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The way he impersonated him was great.

And is this it, Rob? Yes, sir.

>> Let's listen to this one more time for

like the 50th time. Go ahead.

>> Who's seen me on social media knows I'm

far more likely to crack a joke or get

myself in trouble for posting some

grossly inappropriate memes than I am to

shed a tear. I know this because I've

even gotten the call from that guy a

couple times.

You know, Dun Dun

[Laughter]

You're getting a little aggressive on

social media, Don. Relax.

>> For him to say that.

>> By the way, you know, that was like the

first time Don's ever impersonated him.

I've literally Don's like my best

friend. Oh my god.

>> I'm telling you, I've literally never

heard that impersonation before. It's

not You've got these guys who just make

that a routine, right? Like that Don

really did pull that out of

>> Yeah. How would you How would you rate

his impersonation of your dad? I thought

he did a good job. I thought he crushed

it.

>> I'm sitting right next to DJT at the

time. I'm my hands practically on his

lap like this like as as Don's doing.

>> Have you ever tried to impersonate your

dad?

>> I don't think I could get away with it

this not not get away with it, but I

just I don't think I have it. I mean,

Don had perfect

and and tempo. I probably think more

like DJT, but man, Don Don nailed the

impersonation. He did a good job with

that.

>> What's Dan's reaction when he sees that?

What's he is is he is

>> Honestly, he loves it. Yeah. Listen,

there's one thing about my father. He's

a funny bastard, right? I mean, he's

he's guys, you know, the like to me like

the greatest the greatest moments of all

the campaigns were in 2016, right? You

had these campaign managers

>> and they were coming in and this

campaign we didn't know what the hell we

were doing, but it's starting to kind of

solidify and you know, you have to give

him a teleprompter. We have to get your

father on teleprompter. Now remember th

those in 2016 every speech he gave was

like two and a half hours of just

whatever his his mind went to as that

you know

>> it's true and every time he got us in

trouble and it was so good right and and

what was amazing the New York Times did

it best they had they had this graph

where it's like he started off as like

9% before he entered the race and then

he goes you know there there's they're

sending rapists and murderers right and

New York Times it takes them like two

days but they melt down how dare him

he's he's so offensive the Hispanic

community and sure enough like his polls

went up to like 20, right? And you know,

3 weeks later it's, you know, we had all

obviously a lot of the terrorist

problems and everything. He's talking

about a Muslim ban from certain

countries and how dare him say something

about him. And then sure enough, guess

what? The polls go up another 30 points

and I mean every single even Rosie

O'Donald, right? You know, when he has

the famous Megan Megan Kelly thing, you

know, you've called women X Y and Z only

Rosie O'Donald, right? [ __ ] polls

shoot through the roof again. And

>> it's uh you know, it's it's rather

amazing. So, the guy's got I mean, he's

he's a stand-up comic in a certain way

who feeds off of actually the energy of

an audience. And uh I I can tell you he

uh he appreciates good humor better than

than just about anybody. So,

>> has he has he always had a sense? Has

it's always been like this even when you

guys were kids?

>> Oh, 100%. I mean, he's he's he's funny.

He's got big personality, by the way.

Amazingly analytical, right? I mean, you

you ask him the sports stat of any

baseball player, you know, in the past,

any boxer. Um, I told you I I told you

the story about, you know, growing up

and with Stein Brener in all the boxes

and everything else, but

>> he will tell you the stats of any

golfer, of any boxer, of any baseball

player, of any hockey player, of any

NBA. I mean, he's really he's amazing.

So, he's incredibly analytical. He's

incredibly funny. You know, he can be so

micro, but also be so macro at the same

time. The greatest marketer of all time.

just knows how to distill

>> complicated subjects in very very few

words and do it over and over and over

and and kind of you know beat the

message into I mean the guy's just

remarkable.

>> Was he a good driver? Like did he take

you guys to did you ever sit next to him

in the car when he's driving? Because

you don't see him driving, right?

>> Oh god.

>> Was he

you see the blue Lamborghini with you

know Melania? But was he someone that

you can looks like you got something you

want to say? So, we're we're buying uh

by the way, some of some of the old

Donald Trump pictures are like the the

best, right? That that's a great one.

