Donald Trump

“I think that the answer that we will get is that he's negative.”

“Trump had to draw a line in the sand, which is, I'm not going to threaten my presidency, and so he had to downplay it, and he had to sort of, you know puff up his chest a little bit, and that kind of rhetoric from the president of the United States, whether yo…”

“Tapping the private sector in many ways is it's a brilliant strategy politically because it now sort of embraces A whole bunch of companies that are in the consciousness of America as part of the solution which actually by implication means that if this thing …”

“If he is able to salvage an enormous economic stimulus package, I think the odds are on his side that history will judge that he will have done a good job. And more than that, his odds of getting reelected are actually higher than in the absence of Corona.”

“I'm gonna put it at, I think he's got a 20% chance of having it. 30, something in that range.”

“I think that Donald Trump is overwhelmingly likely to win as a function of people's frustration about the lockdowns.”

“The unemployment numbers that we have had in the last probably seven or eight years. So during Obama and Trump have been completely manipulated because the number of people that are entirely leaving the workforce is quite high.”

“Right now I think it's sort of, 75, 25 he loses. I think that's going to get closer to 55, 45 as the date comes close.”

“But the more people are feeling pain, the more they're looking for an agent of change. And I think Trump against Biden is still going to be that agent of change.”

“I still think Trump's going to win. I'd say 70% chance Trump wins.”

“If you think that there is an even remote chance that Donald Trump loses Georgia, Don't even worry about Minnesota and Pennsylvania and Florida because he would have already lost those in order to lose Georgia.”

“There is one thin path for him to win, which is to absolutely shower America with money close to the election day. So if there is a multi, multi trillion dollar stimulus bill that passes and it literally puts money into the hands of working Americans, especial…”

“I'd go Trump.”

“To support Donald Trump, you have to have a view. To support Joe Biden, you can have no view. And I think that that in general, that's a demand maximizing thing to do. So I think he's relatively well positioned.”

“I would I predict Trump at this moment.”

“I think, you know, Trump has sort of found his sales pitch now in opposing the, basically the radical left and these mobs and protests that seem to be you know, causing tremendous unrest and looting and violence in our cities, and I think it's in combination w…”

“Mark my words, if people feel that the pendulum has swung too far, they will elect Donald Trump because he is the complete antithesis of giving a shit about any of this stuff.”

“I think it's sort of priced into the stock. You know, I mean, look, if it weren't for COVID, I think that if you go back to like January, February, when Trump gave that state of the union speech, his ratings were the highest they had been. The economy was on f…”

“At this point, I would think, I think that COVID is, COVID policy is a net plus for Trump in this campaign, because, you know, the other side of it is is, is, is these permanent lockdowns. You know, there's just an article in was it foreign policy saying that …”

“And, if Biden flubs the debate and basically comes out as you know, intellectually too inconsistent to be voted in by a plurality of Americans, he's done for and Trump's gonna win.”

“I think if Donald Trump wins in a meaningful way in November, I don't think he will, but if he does, the actual silver lining for everybody is I think the Republican Party will disintegrate, and the Democratic Party will disintegrate. And in its place, I think…”

“So he got eight grams of polyclonal antibodies. This is the Regeneron formulation.”

“And so I think probably we're going to deescalate a little bit Of mask stuff, of testing stuff, of, you know, what the right course of care is”

“That it's now basically a hundred percent guaranteed that we will have all of the most transparent data about coronavirus soon.”

“I think that if he has a hard time with the virus, if it's innervating the way that I think it took out Boris Johnson, I mean, I've heard British commentators say that Boris Johnson's just not, not even the same, doesn't have the same level of energy even now …”

“Yeah, and it's probably bigger than 30%. Yeah, it's probably bigger, slightly bigger than what the betting markets are giving them credit for.”

“These you know taking these antibodies to the coronavirus, and he got eight grams of this immunoglobulin therapy that is basically a bunch of antibodies that'll eliminate the virus, and they're not widely available, they're not publicly available, these treatm…”

“I think the most likely outcome here is that because he's got the best care he's, you know, I'd say it's probably like at least 50% that this is over for him in about a week. And it redounds to his political advantage. I think there's probably 40% chance that,…”

“I think the overall mortality rate for someone of his age is in, call it the two to four percent range, right?”

