Proctor's New Texts, Platner's Kik Account and More | 6.04.26 - The Grace Curley Show Hour 1

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How do you think, and for anyone who hasn't seen these text messages or hasn't read them, there's not a lot I can tell you about them, honestly, on the air. There's really not. You should read it yourself because most of this stuff is not suitable for work. It's not, it's certainly not suitable for the airways. I mean, we can self-censor and give out, you know. A lot of N-words. A lot of N-words, a lot of variants on the N-word, a lot of different. substitutes for the N-word. A lot of anti-Semitic comments. A lot of anti-Semitic comments. Written appreciation for Hitler was in there. Yeah, like, oh, man, why do we stop Hitler? He was on to something. We should have just let him do what he was doing. There was a lot of sexually predatory remarks about his wife, right? His then-girlfriend. His then-girlfriend. I'm not sure if it's his wife. Yeah, I was trying to figure that out if that is now his wife, because I know she stood by Michael Proctor. up until this point and they were all trying to like especially in the 2020 interview they were he was trying to drum up sympathy for like well you know it's been hard for me and you know the community has really the silent majority has is come and gathered around me and tried to give me support and those texts don't define me. That was one of the things that stuck out in my mind. He said there was a car accident involving a black person and that police could take their time to respond and let the black person die.

We talked about, can we go back to the ex-girlfriend? I don't know if this is the ex-girlfriend now, why if I don't really know his dating history. And I'm sorry, if I mess anything up, it's just, it's hard to know all the details of this stuff. How we will know them inside and out come the next show, but we're just doing the best we can here. But one of the comments he made about that involved having sex with her, a certain kind of sexual whatever. And he talked about wanting to get her drunk. so that he could do things to her or rupees that she wouldn't allow him to do otherwise There are no words to describe how deplorable. This man should be in jail. He is a threat. He is a threat to his community. This is a psychopath. And so is the other guy, Sean Good. These are just two psychopaths who are going back and forth sharing just how disgusting and irredeemable they are. And Taylor's right. He made comments about Bob Kraft, a ton of anti-Semitic comments, which does seem to be. you know, the popular thing nowadays, sadly, is this anti-Semitism, this hatred of the Jews is everywhere. It's even in Canton. It's fairly unilateral, though, in his hatred of races and minorities, so, I don't know. Yeah, he hates women. You know what? I'm glad you brought up Graham Platner, because I was thinking about this yesterday. I'm like, is there a group that Graham Platner hasn't said anything bad about? And I really couldn't think, I don't think he said anything about Asians, but... Trooper Proctor and Good, they made comments about Asians. I think you, if we were going to put up a chart here and say, who has offended more groups? I do think Proctor wins out over Graham Platner. Or as Bacari Sellers called him, Plantner. Yeah. And as Bernie Sanders called him. Pantner? Graham Platner? They're all dropping and adding letters to his last name. None of them know his last name. It's not that hard of a name. They're like, what's is it? Graham Platner? Pantner? Partner? But I would say that Proctors are, he's, he hates more groups than Graham Platner, which is impressive, honestly. Because he goes after Asian people, black people, Jewish people, women. Does he talk about Muslims at all, Taylor? Does he talk about Hispanics? He talks about Muslims, yes. Okay. So yes, yes, I actually did read that one. Or I should say we should say Arabs. Okay. Yeah, so this is really quite something. I'm curious if his wife will stand by him after this. And the other part of this, and we're going to talk to Mike Crawford about it, because this is what I always do. If I know that my expertise is waning here, and I know it's been a while since I've covered this stuff, I bring in the big guns. And Mike Crawford is going to join us early this week at 105. But one of the parts of this that I'll be interested to talk to Mike Crawford about is that Miles King murder case because...