The blue he he has one in a pink shirt

that's just truly epic. Um

>> we're driving down we're buying a golf

course right outside Philadelphia and

I'll never forget it's just him and I.

And he decides, you know what? Let's

drive. I'm going to drive. He He has

this white Rolls-Royce. I'll never

forget this car. And we're driving down

the Jersey Turnpike and and people are

are going past us and they're flipping

us off. And he's just enjoying the day.

The sunroof is down. He's with his son.

He's enjoying life. We're probably doing

like 55 miles an hour and like little

old ladies are going by us like you know

flicking us off and you know look they

all love me all all of the I'm like

they're literally flicking you off right

now because we're we're liter we're

doing

>> we're saying you're number one

>> we're doing Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is

BEFORE YOU'RE

>> NUMBER ONE DOG.

>> And so I'll never forget we we get down

to the golf course. We do this whole

thing and uh we do this whole thing for

this me the members and he goes come on

let's go get McDonald's. Right. He loves

everybody knows he loves fast food.

Right. And uh and I go you're not

driving. There's no by this point it's

like 10:00 at night. I'm like there's no

freaking way you're driving at this

rate. We're going to get there at 2:00

in the morning, right? Like I'm I'm

driving. So I drive this big boat of a

of a Rolls-Royce through the McDonald's

drive-thru in the middle of some seedy

neighborhood. I drive it back up the

Jersey Turnpike. We're flying at this

point. We get back. But no, uh, you

know, honestly, it's like the one thing

he he really misses. He always loved he

likes cars, right? But but not in like

the U type way. He just he liked the

freedom of being able to drive. And and

he always jokes about it. He goes, "You

know, aside from a golf cart, I may

never actually be able to drive a

vehicle again because of kind of kind of

the bubble." But, uh, we we had a lot of

good memories in a car together.

>> When When did that happen? Is it 10

years before him becoming president? Was

it apprentice when he no longer drove?

What was the event?

>> Well, the event was picking up Secret

Service, right, where you're not

technically allowed to drive. And so,

you know, until then, he would he would

drive himself. He'd go to one of the

golf courses. He would, you know, he had

tinted windows and he'd drive up there.

He really enjoyed it. like he enjoyed

that that time by himself or with me or

whoever you know whoever is there but uh

yeah those days are probably long gone

in the madness of uh of our lives as you

can imagine

>> I like to make omelets on Saturday

morning and and I'm one of the greatest

omelette makers in the world I love

making omelets right what was his

specialty did he ever cook for you guys

was it anything he would do or

>> no I I can't I can't say I ever remember

Donald Trump cooking

>> Ray Berry pizza in New York for all for

all you guys. And you know, for all for

all you northerners, I mean man, a lot

of a lot of pizza, a lot of Jackson

Hole, a lot of fast food. We we loved

fast food. He loved steaks. Um but no,

he wasn't he wasn't exactly the person

to go slave over uh he was much more

comfortable behind one of those desks

than he was behind a uh you know, an an

island in a in a kitchen.

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
impersonate /ɪmˈpɜːrsəˌneɪt/ B2	verb - to imitate someone's behavior, voice, or appearance
grossly /ɡroʊsli/ B2	adverb - in a way that is very obvious or extreme
shed /ʃɛd/ A2	verb - to drop or let fall, especially tears
aggressive /əˈɡrɛsɪv/ B1	adjective - ready to attack or confront
crush /krʌʃ/ A2	verb - to perform something very well
analytical /ˌænəˈlɪtɪkəl/ C1	adjective - relating to the ability to analyze
distill /dɪˈstɪl/ C1	verb - to extract the essential meaning or essence
solidify /ˈsɒlɪdɪfaɪ/ B2	verb - to make solid or firm
teleprompter /ˈtɛlɪprɒmptər/ B2	noun - a device displaying text to help speakers
offensive /əˈfɛnsɪv/ B1	adjective - causing anger or annoyance
enjoy /ɪnˈdʒɔɪ/ A1	verb - to take pleasure in something
freedom /ˈfriːdəm/ A2	noun - the state of being free