“Yeah, I think if he can't do rallies, I think You know, that could easily swing the election a couple of points and cause them to lose.”

“So I think that if he rapidly recovers from this and hits the campaign trail again, it's going to make him look, Strong.”

“And to the extent the election is a referendum on Trump. I think he's going to get repudiated.”

“Because if they were to apply these standards evenly, they would have blocked the Trump tax returns for the exact same reason.”

“Had he just gone all in on a mass policy, I think this would not even be a close election.”

“NBC has still not called Florida for Trump, but there's really no path for Biden to win that state. So you can put that safely in the Trump column.”

“It's an existential threat to the entire planet and humanity and democracy across the world if this country puts that maniac into office again for four goddamn fucking more years.”

“If the woke left insists on permanent lockdowns, Trump will have an issue that supersedes the incompetence of COVID response.”

“And the reality is the Republicans may actually quasi cleave into independent of whether Trump wins or not anyways.”

“He had to have those five, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, and Texas.”

“We're seeing Forex markets show a sharp indication that Trump has a real shot at winning here.”

“He has just taken the lead in North Carolina after trailing all night. We've got about 88% of the vote in now, and I suspect he's home free, as is the Republican incumbent senator there.”

“Unless all of Cleveland is outstanding, I would say that's a Trump state.”

“Look, I think the market does not want those Trump tax cuts repealed. Stocks just ripped after Trump passed those corporate tax cuts. So if either Trump wins or the Republicans hold on to the Senate, then that would be a reason for the market to rip.”

“I think it is that cult of personality that cultural personality draws so many people in that are just you know, feeling like they need change and they need leadership and they don't need something from the old school”

“I think the market's fully prepared to manage its way through another four years of Trump, so I think that's, you know, the reason we're seeing the futures react the way they are, is it's a whole lot of nothing.”

“Yeah, so, so Arizona, they counted all the absentee ballots for the mail-in ballots first, but the in-person voting hasn't been counted yet. So you can't call that state if they haven't counted all the in-person, because Trump's going to do better with, you kn…”

“I'll ignore his bullshit because honestly, he's done nothing. He will do nothing. He is a complete fucking void.”

“Oh, I think you can count on it. Fauci and Christopher Wray, the FBI director, and increasingly maybe Bill Barr too.”

“There's no doubt that he outworked Biden. I mean, this guy's going to seven rallies a day showing up with a ton of energy, and he has, you know, like him or not, he has a lot of charisma.”

“Right now, if you want to bet, Trump is a three to one favorite and there's been billions of dollars bet in England, Australia, all over the world. He's a three to one favorite.”

“He is like Steve Jobs. He warps reality, and he tells everyone, I am going to win.”

“Trump now has to win Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania in order to win the presidency. If Biden wins any one of those three states, he wins. He has to be a three for three in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.”

“I think that we can't get past COVID With Trump, because the TDSers are so convinced that it has to be problematic”

“So it's not something that's legally actionable, but I do think that on this news alone, Trump in four years will be able to claim on some level that this was a stolen election.”

“I think voters want a presidency they can forget about. You know, I think Trump's sort of Achilles heel as he demanded too much of the voters constant time and attention.”

“I think he will become a kingmaker Republican politics. He will launch a competitor to Fox news, but it will also be Fox news hybridized with a grassroots movement like the tea party.”

“I believe if the Pfizer news comes out last week, Trump wins”

“I predict by Thanksgiving but it may have to go up to the Supreme Court, but he's gonna dot the, dot every I and cross every T that he's got legally.”

“I believe if it gets to the Supreme Court, it will be at least seven to two, if not eight one or nine zero.”

“Zero.”

“He's going to have enough arguments where if he wants to run four years from now I think he probably gets the Republican nomination again.”

“They sort of surgically removed Donald Trump while Thwarting the radical left's dream of total control in Washington. And what the electorate seems to be saying is they want the parties now to work together instead of voting for extreme ideology.”

“Not only is he not going to be A kingmaker. He will not be able to get the backing for this network. It'll be Breitbart light, and it'll be shut down within 24 months.”

“Gore only had to overturn one state, which was Florida, whereas Trump has to now contest and overturn three or four states simultaneously.”

“I think that they're unlikely to prevail. Very, very unlikely. I think Joe Biden will be the next president.”

