VIDEO FOX SPECIAL MEGYN KELLY FULL INTERVIEW WITH DONALD TRUMP 5/17/2016

[0:00] Megan Kelly. Welcome to my first Primetime Network special. Here's what [0:04] you're in for. Donald Trump. Donald Trump. Donald Trump. Donald Trump. [0:08] It's been a long nine months. It has been a long time. This is the first you and I have [0:12] ever discussed what happened. It's on. You've called women you don't like fat [0:16] pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. I thought it was a fair question. I [0:20] thought it was unfair. You know it's not a cocktail party. I want to talk for a [0:24] minute about the tweeting. You would be amazed at the ones that don't retweet. [0:27] Bimbo. Did I say that? Many times. Oh, okay. And from rocky childhood to rocky [0:38] horror, transgender star Laverne Cox is telling her story. Did you ever worry [0:43] that your mom didn't love you? That's exactly what I worried about. I, um, [0:48] Megan. Also, it's been nearly two decades since OJ's first defense lawyer, [0:53] Robert Shapiro, has spoken. Moments after the verdict, OJ Simpson leaned [0:58] over and whispered something in your ear. What did he say? You believe [1:02] that the killer has never faced trial. And why can't Michael Douglas ever [1:07] catch a break with the tabloids? Well, I was thinking when I heard that [1:10] you had three months to live and you were sitting for this interview for [1:13] me that maybe I was on your bucket list. I'm honored. Chick-tok. [1:18] Let's just dive right in. It's been over nine months since the first [1:25] Republican presidential debate and an electric exchange between yours truly [1:29] and Donald Trump. What happened between us then and after would make headlines [1:34] around the globe. For those nine long months, he and I did not speak, nor did I [1:39] ever respond to his attacks. Tonight, for the first time, I'll ask him about that [1:45] and about his seemingly unstoppable rise to the top of the Republican ticket. [1:50] And nothing is off limits. America has never seen anything like the political juggernaut [1:57] called Donald Trump. A businessman and reality TV star with no political experience burst onto the [2:04] scene and electrified voters with big threats. We're going to knock the hell out of ISIS. [2:10] And big promises. We are going to win in every aspect of our lives. [2:15] While explaining the art of the deal. We're going to make great trade deals. [2:18] He perfected the art of the insult. It's Rubio. [2:24] Against rivals. Little Marco. Little Marco. [2:27] Lie intent. Lie intent. Detractors. He's a war hero because he was captured. [2:32] I like people that weren't captured. And the press. I would never kill him. [2:35] But I do hate him. Including yours truly. [2:39] Beginning with the very first Republican debate. Mr. Trump, one of the things people love about you [2:45] is you speak your mind and you don't use a politician's filter. [2:48] You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. [2:56] Your Twitter account... [2:57] Only Rosie O'Donnell. [2:59] Mr. Trump did not like the question. At all. [3:02] For the record, it was well beyond Rosie O'Donnell. [3:05] Yes, I'm sure. [3:06] Does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president? [3:09] What I say is what I say. And honestly, Megan, if you don't like it, I'm sorry. I've been very nice to you. [3:17] Although I could probably maybe not be based on the way you have treated me, but I wouldn't do that. [3:22] And he sent out a tweet that night. [3:24] Wow, at Megan Kelly really bombed tonight. [3:27] And a retweet. [3:29] Fox viewers give low marks to bimbo Megan Kelly. [3:31] Then he made this remark. [3:33] You know, she gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. [3:37] And, you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. [3:41] Blood coming out of her wherever. [3:43] And he explained it this way. [3:46] I was going to say nose and or ears because that's a very common statement. [3:51] Blood pouring out of somebody's nose. It's a statement showing anger. [3:54] That set off a firestorm. [3:56] This is a candidate who's really had a history of some misogynistic statements. [4:00] We've seen Donald Trump do this over and over again. [4:02] The pundits said his attacks were political suicide. [4:05] More fallout from the latest Republican debate. [4:08] I don't know how he thinks he's going to win an election. [4:10] His unfavorability with women is skyward. [4:12] This weekend surely signaled the end of Trump's campaign. [4:15] The pundits were