Proctor was the lead investigator on that case, and... For people who don't know, King is accused of shooting and killing Marcus Simmons, who's actually from Milton Mass, 25 years old. And this shooting occurred in 2021, I believe. And Proctor, as the lead investigator, has now kind of jeopardized this whole case, which they have very strong evidence against Miles King. I'm not saying it's a slam dunk. It's certainly not a slam dunk now, thanks to Proctor. But it saddens me for the family of the victim here that now the person. who allegedly killed their son or their family member may get off because the lead investigator was a massive racist. And that word's thrown around a lot nowadays. This is actually a case where it fits the bill. And you know what? I was thinking about this today because if you came to me, Taylor, I saw somebody recently on one of the network shows talking about Graham Platner and they said, If I was writing a book about an evil candidate or like a bad candidate and I came to them with Graham Platner as a fictional character, my editor would say this is too ridiculous. No one would believe this. No one would believe that the Democrats would put this guy up. I'm thinking the same thing with Michael Proctor. If you wrote a movie... and you said, this is, and it wasn't like, oh, this is based on real life. It was, hey, this is my idea for a movie. And this is going to be the bad state trooper. And this is how corrupt he's going to be. And this is the text messages he's going to send to his friends dating back to 2013. I would be like, that's so stupid. That's so stupid. No one's going to believe that as a character. No one's going to believe that someone in 2026 talks like this. And I would be wrong. I would be absolutely wrong. um we'll go over some more of the messages but i am curious how this is going to affect other cases because taylor in the miles king case you have two you have a a black man who is suspected of shooting another black man and if the lead investigator hates black people I don't know. I kind of do think it affects a lot of these cases. I kind of do think that if I'm a judge or if I'm a jury or whatever, I'm looking at this and going, how can we trust that this guy wouldn't change something or, you know, tamper with evidence or not give someone a fair shake or give other people bad information or not protect information that is supposed to be classified? I don't know. I actually could see how people would say, we got to throw all this stuff out now. There's clear extreme racial prejudice as outlined in these text messages. Just one instance, in addition to the other I gave, said it would have been nice if black people were still our slaves. Then I wouldn't have to go pick up Bertucci's. Hey, N-word, go fetch bear, his wings, and pizza. Yikes.

This is, and you don't want to play here, Taylor, since we're on it. I thought we were wait till 1 o'clock, but it's a huge story, especially here in Massachusetts, especially for people who've been following this for what feels like a decade. This is Michael Proctor, and the crazy thing is this time last year, we were wrapping up the second Karen retrial. Do I have that right? Taylor? Has it been a year? We're like coming up on the anniversary because his ABC 2020 interview came out. I think like either the night of the verdict or the next day. And I know that was June 2025. So these were, we grabbed these on June 19th. So it would have aired the night before the 18th. So this is almost a year ago. And he's talking about the text messages. And. He's trying to defend himself as best he can. He's not the brightest bulb, obviously. Let's go to cut 15, please. I mean, I think one of the texts that you sent about Karen Reid is that you said, hopefully she kills herself. You texted this to your sister. That seems incredibly unprofessional for a homicide investigator speaking about his suspect. It was made in jest. You know, it's a figure of speech. Hopefully she kills herself. Like, that's a figure of speech? Do you use that commonly? Yes. Not commonly. But it's a figure of speech I made in, like, jest. It wasn't, like, literally, I hope she kills herself. Is I wish slavery still existed so someone could go pick up my Bertucci's? Is that a figure of speech to Michael Proctor? Is that also something that he thinks is, like, a common idiom that people use? A figure of speech. And the crazy part is if in this interview Taylor, he could have looked at this guy and been like, listen, if you had only seen the other texts I have, these do not seem that bad. If it's any consolation to the viewers out there, I've got text messages that would make this stuff look PG. I've got text messages. Do you think in the back of his head he was like, oh, snap, people are offended by these? People think these are really awful? They have no idea what's coming. He also said this, when asked about these text messages about Karen Reed, this is cut 20. This is Dateline. With everything that's happened, what is the most important thing to you that you want people to know out of all of this? I guess for people to know is that those text messages as juvenile. as they are. It doesn't, it's not me as a person. I vented after being involved in an investigation of a police officer and use words that I regret. Do you though? I didn't really sense a ton of regret. And actually one of the things that stood out to me in those old interviews is when they asked him if he would do things differently with the Karen Reed investigation. And he kind of said no. He's not a guy who's filled with regret. You'd think he'd have more of it. But not so much. I wouldn't change anything. Nothing. No. I wonder if he stands by that. Would you change these text messages? And it's also, we're not talking about one text message. We're talking about a series of text messages over a period of years where he's just...

