I just want to say that we are, you know, very honored by the wall that we built, you know, three hundred and six bricks, we were not supposed to crack two hundred and twenty, you know that right? It’s a big beautiful wall, the most amazing wall. I have to be honest that if you wanted to, in my opinion, help build the wall, in terms of respect for the wall, you’d do what you should be doing. I mean, it’s so sad, you should be, you know, when you see such an amazing wall, and so beautifully built, and so perfectly constructed–other than the one spot over there. But when you see such a good wall, a great wall, and I saw a wall that was so great I couldn’t believe it, a wall that had nothing to do with what I just said. And I don’t ever want to call a wall mediocre, so I won’t call it mediocre, and we haven’t had a decision yet. But walls seem to be so political. It would be so great for our wall if you could read a statement and do what’s right.
I just want to say that we are, you know, very honored by the wall that we built, you know, three hundred and six bricks, we were not supposed to crack two hundred and twenty, you know that right? It’s a big beautiful wall, the most amazing wall. I have to be honest that if you wanted to, in my opinion, help build the wall, in terms of respect for the wall, you’d do what you should be doing. I mean, it’s so sad, you should be, you know, when you see such an amazing wall, and so beautifully built, and so perfectly constructed–other than the one spot over there. But when you see such a good wall, a great wall, and I saw a wall that was so great I couldn’t believe it, a wall that had nothing to do with what I just said. And I don’t ever want to call a wall mediocre, so I won’t call it mediocre, and we haven’t had a decision yet. But walls seem to be so political. It would be so great for our wall if you could read a statement and do what’s right.