My Greatest Enemy At One Point Was

I Have A Lot Of Fans In The Tea Party, And They Disagree With Me Vehemently. But They're Fans, So We Meet And Connect And Talk, So I'm Open To Everything.

I Look At People Like Picasso And Da Vinci And Escher And Miles Davis, And They'll Write Or Paint That One Definitive Masterpiece Of Maybe 50 That They Have That's Really Trying To Go Outside The Box, Trying To Do Something That's Tough. And Then When You Accomplish It, You Look Back And Go, 'yeeaaaah - Masterpiece.'

It's Really About Taking Something Inherently Negative, And Starting With The Word Loser, Starting With Something That's Negative, And Changing It Into Something That's Positive, Redefining It, But Doing It In A Certain Way, How - Like I Would Say When I Look Out At The World And You See It's Dark And It's Just Overbearing And Every Day Is Depressed, Depressed, Depressed. What It Took Was To Change My Perspective A Little Bit. Not To Change The World, To Change My Perspective.

The Biggest Budget Is The Military Budget. For What? We're Fighting Two Wars In Very Small Countries That Have No Nuclear Weapons, That Have No Capabilities To Destroy Anything. They Probably Couldn't Even Get To America.

You Know What I Had A Problem With? The War - The War In Afghanistan.