being so hateful. And I love his two excuses. One is it was made in jest. That's the classic cop out. It was a joke. It was a joke. What are you mad about? And the other one, I was venting. You know, I was really stressed out. I was really mad. And he liked, and I remember at one point he was trying to spin it like, hey, I took this really hard because it, you know, it was a cop who was dead. And as if that excuses anything that he was saying to his friends at the time. Now, the new batch is between him, as I said, and this retired Canton officer, Sean Good. And when we talk to Mike Crawford, when we talk to Mike Proctor later in the show, no, when we talk to the young jerks is... Proctor! Where is Tractor? Yeah, we will ask him. We will ask Michael Crawford all about this and really how it's going to affect the rest of these cases because going forward, that's one of the biggest questions here. We will continue. When we come back, we have a lot to get to more on Graham Platner moving from one anti-Semite to the next. There's not enough hours in the day to cover all this anti-Semitism. So we will be right back. Stay with us. It's the Grace Curley Show. What's in your phone? What's in your private phone, your personal phone, private conversations? The Grace Curley Show will return. This is the Grace Curley Show.

Welcome back, everyone, to The Grace Curly Show. We are currently discussing these. shocking text messages, these obscene text messages sent between Michael Proctor and Sean Good and that are coming to light now thanks to this new Karen Reed lawsuit that was filed today. And that actually brings us to our poll question, which is brought to you by local silver mint. Today's poll question is brought to you by local silver mint located in where New Hampshire, Silver Dave will work with you directly. So contact him at local silver mint.com. Taylor, what is the poll question and what are the results? thus far. Today's poll question, which you can vote in at grace curly show.com, is, are you shocked by Michael Proctor's and Sean Good's newly revealed texts in Karen Reed's civil suit? No, they're about what I expected, or yes, they're worse than I could have imagined. Yes, they're worse than I could have imagined, Taylor, and here's why. I thought that Michael Proctor's texts about Karen Reed were vile and disgusting. And it was very clear from those text messages that he's an angry person. He has a lot of problems. He doesn't like women. But I thought... that it was like a particular hate for her, an obsessive dislike for this person. And especially because you would mention certain things like her accent or her medical issues, I thought that he really was gunning for her. What I didn't realize was he is just a hateful person in general. Like he is full of vitriol for different groups and different people and different victims. And I didn't. understand that part of it. This is like a really sick, sick, sick puppy. This was not an isolated incident. This is not one person that he held a grudge against. This is how he operates in his day-to-day life. 26% say yes. They're worse than I could have imagined. Would you agree with that? Yeah, I could not fathom coming up with some of the things that he came up with. Yeah, it's like I wouldn't even know how to be that evil. Parasite crawled up into a woman and laid exoner from the inside. That's in the text messages. So, yeah, I don't think like this. So I can't. come up with anything even close to that. No, I am right there with you. And another person who's dealing with their own scandal is Graham Platner. And when we come back, we're going to dive into this because on Tuesday, he was in D.C., right? And he's meeting with these Democrats and he's trying to convince them. I don't know if he was trying to convince them like, hey, guys, the worst is over. Because from what I've been reading, from some people at the main wire and some tweets I've been seeing, that is not even close to the truth. The worst.