wrong. [4:17] An NBC News survey monkey poll shows Trump with 23%. [4:21] A new poll number showed that Donald Trump is surging. [4:23] The more Trump speaks, the more he spikes. [4:26] It didn't matter what he said or how he said it. [4:29] Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States. [4:36] When Mexico sends its people, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. [4:42] Voters were angry and they liked that he was angry too. [4:46] In January, he skipped the next Fox News debate. [4:50] Megyn Kelly's really biased against me. [4:53] Do you really think she can be fair at a debate? [4:55] Which set off a new torrent of tweets. [4:57] 80,000 tweets directed towards Megyn Kelly. [5:01] Votative broke it down to see what the most popular words were. [5:05] Crazy Megyn Kelly. [5:06] Crazy. [5:07] Overrated. [5:08] Bimbo. [5:08] Buggy. [5:09] Bimbo Megyn Kelly. [5:10] Slug. [5:10] Booker. [5:11] Days later, he lost the Iowa caucuses. [5:14] But Trump went on to win and win some more. [5:17] Another big win for Donald Trump. [5:19] A huge win for Donald Trump. [5:20] And then a new debate. [5:22] Nice to be with you, Megyn. [5:23] Great to have you here. [5:24] You're looking well. [5:25] You're looking well. [5:26] As are you. [5:27] Followed by more fallout. [5:29] And a call to boycott the Kelly file. [5:31] Can't watch Crazy Megyn anymore. [5:34] Finally in April, a meeting at Trump Tower. [5:39] The meeting was at my request. [5:41] And Mr. Trump was gracious enough to agree to it. [5:43] Donald Trump and his arch nemesis Megyn Kelly are making peace. [5:46] There are signs of a truce this morning between Trump and Trump. [5:48] Their feud apparently diffused. [5:50] You met with Megyn Kelly today. [5:52] How did that go? [5:53] 17 candidates down, and Trump is the last man standing. [6:00] The presumptive Republican nominee. [6:04] Let's begin. [6:05] Thank you for sitting down with me. [6:07] Thank you very much, my honor. [6:08] It's been a long nine months. [6:09] It has been a long time. [6:11] I agree. [6:12] I want to ask you about the beginning of your campaign. [6:14] There had to be a moment on stage at a campaign rally or one night after a win where it occurred [6:21] to you, I could actually be the president. [6:25] When was that? [6:26] Well, I think the debates were really a big thing. [6:29] And not to bring up an unpleasant debate, but, you know, that first debate was pretty amazing. [6:34] And 24 million people watching it, a record on cable television. [6:38] And I think that meant something. [6:40] I think that first debate meant something. [6:41] Because I felt very, very comfortable with the subject, and I felt very comfortable with [6:46] the people I was competing against. [6:48] Let's talk a little bit about litigation. [6:51] Because you have threatened to sue many people in the course of the campaign. [6:56] But, of course, if you wind up president, you're not going to be able to do that either. [7:00] Can you go four years without threatening to sue anybody? [7:02] Well, what China's done to us is, maybe you do the world, you know, you do, you know, [7:07] you do have methods of suing countries, okay? [7:09] It's going to be a busy law firm. [7:10] No, no, it's going to be busy. [7:11] But it's a little different. [7:14] And it's also a tactic for me. [7:16] It's a business for me. [7:17] And I've been successful. [7:18] And I've, you know, used litigation. [7:21] And sometimes I use it maybe when I shouldn't, and sometimes I don't. [7:25] Have you made any mistakes in this campaign? [7:27] You had said publicly you thought the retweet about Heidi Cruz was a mistake. [7:31] Let me just... [7:32] Well, I said I could have done without it, to be exact. [7:35] I mean, I could have done without it. [7:36] You said a mistake. [7:37] Are you walking that back? [7:38] No, no, I'm not walking it back. [7:39] But I actually didn't say it that way. [7:41] I said I could have done without it. [7:43] But it was a mistake, wasn't it? [7:45] I mean, you shouldn't have done that, right? [7:46] I wish I didn't do it. [7:48] Although, you know, I guess you could say she's fair game because she's very much involved with the campaign. [7:53] But I don't know. [7:54] She just seems like a nice woman. [7:55] But that's where you mocked her looks. [7:56] Well, you know what? [7:57] I have millions of followers at Real Donald Trump. [8:00] I have millions of followers. [8:02] I have millions of... [8:03] I'm familiar. [8:03] Yes, you are. [8:04] The thing that gets me in trouble is