"What are you talking about?"

My, my infant son.

And like, dude, also the fact- using the word "infant" to describe your own child is...

No one's like, "My human son!" It's very weird.

[laughing]

You want 25th Amendment? Eyes open.

They love to bl- like, blame people rising to positions of power on DEI or whatever, and, like, the reality is, this is how easy it is for this dude to become president.

[chuckles]

Captain, r- rumor has it, people are telling me that you're gonna run to replace him, sir?

That's right.

I just launched, uh, Steve, last month.

I jof- jumped in the race.

I worked for Coach.

I was his National Security Adviser.

Also worked for President Trump in the first and the second term.

Captain, rumor has it people are telling me that you're going to run to replace him, sir.

That's right.

I just launched, Steve, last month.

I jumped in the race.

I worked for Coach.

I was his national security advisor.

Also worked for President Trump in the first and the second term.

Aren't you better served, or don't you better serve the president of the country now going back in the administration? Maybe we get you over to the Department of War to help clean out the mess over there instead of running what's going to be a debating society, sir?

Wow.

But that was the first time I interviewed, uh, actually the president, so I've interviewed Trump back in the day.

We- we'd call him if- if the stories were slow.

But I joined the Navy Reserve in 1999, went on to become the executive editor of Southern Living, where I covered food and travel, which was like a gravy train with biscuit wheels, and, uh, eventually got deployed to Afghanistan in 2010 and 2011, which, uh, killed my Neocon beliefs, uh, when I was there.

We can talk more about that later.

But got into politics after I felt like our culture was collapsing, and if normal people didn't go to Washington and help out, uh, we'd lose the country.

So I went up in 2020, in the last term, uh, last year of Trump's first term, and was the press secretary to the Secretary of Defense, and then, um, after the election was stolen, I went to work for Tommy Tuberville, the great s- uh, senator from the state of Alabama.

Send me." You know, why, why do it now?