The worst is yet to come for Graham Platner, according to the stuff I'm seeing. But he's trying to tell these Democrats who are all rightfully panicking over this disaster of a choice that, you know, we can put that in the rear view, look forward, don't believe, don't believe what you read, don't believe what they're saying about me. And his quote that stuck out to me. in the Wall Street Journal. And this is what we're going to dive into in the next segment. He said, it's not a secret. I've had a messy, complicated life. Which, by the way, he told Medi Hassan that he didn't have a complicated life. The worst of the rumors we've all heard are not true. What does that even mean? We'll break it down. We'll take your call. 844-5-42-42. Stay with us. Curley Show is on the air. Yeah, I mean, look, there have been a lot of revelations about Graham Platner as this campaign has gone on from tattoos to sexually explicit text. But this one might be different. And the reason I say that is, take a look here, Google searches for Graham Platner and Maine. up significantly over the past few days. We're talking about up 275% of the last three days versus the three-month average. And more than that, more people search for him on Sunday in Maine that at any point that I could find, even given the past revelations, about the tattoos as well. So it seems to me that this time may, in fact, be different where Mainers focus. on Graham Platner is higher. This is interesting because people might say, oh, there have been so many scandals, they're inoculated to it. Nothing new to see here. This might indicate otherwise. This might indicate otherwise. More people searching for them on Sunday than ever before, and the search is way up versus the average. Okay, how would the prediction markets change? Yeah, okay. So one of our first glimpses into how this might affect Graham Platner's electoral fortunes is from the prediction market. So you can see this right here in the cash prediction market, chance to win the main Senate race. Now, of course, there's still that Democratic primary that Graham Platner is. heavily favorite to win. So we have Dems, Republicans, the likely Republican nominee, of course, being Susan Collins, the incumbent. You go back, you go back, you know, May 22nd, was that about 10 days ago. Democrats had a 70% chance. That's essentially Graham Platner had a 70% chance of winning the general election. Which I don't believe. That number has fallen. It's fallen rather significantly. Look, he is still the favorite, according to the prediction markets, a 59% chance. But you're basically going from about a 7.10 shot. Because these prediction markets, that just tells you all you need to know that he was ever 70%. even post Nazi tattoo revelation and everything else. And now he's 59%. I don't believe that for a minute. Now, his team's putting out, Graham Platner's campaign is putting out these kind of damage control memos where they're saying, we've raised so much money. And we're still leading in all the polls and things are going great. Steve Robinson from the main wire wrote yesterday on X. Per sources, Graham Platner's campaign is now aware of the severity of the next round of information that will come out. Worse than Nazi tattoo, worse than Reddit, worse than Predators Paradise. Steve with that is referring to the kick app, which is known as this messaging app where a lot of people can send explicit photos. Also a lot of underage people.

are on that app sending pictures or, you know, being being manipulated by predators. And Steve also wrote, the emergency trip home had nothing to do with reporters at the house. His dad gave him. This is DefCon 1 of damage control. Now, on this damage control. What, I mean, I can only speculate. You just learned it with Proctor. But what could be worse than Nazi tattoo and being a possible predator? I can't get into the mind of the Nazi tattoo possible predator. Do you know? You know. Oh, no, I don't know. Oh, you know. I don't know. No, I truly don't. Do you not believe me? Do we have no trust in this relationship? You think I have the scoop? I thought you had the scoop, but I guess I was wrong. I don't have the scoop. I might be able to get the scoop. That's worse than having it and not saying that you have it. But if you don't have it, I don't have it. I don't have it. And honestly, Taylor, the way I am is like, I don't want to know it because I'm afraid that I'll say it before it's... you know, fully verified. Do we know when it's expected to drop? I mean, Friday's usually the day. I would guess tomorrow, but again, I don't have any intel for people on that. But here's what I will say. And that cut you played us from Harry Anton. He's talking about Google searches and how they've increased. Someone who was clearly not part of this Googling brigade is Bakari Sellers from CNN. Take a listen. So first, Badiah, actually, we should play Bataia first. Batia Ungar Sargon was just pointing out the insanity that has enveloped the Democrat Party and the fact that they're all trying to defend a Nazi tattoo man. And this is what she said. This is cut four. His whole family was murdered in the Sobibor concentration camp. Graham Platner doesn't just have a Nazi tattoo. For 18 years, he had a tattoo of the concentration camp guards on his chest, and he knew what it was. He knew what it was. And to hear people compare that to anything else in the public sphere in America is insane. And it is insanely offensive. These people who are defending him... called me and every other MAGA person a Nazi for 10 years because we voted for someone who we thought would improve the lives of working class Americans. And now they are lining up and defending a guy who had a Nazi tattoo, which he knew about, for 18 years. It is so insane to act like anything Donald Trump did was anywhere close to having a totten cup on his chest. For 18 years. This guy is a Nazi and Democrats are lining up behind him because they think he can win. Yeah. And a lot of them have him pretty.