retweets. [8:06] The retweet is really more of a killer than the tweets. [8:09] The tweets I seem to do pretty well with. [8:11] So that's one, the Heidi Cruz thing. [8:13] Let me just give you a list of a couple and tell me whether you have any regrets on it. [8:16] Go ahead. [8:17] The comment about John McCain, you prefer people who weren't captured. [8:21] The comment about Carly Fiorina's face. [8:24] But do you regret any of those comments? [8:25] Yeah, I guess so. [8:27] But you have to go forward. [8:29] You make a mistake, you go forward, and you, you know, you can correct a mistake. [8:33] But to look back and say, gee whiz, I wish I didn't do this or that, I don't think that's good. [8:38] I don't even think in a certain way, I don't even think that's healthy. [8:41] I want to talk a little bit about your family. [8:42] Your older brother, Fred Jr., was an alcoholic and died at a relatively young age. [8:51] When I say his name, what does that bring up for you? [8:54] Well, he was great. [8:55] He was the most handsome person. [8:58] He was a really smart guy, a really, really smart guy. [9:02] He had everything. [9:04] But at a certain age, he started drinking a little bit, a little more, a little more. [9:08] And ultimately, it was a big problem. [9:09] And he'd say, don't ever, ever drink. [9:12] And don't ever, and I'll tell you what, I never, I have never had a glass of alcohol. [9:16] Never? [9:16] I have other problems, okay. [9:18] What are they? [9:19] Get specific. [9:20] I don't want to talk to you about that. [9:21] That I can't talk about. [9:22] That would be too good. [9:23] You've been divorced twice. [9:25] Yes. [9:25] Did you learn something about relationships, about love, about yourself? [9:30] Well, you have to put more into it. [9:31] I put so much into my business that I didn't put enough into the relationship. [9:36] And I see that. [9:37] And I've learned that. [9:38] I mean, I have learned that. [9:39] Sometimes there's nothing you can do about that because that's the way you are. [9:42] I mean, if somebody told you that you have to ease up, you can only work half the number [9:46] of hours that you're working, I don't know if you'd be able to do that. [9:50] I'd give it a try. [9:51] No, but even if they said you'd have an even better relationship with your husband, [9:54] I hear it's just great. [9:55] But, you know, I mean, I don't know that you'd be able to do that. [9:58] Has anyone ever hurt you emotionally? [10:00] Well, I think the big thing would be maybe the death of my brother. [10:07] That was, you know, the hardest thing for me to take. [10:10] That was very tough because it's, you know, unnatural. [10:13] And he saw a certain potential in me. [10:14] And he would say, don't ever have a drink. [10:17] Now, I don't carry it that far with people. [10:19] I don't, I never had a drink. [10:20] But, you know, people can have a drink and they can do socially. [10:23] But, you know, that can lead. [10:25] You tell me if I'm wrong. [10:25] I feel like you're trying to get out of bounds on the emotional question to the subject of alcoholism, which we discussed. [10:34] Has it happened that somebody has done something to you, you know, not a death in the family, but has done something to you to wound you? [10:41] Well, you know, I don't know. [10:44] I can say this. [10:45] It would be something I could certainly think about and, you know, come back with. [10:50] It's all right. [10:51] No, it's okay. [10:51] But I will say this. [10:54] When I'm wounded, I go after people hard, okay? [10:59] And I try and unwound myself. [11:03] Most kids between the ages of 6 and 16 have been bullied at some point in their lives. [11:08] Were you ever bullied? [11:09] No, I wasn't. [11:10] But I have seen bullying. [11:12] And bullying doesn't have to just be as a child. [11:14] I mean, I know people are bullied when they're 55 years old. [11:17] It can happen when you're 45. [11:18] It's, you know, it happens, right? [11:20] But you've got to get over it. [11:22] You've got to fight back, do whatever you have to do. [11:25] Let me ask you about that. [11:26] Because most American parents try to raise their kids to not bully, to not name call, to not tease, not taunt. [11:33] How can they effectively bring that message when the frontrunner for the Republican nomination does all of those things? [11:41] Well, I do it really, you know, I've been saying during this whole campaign that I'm a counterpuncher. [11:47] You understand that. [11:49] I'm responding. [11:50] Now, I then respond times maybe 