“I actually think one of the best Trump appointees has been Jay Clayton. And I actually think Jay Clayton has done an incredibly good job.”

“And so I don't think Trump has anything to worry about federally. I think the problem is is New York.”

“And I don't think it'll matter, because I think Biden will leave him alone, and it will not help his biggest risk.”

“Well, it's not working, and it looks like it's gonna cost Republicans to the Senate, which is something that I think he won't come back from.”

“Smartest political move of 20 20 was Joe Biden staying quiet, hanging out in his bunker, and letting Trump do his own damage.”

“If he had just gotten on board with mass, it would have been a very easy thing to do. Politically, personally that could have made the margin of difference. He might still be president if he had gotten on board with mass about three months earlier.”

“Even if we don't find a way to basically put Trump in jail for this, I can 100% guarantee you, I will bet a million bucks That now the Southern District of New York gloves off. Every single state that can go after this guy, gloves off. And to the extent that J…”

“Look, I think after Georgia, The Republican Party was, already blamed Trump for that, and now after the storming of the Capitol, they're ready to be done with him.”

“Yes. I mean, clearly. 100%. Yes, because he is the one who put forth this theory that the election was stolen and was constantly repeating it for the last two months”

“This idea that you need to prosecute Trump to end his, somehow end his relation with the Republican Party, I think it will just backfire.”

“He impacted his earnings by negative two billion dollars.”

“If Trump's goal was a coup, you know, I think it's a strong word, but if it, like it totally failed, I mean, he didn't come close to succeeding in a coup.”

“No, there was no proof of collusion. There was no proof of collusion. That's what Mueller. No, that's what Mueller, he spent two years investigating it and found no collusion.”

“And those twenty million people are You know, sad to say concentrated in about 10 states that don't functionally matter economically or otherwise.”

“I feel like the culpability has to go all the way back to Trump, to Hawley, to Cruz. These guys are the, those are the real scumbags in all of this.”

“The reason why the Republicans lost Georgia is, frankly, Trump, I mean, Trump cost them Georgia.”

“And at the end of the day, there was, in my opinion, one singular person to blame, Donald Trump, and then a handful of people who were his accomplices. Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, Rudy Giuliani.”

“But we have now handed this enormous power to this big tech cartel, and it's not gonna end here. This is not the end, it's the beginning.”

“I know that you may think banning him from Twitter is so much lower than this attack on the capital, and I'm telling you it's not, because the slippery slope of event, event number one is so obvious. The prosecution of that is so obvious. The law is so complet…”

“Is like Tony Soprano or any other mob boss who knows how to incite people to do dangerous things without having the culpability himself.”

“After storming the capital, It is very clear, 100% categorically, this guy is just a complete piece of shit, and so now the people that stand with him are extremely isolated,”

“This is exactly why the best solution would have been a temporary pause on these accounts to let the dust settle.”

“I do think that Trump probably, I mean, this would be a very interesting court case, but I do think he could issue a blanket pardon to everyone on the mall that day.”

“This is close to a hundred million followers. It's a billion dollars in value. He just had the PGA say, they'll never you do a Trump golf course again. So the realm of the real world ramifications for Trump are he's, his businesses are going to be devastated. …”

“The odds that Donald Trump would have gone to jail and been prosecuted, was basically, in my opinion, a fucking stone cold lock. And then now after this happened, There's a bunch of those people who are going to basically like him and ha, and now they're not g…”

“Yes.”

“What Trump did was absolutely outrageous, and I think it brought him To an ignominious end in American politics, he will pay for it in the history books, if not in a court of law.”

“We've had this sweeping appropriation of power by, you know, half a dozen oligarchs who now have the right. To determine what we see and read and people are cheering because they hate Trump so much. They can't see that the biggest power grab in history has hap…”

“They're gonna face some amount of civil and criminal charges, I believe.”

“And like, look, we saw the intellectual incapability of Trump. Because we all said this guy could not adapt. Okay. And so we are now seeing the intellectual incapability of Gavin Newsom. And I just think they're part of the same lot. They're just kind of, you …”

“And I think there's a real chance now that that this impeachment goes through and he gets convicted.”

“I'm surprised, I, I'd be surprised at the end of the day if enough Republicans went along with this to fracture the party.”