pretty open about that fact. Like Sunny Hosten agrees with Batya Ungar Sargon in the sense of what Graham Platner or who Graham Platner is, but she just said, you know, we need to win. And so at least there's a level of honesty there that I find refreshing. But Bakari Sellers then tried to argue that Trump saying grab her by the you know what is somehow. You can no longer point out the depravity of Graham Platner because Donald Trump made a comment to Billy Bush, however many years ago. I don't really think that that stands up, but it was something else he said that really stood out to me. So this is Bakari Sellers on CNN. This is cut three. Talking about the fact that Donald Trump has put the moral and ethical ground of elected officials in hell. Like that's the bar somewhere in hell. And so it's very, very, very low for anybody to like eclipse that. I don't want Nazis, regardless of if they're going to vote with me, like on wearing my jersey. I don't. And I don't know Graham Platner. I think that's his name. I don't know everything about him. But I do know that Ken Paxton is extremely flawed. Okay. So you don't know Graham Platner. And Bernie Sanders, though, does know Graham Platner. And he's still defending him. And I'm over here just trying to read about Graham Platner. But they want to pretend when it works for them. Like, oh, I don't know. I haven't had a lot of time to do a lot of research on this. You know, I didn't have a lot of time to Google. By the way, it was a package or a segment. It was an entire block of that show. And you didn't think to look up how to say the guy's name. I make, I come on here sometimes and there are things that slip by me, for sure, just in that first segment, the Sean Good thing, it happens. But if you're doing an entire block on a panel on CNN about Graham Platner, you would think you would know how to say his name. And I think he does, but they just want to do this kind of casual, like, oh, I'm not really sure. They want to play Mickey the Dunst. I'm not really sure, you know, who we're talking about here. You're very well aware of who Graham Platner is. Now, Elizabeth Warren. She's the one who said that he's her guy. She said, Graham Platner, wait, let me get, let me get back to it here, Taylor. Graham, Graham, Graham is my kind of man. That's what she said about Graham Platner. And I said to myself, that's my kind of man. I'm wondering what her husband thinks about that. Grab her a beer and have a conversation with her because if that's her kind of man, if I'm her husband and I don't have a Nazi tattoo and I don't have a penchant for going on creepy websites and I don't take pictures of myself with towels on and send them to six different women and I don't masturbate in porta potty's. I'm looking at Elizabeth Warren being like, is this a mismatch? Have you been lying to me this whole time? Because I thought I was your kind of man. And it turns out this is what you're going for. This traditional masculinity of the Democrat Party brought to you in part by Graham Platner.