10. [11:53] I don't know. [11:53] I mean, I respond pretty strongly. [11:55] But in just about all cases, I've been responding to what they did to me. [12:00] So it's not a one-way street. [12:03] Let's talk about us. [12:04] Okay. [12:05] I asked you a tough question about women. [12:09] Bimbo? [12:09] Over your life, Megan, you've been called a lot worse. [12:12] Now, if you could go back and wave a magic wand and have been born with a female body, would you do that? [12:19] Let's talk about us. [12:22] Okay. [12:24] We were always friendly. [12:25] Right. [12:26] Good relationship. [12:26] And then came the August 6, 2015 debate. [12:30] And I asked you a tough question about women using only the words that you had used. [12:36] I thought it was a fair question. [12:38] Why didn't you? [12:40] I thought it was unfair. [12:42] I thought, first of all, I didn't think it was really a question. [12:44] I thought it was more of a statement. [12:45] That's the first question that I've ever been asked during a debate. [12:49] And I've never debated before. [12:50] I mean, my whole life is a debate. [12:51] But I've never actually debated before. [12:53] And I'm saying to myself, man, what a question. [12:55] And then, of course, then you have Brett doing his thing. [12:58] So I'm saying to myself, I've got two hours of this. [13:01] I don't really blame you because you're doing your thing. [13:04] But from my standpoint, I don't have to like it. [13:07] Afterward, you said you didn't feel that the moderators had been nice. [13:11] But do you think it's the journalist's role to be nice to presidential candidates at a debate? [13:16] No, fair. [13:17] I don't care if they're nice. [13:18] Do you use the word nice? [13:20] Well, okay. [13:21] No, I don't think so. [13:23] I mean, I might have said they weren't nice, but that doesn't mean they have to be nice. [13:26] I mean, I've known many... [13:27] You know, it's not a cocktail party. [13:28] No, no. [13:29] I tell you what, in a certain way, what you did might have been a favor because I felt [13:33] so good about having gotten through... [13:35] I said, if I can get through this debate with those questions, you can get through anything. [13:39] You seem to stay angry for months. [13:42] Yeah. [13:43] Was that real or was that strategy? [13:46] Well, I'm a real person. [13:48] I don't say, oh, gee, I'm angry tonight, but tomorrow you're my best friend. [13:51] See, I do have a theory that, you know, when somebody does it... [13:54] And this could happen again with us. [13:55] I mean, it could be even doing this particular interview. [13:59] I have great respect for you that you were able to call me and say, let's get together [14:03] and let's talk. [14:03] To me, I would not have done that. [14:06] I don't say that as a positive. [14:09] I think it's a negative for me. [14:10] And you walk into Trump Tower, we didn't have, like, on a neutral site or over at Fox or something. [14:15] That would be a whole different thing. [14:17] And I wouldn't have done it. [14:18] I think the doormen are still recovering. [14:20] I think the whole building's recovering. [14:21] People are going, like, this can't be possible, right? [14:25] And this is the first you and I have ever discussed what happened between us over the past nine months [14:29] because you and I did not talk about that. [14:30] We didn't discuss it. [14:31] No, we didn't discuss it. [14:32] So when you look back on the past nine months from that first debate to now, any regrets? [14:40] Absolutely, I have regrets. [14:41] I don't think I want to discuss what the regrets are. [14:43] But absolutely, I could have done certain things differently. [14:47] I could have maybe used different language in a couple of instances. [14:51] But overall, I have to be very happy with the outcome. [14:54] And I think if I didn't conduct myself in the way I've done it, I don't think I would have been successful, actually. [15:02] If I were soft, if I were, you know, presidential, okay, presidential. [15:07] In a way, it's a bad word because there's nothing wrong with being presidential. [15:10] But if I would not have fought back the way I fought back, I don't think I would have been successful. [15:16] You're no longer just Donald Trump businessman or Donald Trump host of Celebrity Apprentice. [15:21] Now, you're steps away from the presidency. [15:27] Have you given any thought in this position to the power that your messaging has on the lives of the people you target [15:35] and on the millions of people who take their cue