“Yeah, I mean, the Republicans would basically lose every election from now until Trump is no longer, you know, a force in American politics.”

“He created a total realignment on our views around China. I think it's now a bipartisan consensus that, you know, we should not keep feeding China and making, you know, keep feeding that the Chinese tiger and turning into a dragon.”

“If Trump does actually, if they do actually kick Trump out of the party, and he does set up a fringe party, you will likely see the Democrats move further left, creating a much more kind of conflicting story for some of the centrists than what they're telling …”

“But if not for that deep state, we may have found ourselves in a lot of very ugly situations over the last four years that there really were layers and layers of career public servants that did incredible and incredibly heroic things to preserve democracy, to …”

“You could argue that, that Biden or that Trump is the one unifying, the opposition to Trump is the one unifying force in the Democratic coalition. So the more Trump is out there, the more it bonds the Democratic coalition together.”

“They're not supposed to distort the truth or push forward a false narrative because of the political consequences, and they didn't want to be seen as helping Trump in any way, and that's really what their motivation was.”

“And if anybody but Donald Trump was the president of the United States in that moment, we probably could have had a chance of getting to the bottom of it when it counted.”

“These democratic pit bull prosecutors, they are going to make Trump look like the victim here. This will rebound, I think, in a negative way.”

“Both of these two guys are one term presidents. I think that is abundantly clear.”

“It does look like persecution rather than prosecution, and what they're trying to do is they're going after this guy, Wesselheim, to squeeze him to try and roll over on Trump. Well, good luck with that. That's about as likely To happen as Putin releasing the p…”

“It's been a thing for a long time, and now it came to a head, I would say, during the Trump administration, because the press, I think, in going after Trump gave up something important, which is they gave up their objectivity. I mean, they flatly would, I mean…”

“We may be facing a situation and I'd love to get your guys' reaction where Donald Trump in his first two years of his presidency may actually have gotten more done than Biden will get done in his first two years.”

“Zero and zero.”

“Do I think Biden or Trump could be on the ballot? I think it's 50 50 for both of them.”

“That was one of the huge failings of the Trump presidency and now going into Biden, who doesn't seem to care about immigration either. Both of these people is huge fails. Both parties do not want to bring intelligent people here.”

“Trump's SPAC, his shares that he's gonna be receiving are worth close to twenty billion.”

“I think Biden is going to lose the midterms. And I think Trump is going to get destroyed with this January six thing and bow out and not run again.”

“More Americans have already died from COVID under Joe Biden than Donald Trump.”

“It feels like he's in cognitive. The cognitive decline is, you know, I voted for the guy. Anything to get Trump out of office. I thought that was an existential risk, but man, he is cognitively declining quickly.”

“And as far as union negotiations, Biden's probably pretty as equipped as any president's ever been to negotiate with a union and get them to play nice and not screw up his reelection with a strike. He's known as a union friendly president and go sit down and d…”

“This was Trump's worst. Yeah, worst approach. He was best approach, clearly not starting wars, worst approach, shutting the borders down for some populous reason when we actually need people in the country.”

“I think all roads will probably lead to a conclusion that after three years, it's probably okay to let this guy back and be able to tweet.”

“The lead time effect of one presidency, of the Trump presidency, for example, now will span, you know, four decades.”

“The classic example, the debt was the worst thing in the world during Obama's presidency, and then Trump comes in office, starts doing up these tax packages that are adding to it, and suddenly it's no problem.”

“Back in 2015, most of these news organizations were on the brink of collapse. Every MSNBC host was on the verge of being fired, you know, a couple of months away from being fired because nobody was watching. The New York Times had severe financial difficulty. …”

“There are literally millions of voters in excess of ten million, depending on how you count, but definitely in excess of ten million. Voters who twice voted for Barack Obama in 2008 and 12, and then in 2016 voted for Donald Trump.”

“My capital was focused on one thing, which is I thought that President Trump was not the right person to lead this country. And I thought very clearly that the right Democrat could do a much, much better job.”

“If Trump wins the nomination, which I think he will, how are you going to be able to, when we're on the show a year from now and Trump has the nomination, Or, you know, 18 months from now, whenever it is, that he locks it up, and he will lock it up if he runs.”

“Listen, the election that America does not want in 24 is Biden versus Trump.”

