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Let me say on the record, I hope that Joe [Biden] does not run again. I think he may choose to run again, because he feels he's the only one that can defeat Trump. If Trump becomes the Republican nominee, I think the odds of Joe running again go up ... I just don't think it's good for the country for us to have an 82-year-old president being sworn in.

The major variable is whether Joe [Biden] decides to run for president again and whether there is a Democratic primary. Kamala certainly does not clear the field. So, the things I'm hearing from people are that that Joe apparently wants to run again.

If I had won The White House, I was going to go to war with Zuckerberg, truly. Because what's good for Facebook... is not good for America; it's not good for humanity; it's not good for sanity.

The smart thing to do at this point would be to try and reorient American politics and have, like, not this two-party system that I do not think will deliver for anyone. The only thing it's going to deliver is madness.

If you're a young person listening to this, do you really think that it's going to be the Democratic party or the Republican party that's going to solve some of these problems that are getting worse and worse and have been for decades under their watch? The fact is that neither party pays a real long-term, meaningful price for either the problems getting worse or even losing a race, because.... the ball goes back and forth between the two of them.

People are generally very, very upset about what's going on in the country—inflation being, probably, the biggest day-to-day problem. So, we all expect Republicans to have a very, very good November.