Political Endorsements and South America Trends

All right, go ahead please

Given, given the, uh, riots in France, are you planning to endorse Marine

Le Pen for the presidential election next year?

Well, I don't know her. Uh, I haven't met her.

But I thought she was, uh, badly treated.

It would look like a weaponization to me when they did what they

did. Uh, it would look to me like, uh, you know, she was leading, but

after this she's definitely, she's the conservative voice.

I can tell you this, in South America, it was all

leaning big left.

It's all

right now. It's, uh... South America is becoming a

whole different place, and it's thriving. It's thriving.

And as you know, I endorsed many of those people.

Every single one that I endorsed won, including the new president

of Colombia, uh, who's great. El Tigre.

You know, they call him El Tigre for a reason,

right? Because he's tough.

He's a tough guy. But he was always big for Trump, and, uh,

I didn't

know him, but I liked him. When people like me, I like them,

just typically.

On the-

So that makes me different. But, but, uh, if you look at what's

going on in South America, people wouldn't believe it.

In a short period of time,

they are becoming extremely conservative in a very positive way,

in many ways. Yeah