“I think he's gonna be very, very hard to beat as the nominee in twenty-twenty-four, unless the FBI comes up with ironclad evidence To show that he did something significantly wrong.”

“The group, the unit within the FBI that conducted the raid on Mar-a-Lago is the same group that conducted The investigation into Trump back in 2016 that lied to the FISA court that had its members, its leaders, Peter Strzok, were fired for basically wrongdoing…”

“And in hindsight, and I'm saying this as a Democrat, he was right about the German reliance on Russian gas and the European reliance on gas.”

“When rates were like near zero, and we had the opportunity to refinance the U.S. Government debt using long-term rates, basically long-term bonds, and actually it was Trump who, you know, crazy Trump who suggested let's basically shift the debt to a hundred ye…”

“Do I think that Trump should be allowed back? Yeah, I do.”

“I think we're going to lose the Georgia runoff again if Trump continues with these antics.”

“Because if it is Trump, whoever the Democratic candidate is, I don't think it really matters, will crush Trump.”

“If you were anywhere near this guy, you were gonna lose.”

“I think that if he continues to pull this well within the Republican Party, I think Trump might not run again, because Trump definitely does not want to risk being a loser in the Republican primary.”

“The trend that I am going to suggest will be to your great disappointment, J Cal, which is Trump's influence in the GOP continues to wane.”

“I think Merrick Garland now is going to have to drop the prosecution against Trump for the stolen documents, or at least that part of what they're investigating him for.”

“The main alternative to Trump in the Republican Party is DeSantis, and then I'd say the number three in the Republican Party after Trump and DeSantis is Glenn Youngkin right now.”

“I think that you'll see Trump and DeSantis attack Yunkin more viciously in a presidential primary than they attack Haley on that dimension of you have no experience and it'll be hard for him to back it up.”

“He was really the only president, I think, in modern history, right? Saxy Pooh, that hasn't gotten us embroiled in a new war?”

“If this war spirals out of control, either, you know, it turns into a even bigger conflict that draws us in, or it turns into a big recession, because I don't think we've seen the last of the supply shocks from this war. If we get a recession that Trump can, I…”

“So I think he would have shut the door so ferociously on Ukraine and NATO, and anybody that crossed that line, he would have tarred and feathered publicly. And I think the end result would have been that Putin could have found an off ramp well before he invade…”

“I don't want Trump to be the nominee. I support a different candidate”

“And that's partially why I think maybe he has a shot at being the anti-Biden Alternative, more so perhaps in this go around than Trump is.”

“Look, I, like I said, I think the only candidate that Biden could beat is Trump and Biden's probably the only sitting president that Trump can beat.”

“Our elites don't see any causation between the way they ran the country and the election of Donald Trump. The fact that we hauled out our manufacturing in the Rust Belt by throwing open our markets to China, exporting our jobs to China, the way that we squande…”

“A 49 page indictment, read it twice, that does not once mention the Presidential Records Act, the most relevant statute that talks about what the basis is for a president to keep documents or not”

“Did he do things that I think are. Reprehensible that I wouldn't have done? Yeah, I think so. I mean, as they exist. Absolutely.”

“When he tells people to peacefully make their way to the Capitol, that does not meet any Supreme Court test for what constitutes inciting violence in this country.”

“Trump's lasting impact, I think is going to be on the Republican party. I mean, he moved the Republican party from an open borders, completely free trade. Sort of party. War mongering. War mongering, knee jerk militarism, neocon to being anti-war wanting to ha…”

“That's why I've come out and been very vocal about the fact that I would pardon Trump of each of the two indictments that have already been brought. And if the J six indictment is brought against him, I would do the same thing.”

“And I think that what Trump also did, which is really interesting, is that it cascaded a wave of self-reflection in a lot of other Western countries. So Italy's more right as a result. The UK went right. Spain looks like it's about to tip right.”

“I would have made very different judgments than he did, but I think criminalizing bad judgments, especially when done so against political opponents in the midst of a presidential election, is an awful judgment. For a US president and the Department of Justice…”

“I think it's a collective anaphylactic immune response. To an antigen that challenged the system. I think that's really what it is.”