from you? [15:39] I have. I have. [15:41] And I see suffering. [15:43] I mean, I see tremendous suffering, and I understand it. [15:45] I have a very big heart. [15:46] A lot of people don't understand that, but people that know me do. [15:49] And we have to take care of our country. [15:52] And I do feel America first. [15:54] I mean, America has been fourth and fifth and ninth. [15:57] But you know what I'm saying. [15:58] When Donald Trump targets somebody and says, this person is bad, that person is bad, [16:05] it creates a firestorm in those people's lives. [16:07] And many of these people are so-called civilians who haven't put themselves out there as public figures. [16:11] But it's in response to something that they did. [16:15] But you are so powerful. [16:17] You are so powerful now. [16:18] I don't view myself as that. [16:19] I mean, I view myself as a person that, like everybody else, is fighting for survival. [16:25] That's all I view myself as. [16:26] And I really view myself now as somewhat of a messenger. [16:30] You know, this is a massive thing that's going on. [16:33] These are millions and millions of people that have been disenfranchised from this country. [16:37] I was in front of a group the other day, at least 25,000 people. [16:41] The place was going crazy. [16:44] And I said, I'm like the messenger. [16:46] It's true. [16:47] But they're listening to you. [16:49] And they're taking their cue from you. [16:52] So that's the question is whether now so close to the Oval Office, [16:57] whether you will take that responsibility seriously and change your tone to try to be more unifying and less divisive. [17:06] I do take it very seriously. [17:07] And I understand what's going on. [17:09] And when I see the fervor, when I see 25,000 people that have seats and not one person during an hour speech will sit down. [17:16] I say, sit down, everybody. [17:18] Sit down. [17:18] And they don't sit down. [17:19] They refuse to sit down. [17:20] I mean, that's a great compliment. [17:22] But I do understand the power of the message. [17:24] There's no question about it. [17:26] I want to talk for a minute about the tweeting. [17:28] Okay. [17:28] Set the scene for me because I know where I was when I was on the receiving end of a lot of those tweets. [17:33] But I have always wondered where you were. [17:36] I'm picturing, like, a crushed velvet smoking jacket, you know, shiz lounge, slippers. [17:41] Maybe not as fancy as that. [17:43] Maybe probably a lot less. [17:44] Walk us through it. [17:44] You said it's you if it's past 7 in the evening. [17:47] This weekend, I picked up 114,000 people. [17:49] Well, what do you do? [17:50] Do you pick up your iPhone and actually tweet yourself? [17:52] Usually, after 7 or 8 o'clock, I'll do it myself. [17:54] But during the day, if I'm in the office, I have a number of people that I'll just call out a tweet to. [18:00] It's always my writing. [18:01] You call out exclamation point. [18:03] I do. [18:03] I'd say exclamation point. [18:05] That's sad. [18:05] You know me well. [18:06] You know me well. [18:07] No, I'll say exclamation point. [18:08] I'm familiar. [18:09] So they'll type it out for me real fast. [18:11] Bring it in. [18:11] I'll be in a meeting. [18:13] Bump. [18:13] Put an exclamation point here, and I'll send it in. [18:15] So I don't do the physical. [18:17] Now, after like 7 or 8 o'clock, if I'm home, I'll do it myself. [18:23] And I have fans, you probably learned, and I didn't do this for this reason, [18:27] but when you and I were having our little difficulty, [18:29] you probably had some pretty nasty tweets sent your way. [18:32] I don't want to say, but I've heard that. [18:35] I don't want that to happen, but I have fans. [18:37] They really love. [18:39] We have an unbelievable bond. [18:41] We have an unbelievable relationship. [18:41] You retweet some of those. [18:43] It's not just the fans. [18:44] Yeah, but not the more nasty ones. [18:46] You would be amazed at the ones I don't retweet. [18:48] Bimbo? [18:50] Well, there was a retweet. [18:52] Yeah. [18:52] Did I say that? [18:53] Many times. [18:54] Ooh, okay. [18:56] Excuse me. [18:58] What do you think with, I mean... [19:01] Not the most horrible thing, you know, again, politically, not the most... [19:04] Over your life, Megan, you've been called a lot worse. [19:07] Is that right? [19:08] Wouldn't you say? [19:08] You know, you've had a life that's not been that easy. [19:11] It's not about me. [19:12] It's not about me. [19:13] It's about the messaging to young girls