Reflections on Life and Change

I hated that picture, you know, because what happened is in that couch,

if you don't have a pillow behind your back, you kind of sink.

So I looked at the pictures, I was like, this is terrible,

I look, you know, like, whatever.

And then it turned into this other thing,

and it was fine, and it's funny.

I don't really follow it very closely,

but people have shown me pictures out there.

We have a good friend here that works at the White House,

Dan Scavino, made a nice board for me.

And even since he made that board,

we had to update it, so, of all the different pictures.

So that stuff is funny.

You asked me if you've changed.

I think everybody, you know, you go through life, right?

And you go through life, you learn new things, you

see things you hadn't seen before. You hear things you haven't heard before.

Certainly, I'm a different person at 55 than I was at 25, or even 35,

because I have 20 and 30 years of experience in between,

in life and in work, that inform that.

I think at your core, you always want to remain the same person, though, right?

And that is, what are your priorities in life, and what are the values that sort of drive you to do what you do?

And I hope that hasn't changed.

And by the way, the world changes, too.

There are things that are true today that weren't true 10 years ago.

So, you know, I think that's true for all of us, not just me.

I feel like you've been busier than ever,

you've been traveling all over the place, but you're doing all of that while being a husband,

while being a father.

Maybe talk about how that is.