“Well, I think that, I think it's just the reality is people lose their ability to process information. People lose the ability to think independently. It's like a demonic possession that happens in this country of about, as best I can tell, about 30% of the co…”

“The sense in which the election was stolen was the Hunter Biden laptop story and the systematic suppression of information. I think that there is no doubt. That is no doubt. I think that the evidence strongly suggests that Trump would have been elected and not…”

“No, I think Trump broke the law. I think it'll be proven that he broke the law. I think it'll be proven in the documents case that he also tried to cover it up, but that's just my opinion.”

“In addition to that, the DOJ prosecutors also accused Trump of ordering employees to delete security videos and the classified documents case, the coverup, of course, being worse than the crime. Looks like they got him dead to rights on that one as well.”

“The one thing I believe about Trump is that he really does believe the election was stolen. And I think you will never be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he is knowingly lying about that. And as a result of this, you can never prove this case.”

“The indictment feels like it's got him dead to rights.”

“I think if he has to take the Supreme Court, he's going to win it because it's just a novel legal theory.”

“Guy has no morality, and he would have overturned the government if he had the chance. And he will do it again.”

“I do think the document's case Is on a sounder legal footing than the January six case. It doesn't involve as many novel legal theories.”

“And part of the reason why I think Trump likely will be the nominee is because they are creating a backlash in the GOP where people basically think that he's being unfairly prosecuted and persecuted.”

“It's going to make this country more polarized and hyper-partisan, and it's not going to help us move past this era of our politics”

“Let me state right away that I think that what Trump did in the wake of the 2020 election was indefensible.”

“I said what he did was wrong. I just don't think it was organized crime. It wasn't a RICO indictment.”

“I believe that you're going to see Chris Christie and Vivek surge. It's going to be a three horse race with DeSantis. And I think Trump's going to be out of the race in the next six to 12 months.”

“They're either gonna send Donald Trump to the big house or to the White House.”

“I don't know if he's going to show up. I don't know why he would, if he's up. I mean, it would be, it would just be such a Trump move to just not show up to any of these debates and just like get elected.”

“He did the best job of all the governors during COVID. I think he did a better job than Trump did during COVID.”

“I do think Trump effectively won the debate night because you had all these guys going at each other and then you had Trump playing The Trump card. I'm not even gonna show up because I don't have to.”

“I think it'll be DeSantis, Vivek, and it'll be either Tim Scott or Nikki Haley.”

“The only reason why Pence got to warm his ass on a chair in the situation room is because Donald Trump picked him to be his VP, but he wasn't responsible for making any important decisions. He was basically clock in time as vice president.”

“The top three candidates all have expressed significant either misgivings or opposition to our involvement in Ukraine. Trump, Vivek, and DeSantis, with varying degrees of strength, have basically all opposed Biden's policy, and they are the leading candidates …”

“I would certainly take Kennedy over Trump.”

“And Jack Smith's case depends on knowing the inner workings of Trump's mind. This like fraud on the American people idea that he not only made up this stolen election narrative, but he knew it was false, which I don't see how they're ever going to prove beyond…”

“He didn't do it to sell the documents. He didn't do them to give them to some foreign power. He did them to show off.”

“I believe, given what I know, that Donald Trump does not believe that the election was stolen. That's what I believe from knowing him for 22 years and from being with him in much of the pre-election period and him expressing his very genuine concerns about the…”

“I don't think he would have any, he would have had any problem with the election being overturned. And I think if it was, he would have been more than happy to have his rear end sleeping in the white house tonight.”

“I don't know that Biden makes it to the starting line, nor do I think Trump makes it to the starting line.”

“If he had turned over the documents he illegally had at any point when he was being requested to from February of 20, 21 through to when the search occurred, there would be no prosecution.”

“No, I think he wants retribution from the seat of power for everybody who thinks did him wrong.”

“Every president going back to Bush, 41, every one of them, regardless of my disagreements with them on policy were matured and humbled by the office, except for him. Well, so the office made him worse. It made him a worse person.”

“So I defaulted into Trump because I thought he was a better choice than Hillary Clinton. And by the way, still do think he was a better choice than Hillary Clinton.”

“He, I used to campaign with him. He would have a box of documents. Now back then it was 2016. It was a box of documents from Trump Tower. No one could touch them. No one could look at them. He'd go through them a little bit, but they, he literally had a seat f…”

“I endorsed him because I was convinced he was going to be the Republican nominee for president. And I didn't want Hillary Clinton to be the president.”

