Hah, and well he should!
I was trying to convey that the implication runs the other way, i.e. that because he is delivering current, accurate information (and is honest about his perspective), that he is trustworthy.
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14·5 hours agoI think there’s an even simpler explanation: political debt to Jeff Yass (15% tiktok owner) and his cash for the 2024 campaign.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/donald-trump-jeff-yass
Thanks, even an episode I’ve already listened to!
I also consider Robert trustworthy, maybe because he’s honest about his perspective.
Got some sauce for that? I’d genuinely like to read about that particular angle.
Well, Trump got a lot more from the guy who has a 15% stake in the company during the election.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/donald-trump-jeff-yass