Trump Is Furious at Mark Levin
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Trump has totally soured on [music] Mark Trump has totally soured on [music] Mark Leuven. Not guessing. He has on Mark. Leuven. Not guessing. He has on Mark. Leuven. Not guessing. He has on Mark. >> I don't know how you were ever sweet on >> I don't know how you were ever sweet on >> I don't know how you were ever sweet on Mark Leven. Mark Leven. Mark Leven. >> Well, I totally [laughter] I The whole >> Well, I totally [laughter] I The whole >> Well, I totally [laughter] I The whole thing was like a deranged episode. It thing was like a deranged episode. It thing was like a deranged episode. It was like that weird affair you had like, was like that weird affair you had like, was like that weird affair you had like, you know what I mean? Like I can't you know what I mean? Like I can't you know what I mean? Like I can't believe I ever found that girl believe I ever found that girl believe I ever found that girl attractive. Like what was I thinking? attractive. Like what was I thinking? attractive. Like what was I thinking? >> And and the takeaway from those >> And and the takeaway from those >> And and the takeaway from those experiences in the life of a man is experiences in the life of a man is experiences in the life of a man is don't always trust your own judgment. don't always trust your own judgment. don't always trust your own judgment. [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] >> Like I have the capacity to go crazy. So >> Like I have the capacity to go crazy. So >> Like I have the capacity to go crazy. So I do think they or he again I don't I do think they or he again I don't I do think they or he again I don't think I know is now like actively angry think I know is now like actively angry think I know is now like actively angry at the people who helped convince him to at the people who helped convince him to at the people who helped convince him to do
Summary
This conversation highlights a shift in opinion regarding an individual named Mark. The speaker likens the past positive relationship to a "deranged episode" or a misguided romantic entanglement, concluding that one should not always trust their own judgment. The practical takeaway is to be wary of misplaced trust and to recognize one's own capacity for irrational decisions.