“I would have indicted both federal cases. I would not have indicted the New York case or the Atlanta case as to Donald Trump.”

“I don't think that it makes any sense for Donald Trump to go to jail, and it's not just because he's Donald Trump. It has more to do, quite frankly, with the fact that he'd probably be 79 years old Before he'd be ready to go to jail.”

“And what disturbed me the most was that in the three years after he was elected, every TED conference had plenty of subjects, plenty of talks, and plenty of conversations about why society is falling apart, why Donald Trump is a key root cause of that, why so …”

“Look, regardless of what you think about Trump, this Mayorkas revelation completely and utterly vindicates his approach to wanting to build a wall.”

“I think what's likely happening is that they're flipping these lower level figures in order to flip the next higher level, which would be Giuliani and John Eastman. Because I don't think these people have anything on Trump. So they're gonna try and You know, u…”

“Under Obama, when he left, they were selling about 2.6 million barrels of oil a day. Under Trump, when he left office, they were selling a 100,000 barrels of oil a day.”

“Again, I wasn't accepting money for any of these jobs, so it wasn't doing it for financial gain.”

“At that point in time, I remember seeing polls that, Illegal immigration was not like a top five issue when he started the campaign by, you know, the middle to end of the campaign, people were really seeing the craziness that was happening at the southern bord…”

“What I saw with politicians is a lot of politicians We'll take polls and then moderate their perspectives. This is somebody who without pollsters and without any political experience really put forward a lot of points of view and keep in mind in a Republican p…”

“And I have to say, I think it's fair to say too he's probably the only Democrat who could and will lose to Donald Trump in 2024.”

“I think he was the only man that could have defeated Donald Trump in 2020.”

“That's why Trump added seven trillion dollars to the deficit. And that's why Biden will probably end, you know, add about that much as well.”

“I think that Trump is still the indispensable figure in the Republican party, because if you take him away, they're going to revert right back to where they were. They're going to go right back to the factory settings on Republicans, which is Bush Republicanis…”

“And so I think that's the key to his surge. I really do think that.”

“That's a political prosecution.”

“Trump was all talk in this respect. He didn't actually do it.”

“I think that they've basically made his winning the Republican nomination a foregone conclusion, and he is the overwhelming favorite to win the presidency after this.”

“It hurts Biden the most.”

“I think he is going to run away with the Republican nomination, and barring some catastrophic meltdown, has a better chance to get into the White House than before this Colorado case.”

“In eight years, Obama added eight Trillion. So it was one trillion a year. These new guys getting close to two trillion per year. So they doubled the velocity of spending.”

“I think we're going to actually see some dark horse candidate maybe beat these two in the rematch that nobody Wanted.”

“And a lot of that developed under two presidents, Obama and Trump, and both of them deserve a lot of credit because we have a capability now. To be self-sufficient and we are a net exporter because of the work that happened during that time.”

“I just asked it a couple of times to just to list the legal cases against Trump, the legal cases against Hunter Biden, the legal cases against president Biden, and it will not just list them. It just punts on that. It's really fascinating. Then chat GPT is lik…”

“So, for example, like the big US steel merger with Nippon steel that was announced. Biden has one set of issues, but I suspect, you know, if Donald Trump were to get elected, his issues will be more about further hollowing out middle America. And so that deal …”

“If you want to make a switcheroo and get a different candidate than Joe Biden, that's not going to happen now because Democrats in the media think that this is their salvation.”

“Anyone who's sitting in the middle as an independent or an undecided, I think it is much more likely that they are going to have sympathy for Donald Trump coming out of this, not admonishment.”

“I do think the documents cases, that one is a pretty legitimate one. With obstruction. And I do think the election interference, those are the two he should be really worried about, because if he is found guilty on those are legit.”

“I've donated to Bobby Kennedy, I've donated to the Democrats massively, and I'll donate to Donald Trump. And if there's an opportunity to talk to President Biden and really understand where he's at, I donate to him as well.”

“Both Merrick Garland's DOJ and former Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance, they looked at this case, they looked at these charges, and they passed on bringing this case.”

“We're hosting an event for president Trump... Yeah, we're hosting an event for the once, once and future president.”