and to other women. [19:17] It's a certain amount of fighting back. [19:19] You know, it's a modern-day form of fighting back. [19:21] I mean, it really is. [19:22] But, um... [19:23] You're going to stop that as president? [19:25] Well, I'm going to stop it about you now, because I think I like our relationship right [19:30] now, so I'm certainly not going to do it with you. [19:32] Yeah, I think so. [19:33] Now you have my cell phone number. [19:34] I will say this. [19:34] That is actually much more efficient. [19:36] You gave me your cell phone number. [19:37] And you promised you would not use it for evil. [19:38] I don't know. [19:39] I promise. [19:39] I promise. [19:40] You'll never see that. [19:41] You'll never see that. [19:42] If you don't become president, will this all have been for nothing, or will you have changed [19:49] America? [19:51] So, I got a call from a great writer who said to me, congratulations. [19:56] I said, congratulations on what? [19:58] He said, what you have done has never been done before. [20:01] I said, what have I done? [20:02] He said, they talked about different things. [20:04] And I said, well, unless I win, I can't do the changes. [20:08] I can't make America great again. [20:09] I can't lower taxes and make our military strong and get along with other nations, frankly, [20:15] that we don't get along with right now, but do better with them, you know, so they're [20:18] not ripping us off like they all are. [20:21] But I said, unless I win, I can't do that. [20:23] He said, no, no, you're wrong. [20:24] What you have done has never been done before, and it'll go down in history. [20:29] And I appreciate, and I don't want to really talk about it, because in case it doesn't [20:32] work out, I guess I'd rather have that narrative. [20:34] But I will say this, if I don't go all the way, and if I don't win, I will consider [20:39] it to be a total and complete waste of time, energy, and money. [20:45] Mr. Trump, thank you very much. [20:48] Thank you very much. [20:48] It's been fascinating. [20:49] Thank you very much. [20:50] I appreciate it. [20:50] Thanks, Megan. [20:51] So when you told your mother that you identified as female, what was her reaction? [20:56] The first thing my mother said was, but you have such big hands and feet. [20:59] You would think if she was going to object to a body part, she would have chosen something [21:02] other than the hands and the feet. [21:03] And later in the show, more Donald Trump with a stunning admission. [21:07] I knew it. [21:11] Let's have some fun. [21:12] Go ahead. [21:12] Okay. [21:13] I want to ask you rapid fire questions about Donald Trump. [21:16] Number one, favorite movie? [21:19] Citizen Kane. [21:20] Favorite book? [21:20] Other than the Bible or the art of the deal? [21:25] All Quiet on the Western Front. [21:27] What was the last book you read? [21:28] Do you get any time to read? [21:29] It's so long because now I read passages, I read areas, I'll read chapters. [21:35] I just, I don't have the time. [21:37] You know, when was the last time I watched a baseball game? [21:40] I'm watching you all the time, okay? [21:42] I knew it. [21:43] I'm watching O'Reilly all the time. [21:45] I'm watching Hannity. [21:46] Be honest. [21:46] I'm watching. [21:47] You didn't really boycott. [21:50] A little bit. [21:51] Not as much as I want people to play. [21:54] But I don't have the time. [21:55] I would love to sit down and read a book, but I just don't have the time anymore. [21:58] Well, in addition to The Kelly File, I have been working on a project. [22:03] A book which I'm unveiling right now. [22:06] It's called Settle for More, My Life Motto, ever since I was an unhappy lawyer years ago. [22:12] The book shows how I did just that, with some tears and laughs along the way. [22:17] And yes, for the first time, I will speak openly about my year with Donald Trump. [22:22] You can pre-order it now wherever books are sold. [22:25] It hits stores November 15th. [22:27] My thanks to Donald Trump, Laverne Cox, Robert Shapiro, and Michael Douglas for sitting [22:33] down with me on my first special. [22:35] And thank you all for watching. [22:36] Good night. [22:38] Is it even tougher when you're with Catherine? [22:41] Then it's the double. [22:42] I mean, a little bit. [22:43] But I mean, that's a high-quality problem. [22:46] What? [22:50] This beer. [22:54] You are a part of this beer, my friend. [22:57] It's great. [22:58] Watch that one. [23:06] Yes, yes. [23:07] It's good to hear you talk about, you know, your element.