I don't know. I would be worried if I were him. I'd be a little insecure about that. But this is her now. So that was her a couple weeks ago. I think she was in Portland at the time stumping for him, you know, in her sweater, in her open sweaters and, you know, waving her arms with her glasses on. Hello, Graham Platner's here. And now she's being asked where she stands on this now, and this is cut one. Are you worried about war coming out about his past that could damage his chances? What I'm worried about is another day of war in Iran. Are these accusations disturbing to you? What is disturbing to me is what's happening in this economy and how right now the Republicans just sign off on it. That is a slimyest move. It's like you're worried about the war and a run. Okay. Is it possible? You could be worried about more than one thing at once. Is it possible? Oh, and you're worried about this. No, I'm worried about this. Well, can you walk and chew gum at the same time? Because you seemed worried about this race in Maine when you thought you had a star on your hands. And now that he's turned out to be nothing but a massive... creepazoid now you're not as concerned about it you you don't have time to worry about it you're worried about the mommas and the babies may I suggest you find the time because this could be a real problem for you guys and all your Senate takeover dreams now that was going on and so Graham Platner on Tuesday he goes to DC And he's trying to quell the fears of these Democrat senators and congresspeople. And he's trying to let them know that, you know, trust in Graham. I'm here and everything's going to be fine. And it says Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren followed up and said there's a big difference between marital issues and allegations of sexual assault. Graham Platner agreed and denied any credible allegations of assault were forthcoming. It's not a secret. I've had a messy, complicated life, he told the senators. I'm interested in the way he phrased that, Taylor, because didn't he just recently tell us on a different network that he didn't lead a complicated life? I'm wondering, are there other skeletons from your past that still may emerge in this race? Uh, no. I haven't lived a boring life, but I haven't lived a very complicated life. Now he's saying I've had a messy, complicated life. And then he says, the worst of the rumors we've all heard are not true. Taylor, what does that mean? The worst of the rumors. The worst of the rumors we've heard are not true. It's like a riddle. It's like, okay, well, what's... Can you be more specific? If I'm Elizabeth Warren, if I'm Chuck Schumer, if I'm any of these people, I'm like, can you be more specific? Because the worst rumor I've heard may be very different than the worst rumor you've heard. Right. And I have a tough time even classifying which of the rumors I've heard is the worst. Exactly. So it's like, why don't you tell us...

Here's an idea. Why don't you just tell us the name of the movie you want to see? Why don't you just tell us the worst rumor and if it's true? Because all these people now, they know. I mean, you just know when this guy shows up and he's there telling you, like, he's not saying none of it's true. He's just saying whatever the worst thing you heard is is not true. The rest of it, I'm not so sure. Why don't you just tell me where you want to see the movie? It's really something else. They still have the option, by the way, of Janet Mills. If you're listening in Maine, I want you to know that. How foolish must she feel that this is the guy who they still think is the better option than her? I mean, that's got to be like Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris described Trump as all these terrible things. Her entire party was trying to convince the nation. He's a racist. He's a Nazi. He's a philanderer. He's a rapist. He's all these things they claimed, right? And just so Kamala Harris knows. when she has her glass of Chardonnay at night, people still thought he was better than you. Like people still thought he was the better option. Despite this onslaught of negative press and negative coverage from the media 24-7 about how bad he is, they looked at him and they looked at you and they said, I'm going with him. So what do you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? And again, this isn't for like MAGA supporters. Like we all don't think that. But for people who were on the fence and they still went with him, what does that tell you about what they thought of you? that they were being inundated with story after story and news coverage after news coverage about how bad this guy was, and they still opted to go with him over you. It really speaks to a likability factor, a box that was not checked as far as any sort of common sense or likeability or, you know, any connection with voters. And I would say the same thing about Janet Mills. They're looking at this porta potty dude, and they're going, eh. i still can't stomach Janet Mills i still can't i can't deal with the mills of it all and that tells you a lot now i want to talk about I want to move on from Graham Platner just for the moment. And when we come back, I want to talk about John Bolton. Because this is a pretty big story today. John Bolton, if you miss this, is expected to plead guilty in this classified documents case. And I want to give you guys a little refresher on what happened with these. Because that's another. section of the news that there's constant stories on we had biden's classified documents then we had trump's classified documents we had hillary clinton's classified material it's easy to get these situations confused and i'm here to offer a little bit of a refresher on mr mustache because his was very interesting it involved aOL it involved iranian hackers and of course it involved donald j trump we'll be right back