“So my guess is that at the end of the day, this case is going to get tossed on appeal, but that's probably going to happen after the election, after November fifth”

“I think he's going to get a speeding ticket. I don't think the case is going to reverse. I think there's going to be some sort of a pardon now that this is a state kind of situation. So it wouldn't be Biden who would pardon it. It would be the governor.”

“This is why I think Biden's getting hot swapped this month. You heard it here first. He's got, no, Gavin is going to be running for president. It's going to be Trump and Gavin. They are hot-swapping Biden after this first debate. Biden is going to get demolish…”

“I bet you next week or maybe in 30 days, I'm making a prediction here. You bank the prediction. In 30 days, Trump comes out magically in support of EVs.”

“And by the way, I'd say in the next 30 to 60 days, you're gonna see 10 incredibly high-profile people come out in support of Trump if Biden isn't swapped out. And when I say high-profile, I have the inside line on this. Extremely high-profile people, not just …”

“I assume he's going to be somebody that will be a worthy debater. Yeah, I would say, I think, I don't want to underestimate him.”

“I've always felt you should talk to everybody all the time. You know, that, that's not my issue with Trump. You know, it's never been my issue with him. I think that's a superpower.”

“This would have never happened if I were president. It would have never, Putin would have never done it.”

“That attack would have never happened in a million years.”

“I think it's not inevitable. I think it's unlikely.”

“What I want to do and what I will do is you graduate from a college. I think you should get automatically as part of your diploma, a green card. To be able to stay in this country, and that includes junior colleges too.”

“I would guarantee it.”

“Well, this wasn't CIA that asked me, but I think CIA was probably behind it. But they didn't, they would have preferred that I not release the rest of it.”

“No, I wouldn't support a national ban. No, I would not.”

“If we ever lose that, that's the equivalent of losing a war. That would be an unbelievable. That would really make us third world.”

“I heard the Winklevoss brothers are actually announcing That they're donating a million dollars each in Bitcoin to you tomorrow.”

“People, more than anything else, they want the JFK files. We're gonna release that immediately.”

“In fact, I think of all of us, he was, he called me last November. That's how this whole thing started, if you remember.”

“The president called to say that he enjoyed the experience and to thank us.”

“When you combine that judgment with this judgment, I think Jack Smith should just resign. It's pretty clear that Supreme Court has kicked the legs out from under his case.”

“Look at the cover of the New Republic. They literally turned Donald Trump's face Into the face of mashup of him and Adolf Hitler.”

“If Donald Trump were to win, what you're going to see is a very youthful cabinet Of a lot of thirty-somethings and forty-somethings,”

“I don't think that Lena Khan is going to be running that agency in a second Trump administration”

“I was probably one of a thousand people, or at least hundreds of people who offer my opinion.”

“However, Biden himself, days before the shooting, said that it was time to put Trump in the bullseye.”

“It is five days after an assassination attempt on the former president of the United States and the likely 47th president of the United States, obviously President Trump.”

“They did have snipers on another roof that was more sloped.”

“It was a legacy pick because it means that this America first MAGA message Is gonna continue into the future, many years into the future.”

“I think the first thing I thought after I saw the video and saw that he was okay and that his ear was bleeding was that's it. It's over. Trump's won.”

“I think we'll see under Trump a lot more mid-market M&A.”

“Just days before the shooting, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman had an exchange at Allen and company that was publicly reported. In which Peter said that Reed had turned Trump into a martyr by funding lawfare, and Reed responded, I wish I had turned him into an ac…”

“I would already say that Fox News has a market position problem, which is that Ruber is very much a neocon and neoconservatism is on the way out in the Republican party in favor of a more populist conservatism that you see with Trump or now his running mate JD…”

“The polling shows that Trump is still ahead in most of the swing states, but look, Harris has more upside than Biden does because she can actually campaign.”

“Harris currently has a 42.5% probability of winning the Electoral College. Trump 56.9%. Kennedy coming in at zero percent. On the popular vote, Harris has a 57.1% probability of winning the popular vote. 42.9% probability for Trump.”

“In the wake of January six, Merrick Garland's Justice Department did an analysis of whether Trump could be prosecuted for incitement, whether he incited that mob, and the legal memo came back, and they said, no, we don't have a case here. It does not meet the …”

“Trump's tariff policy, which is also inflationary, almost equivalent to the price gouging you know, food price caps. I think that they're both inflationary and they're both bad policy.”