for what? What I'm seeing today? Because even if he was those things in the past, do we not believe that people can change? This guy just almost died and that's what I'm kind of seeing. Has this made a change in him? Because it seems like, okay, now you're bringing, now you're creating this team, like these guys try to kill me okay, this is some serious stuff.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, let's, let's stop playing enemies and let's start yes because we're both basically talking about the same stuff here yeah and I think that kennedy said that he was on the phone with him like three hours after they almost tried to kill him yeah that means it's like hey man, all right. I mean, how can we work together exactly? And let's stop fucking around and let's start joining up like real talk.

Speaker 2:

Because I can see Trump kind of running that scenario, because you know, we all know, trump also gets donations, very large donations from different companies. Is he now like, wow, these guys try to kill me if they're a part of this whole thing and really talking to us and it really kind of changed his mindset. I feel like, you know, I'm watching and listening to hear for that and hear for the person that he is today, not the person he was four years ago, you know, because I believe people can change.

Speaker 1:

So so let's talk about the how this impacts the election as a whole. So with Kenny okay, it was Kennedy dropping out, he said. He said. He said I'm going to be, I'm not, I'm not withdrawing, I'm suspending my campaign. He said I incur. He said I'm going to be removing my name from the ballot on on all 10 of the swing states in the country, but so what are?

Speaker 1:

swing states. So swing states are like battleground states. Those are states that one, one time they can go democrat, another time they can go republican. Sometimes it's usually like a very thin margin that can flip it one way or another. Okay, so they're not. They're not historically one side or another. They're kind of like okay, maybe you like the democrats this time, but we'll go republicans next time. Okay, so those are the ones where you want to target them, because you want because they flip like every, every election they could be.

Speaker 1:

It's not like a steady, like california exactly it's or democrat all the way, you'll never get them to vote, and it's been like that for years, exactly, yeah so when you start looking at that strategy wise, you know because you need, like, each state comes with a certain number of electoral votes and you want to obviously get the most votes to to win.

Speaker 2:

So you know your strategy is so he removed himself from those from the battleground states, which he said is about 10 states. Yes, correct and so for, with him doing that and making sure he's. That just means that he he doesn't spoil it because they right. That's where he becomes a spoiler in those battleground states, because now we just don't really know who will win, because he, we, what the Democrats have been doing them. It's almost like he knows he can't win overall, kind of right, I mean. And so if he stays in there, he kind of like messes with the votes as far as Republican or Democrat did vote if he states in that state right, kind of.

Speaker 1:

I mean with him being on the ballot in battleground states and I don't really know exactly what his poll projections were in there, because it depends If he's at like a 10% polling or 15 polling and, once again, if he's going against president trump, because they both are almost pulling in like similar types of people, so he's almost taking away from trump and if it ends up being like 50 50 let's say, kamala was at like 49 and trump was at 49. If kennedy is taking some away from trump because they do identify well with him, that actually does essentially hurt Trump in a little bit because they're still kind of aligning their former Trump supporters.

Speaker 2:

Yeah and so like there's, they're finding they're having, probably having more Trump supporters they are, and then they are Democrat reporter supporters. Well, yeah, pro Kennedy.

Speaker 1:

Well yeah, that are really typically in in states that are too close to call. He doesn't want him to be a deciding factor in a state that's too close to call.

Speaker 1:

He doesn't want him to be the spoiler, yeah, so essentially, by removing his name off, he wanted to put his full support behind Trump. To where now it should be almost an overwhelming for every battleground state. To where we all support president trump. To where those swing states where it's like, okay, you just lost by two percent. You know very small, because I think it was one state, it was like 60 000 votes, which really isn't very many, but he lost a couple of states by a small amount of votes last time.

Speaker 2:

So okay, so curveball, so the democrats are now making it so he can't remove his name from those battleground states.

Speaker 1:

A couple of states. It's only a couple, it's not all of the states. It's so far. It's been like Michigan and I think it's like Georgia, that so far, since he's announced that he's going to remove it, they are saying that they're not going to let him remove it. His name has to stay on the ballot. So that is kind of a curveball.

Speaker 2:

So what would you say to people, to Kennedy supporters, that are saying, if he's going to be on there, I'm still voting for him? What do you say to those people, knowing that Kennedy has sat and done the research with leaders and probably analysts, you know, and knowing that that could potentially swing the state to be Democrat if people choose to vote for him, right? So what would you say to those people that just can't do? Either one Can't. I can't vote for Trump, I can't vote for Harris. I'm going to do it. I'm going to vote for him on those states that the Democrats are making sure he stays on the ballot.

Speaker 1:

I would say I understand why you would want to make that decision, but unfortunately, an emotional decision isn't where we're at in this stage, because now we're talking strategy and if we're talking strategy and we're playing chess, these guys are. We're making chess moves right now and him choosing to suspend his campaign and only take his name off of the battleground states that's a very strategic move. That's not like, hey, I'm thinking about this, this is what I did.

Speaker 2:

So now we're making major moves and so, and if the other teams is keeping him on there because that's their chess, move.

Speaker 1:

Now you have to kind of start thinking, okay, so why would they keep him on there? Because that's their chess move. Now you have to kind of start thinking, okay, so why would they keep him on there? And so, if you want to vote more emotionally, well, I just want to vote RFK. So do I.