Follow Grace on X at G underscore Curley. This is the Grace Curley Show. Welcome back, everyone. It's Friday, Jr. I didn't forget. I didn't forget. I know. Everyone's getting excited. We're on that second half of the week. going it's all downhill now take your take your feet off the off the pedals taylor it's just gonna you're just gonna flow now into the weekend that's how it works and oh unless you're John Bolton in which case not so much i want to give people a quick update on this because there's so many news stories out there today we are going to talk to mike crawford in the next hour about the latest batch of text between michael proctor and sean good in what that means for other cases here in massachusetts But another big story involves the former national security advisor to Donald Trump in his first administration. That would be John Bolton. If you don't know who he is, think of the biggest mustache in the world, that guy. And he said to plead guilty in a classified documents case. I want to remind you guys of a few details of this case because I was reading about it this morning and I had forgotten how amusing some of the side parts of it are. This was the one in which the Iranians hacked into John Bolton's AOL account. That's right. AOL. American Online. You don't hear about them. Shout out AOL. You don't hear about them a lot anymore. They're not really the preferred email of anyone. And they hacked his AOL. And then they threatened to leak the files. These really highly sensitive classified documents that could get people killed. Like they involve sources and methods. They involved a lot of people in vulnerable, scary, high-risk situations. And he's just, you know, on his AOL account with all this stuff hanging out there. So they hack into these files, Taylor. And do you remember this? Because I feel like this is one of the things that would have stuck with me the first time I read about it. They started taunting him, the Iranian hackers, and saying, good luck, Mr. Mustache. No, I don't remember hearing that. Which, when I was reading about it today, I was like, are we sure Donald Trump wasn't pretending to be an Iranian hacker? And he's just on his computer. Good luck, Mr. Mustache. You can do a better Trump than I can. Give me Trump pretending to be an Iranian hacker. taunting John Bolton. It would be such a shame for these things to get out. So if you don't want them to get out, you're going to have to send me some money. Good luck, Mr. Mustache. Trump infamously hates.

John Bolton's mustache, as does Howie Carr. Something about that mustache does not sit right with either Trump or Howie. They really dislike it. I think it's the thickness. I don't think it's the mustache itself. It's the thickness of the mustache. It looks like the bottom half of a broom. Well, yeah, it's all uneven. It's not trimmed at all. It's not shaped. Do you think when you have a mustache like that, and I know some people who have mustaches for, you know, a very long time, would it behoove them to every few years start fresh? Or do you think they fear, Taylor, that the day they start fresh, it's not going to grow back the same way? No. Sometimes you got to start fresh. Like you just get that feeling. Like I'll once every couple of months. I'll just clean shave my face. My wife hates it. But I just, I say, I feel like I needed a new start. And that's just it. But that notion is never compelled John Bolton. When you go in and you're getting shaving haircut two bits, right? And you're sitting there. If you have a mustache like John Bolton's, do they offer to shampoo it? Shampoo? I don't think they offered a shampoo. No, they'll offer to trim it. I would think that'd be, his looks like something where you really would want to get in there and give that. Yeah, if you're in the shower, you go. They really should do like a mustache massage. You're in the shower and you're putting the old head and shoulders on the scalp. You've got to move some of that residual suds down to the mustache. Absolutely. Now, as far as him pleading guilty, this is not a shock. Turley, Jonathan Turley, a lot of other legal experts called this one from the jump. Even though John Bolton tried the whole, like, they're coming after me because I spoke out against Trump. Anyone who looked at the facts of this case, anyone who looked at the AOL of this case, had no doubts that this evidence was damning, so... Sorry, Mr. Mustash!