Speaker 1:

And we happen to live in a battleground state. That's why we have to kind of talk about this, because we're in a battleground state right now. So it would be really hard to see Robert Kennedy's name on the ballot and not vote for him, because we've been having this entire time as being Kennedy supporters, so I get that. However, with the stakes of where we are, of how important this election is, and knowing that, if Kennedy has taken the time to meditate, to talk to his team and this is the best decision, I'm going to stand by what his decision is, and his decision was to put his full support behind Donald Trump.

Speaker 1:

I think that is going to be the best decision for right now, and I think this is going to elevate Kennedy to a status that we probably wouldn't have even been able to see, you know, because he could have dropped out and just kind of faded away into nothing, saying well, I tried, sorry guys. And most people do drop out and they disappear a month later. And right now candy's been trending on every single social platform since he had made that. The mainstream news can't stop talking about him. A month ago they weren't even mentioning him, so it's been a big difference and once again, that's a chess move right there.

Speaker 2:

Right, and so if you go against that chess move, you're almost playing into the move the opponent.

Speaker 1:

Exactly Because now, once again, when it comes to states that are too close to call, let's say it was 51% in favor of Kamala and 49% in favor of Trump and you have people saying F that I'm going to vote for RFK anyway. Let's say you were a former Trump supporter, I'm going to vote RFK anyway. Now that's 49% for Trump starts dropping down to 46, 45, 44% lost that state because a few people wanted to be rebellious and just wanted to vote for RFK anyway. So just that type of thinking or mentality could ultimately lose the state just because you just want to vote for your guy. And so, trust me, I get it like that's. It's hard to do, but, in the grand scheme of things, if, once again, if Trump keeps his word and delivers on what he's promised Kennedy, I think that things are going to be turned around a lot faster and I think this is going to be ultimately the best decision possible.

Speaker 2:

So then, moving on to the 5% that he talks about, he then talks about you know he's going to remain on 40, 40 ballots on in 40 states. If he could get five percent of the votes, he can then create his own party right. And then, come 20 28, he can actually officially run and officially be on all the ballots. Well, without having to get all these petitions signed and all these signatures turned in and all this extra funding that goes to just getting on the ballot, he can actually go straight to campaigning and I think that's awesome. And so the chess move there where he's like I'm going to remain on these 40 states because they always go one way or the other, but if we could get 5% of those people, that won't affect the election, because, guess what, california is going to go Democrat. Unless there is, unless God wants, different there, that's going to be Democrat, right. And so for the 5% just there, or 10%, that vote Kennedy, it won't affect, it's going to go Democrat Right. And so for the five percent, just there, or 10 percent, that vote Kennedy, it won't, it's going to go Democrat, so you won't.

Speaker 2:

So if you're a Trump supporter in California and you want to give five, get help Kennedy, get to five percent. Vote Kennedy, because you know you're not going to take that state. You know so, so I could see that strategy as well. As far as he he he's not a spoiler in those states. You know it's the same with Texas, if you're if you're in Texas and you're a Democrat, that's like. I really don't like what the Dems are doing. Give your vote to Kennedy because it's going to go Republican.

Speaker 1:

Right. So odds are though, any, any red state they're going to vote Trump, if you're.

Speaker 1:

if you're and if you're a red state, you're going to vote Trump. Yeah, you know you like, I like RFK and we'll talk about him in the future. But I think this more pertains to blue states. You have your Californians, you have your Seattles, you have your Portlands, you have your traditionally blue states. That's when you can be a rebel and vote for your guy Kennedy. That's when the biggest difference is going to be, because we don't know what those stats are out there. There could be 10%, 15%, 20% in a blue state and that makes a big difference and it's the same in a red state.

Speaker 2:

If you're a Democrat and you're really on the fence about but you're just like I can't vote for Trump, give your vote to Kennedy. So that's where I could see he could eventually get 5% and win and not really mess with the election at hand, you know.

Speaker 1:

Right. So he's stepping aside, but he's still making a case for himself in the future. So that's kind of the biggest chess move that's been made.

Speaker 2:

So either way, like I said, it's a win for him, Right right and I think it's been huge.

Speaker 1:

I think I said it's a win, win for for him, right, right, and I think it's been huge. I think I'm behind it. You know, like I said, I was kind of hard on Trump for a little while and I feel like you know I don't want to say he's growing on me like that, but I feel like the opportunity that's here, especially being a Kennedy supporter, is definitely it's a big opportunity. Yeah, and you know I'm excited.

Speaker 1:

I feel like it's been really cool seeing the MAGA group and the MAHA group kind of come together and it has been feeling like a really big sense of unity now and I feel like, for the first time, we're all kind of in this with the same mindset that, hey, we got to get our country back, there's some bad people in the office and we got to get these guys the fuck out of here, and so that's the one thing we all can agree on that there's bad people in there and that it has to stop now. We got to stop these wars. We've got to stop it, and the only way for these wars to stop if it's not going to be Kennedy, then it's going to be Trump, and because of that, I'm 100% behind day one. The war is done Like there's not another dollar. That sink, that faucet turns off right now, and so that alone is enough for me to put that vote behind former President Trump, and we're going to support him, right, right.