♪♪
[ Applause ]
These are my people. This is beautiful.
Reporter: Republicans are auditioning
at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
If I run and if I win,
this country will be respected again.
Reporter #2: Trump's CPAC speech stirs buzz.
He was flirting with a run for the White House.
We have to take back our jobs from China.
We either have borders, or we don't.
He gave a birth certificate.
Whether or not that was a real certificate,
I certainly question it.
Reporter #3: Donald Trump, once a pariah to conservatives,
is now a star attraction.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I've just received a call from Secretary Clinton.
Reporter #4: Donald Trump is the president-elect.
The first Republican President
to speak to CPAC since Ronald Reagan.
Trump: Now you finally have a president. Finally.
Took you a long time.
Reporter #5: Every time Trump speaks,
everybody wants to be there.
Reporter #6: Trump maintains the status of the kingmaker
of the Republican Party.
Reporter #7: Donald Trump still has an iron grip
on the Republican Party.
Crowd: [ Chanting ] Four more years! Four more years!
Four more years!
Man: Please welcome the next president
of the United States of America,
President Donald J. Trump.
Trump: In order to make America great and glorious again,
I am tonight announcing my candidacy
for president of the United States.
Reporter: The big question tonight -- What kind of support
does he have from the Republican Party?
Reporter #2: Trump lost the 2020 presidential election,
and now he's being blamed for these midterm losses.
He seems to be dropping every day.
I think he's at his lowest point ever in popularity.
Reporter #3: The potential criminal cases
against him are numerous.
Reporter #4: He is a diminished figure.
His star is setting, not rising.
I'm very confident we'll have better choices come 2024.
Reporter #5: The 2024 Republican presidential field
has its second candidate.
Haley: America is not past our prime.
It's just that our politicians are past theirs.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Reporter #5: Ron DeSantis now gives
a very clear alternative for Republicans.
DeSantis: We've done an awful lot over the last four years,
but you ain't seen nothing yet.
Reporter #6: Do Republicans want Trump,
or do they want someone else to be their candidate in 2024?
Reporter #7: You're gonna see a lot of candidates get in.
Man: We had 16 people go against him in 2016,
and he took them all down.
2024. Are you getting ready?
[ Cheers and applause ]
And I am, too.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ Elephant trumpets ]
♪♪
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[ Indistinct chanting ]
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[ Indistinct conversations ]
[ Sizzling ]
♪♪
Hey, guys. Palmieri: Hi!
Back from Poland.
Yeah, welcome back. Yes.
The pierogies, the kielbasa...
you know, I'll never recover.
[ Laughs ] Hey, friend!
[ Gasps ] Yay!
Welcome back to the big top.
How's it going?
♪♪
Heilemann: So, friends, primary campaigns,
there's never an official start.
It's not like there's a day on the calendar.
But you get this moment where you sort of feel like,
"Okay, the campaign's begun now."
No question. They're kind of taking the stage this week.
They're literally taking the stage this week. A lot of them are, yeah.
You have a combination
of Ron DeSantis putting out a book --
traditional way to start a campaign.
Nikki Haley actually formally announced not that long ago.
So you have another candidate besides Trump who's in the race.
A bunch of them are, like, circling.
And you have CPAC, which is always a big deal.
Trump's gonna headline CPAC and be at the end of the week.
We're all gonna get to see him onstage.
And he's at the center of the largest question for the party,
which is, like, "Are we actually ready
to move on from Donald Trump or not?"
This guy is the human Hindenburg
floating over the Republican Party.
[ Laughs ]
The key voter in this primary is gonna be somebody
that likes Donald Trump, but is maybe ready to move on.
That's who DeSantis is doing well with.
DeSantis, unlike those others,
is already beating Trump in some polling
and some early primary states.
I feel like the perfect campaign,
in the Republican Party at least,
really was, like, Bush in 2000.
When you look at DeSantis, do you see a little bit of Bush?
One similarity between DeSantis and W. Bush
is that he's managed to kind of coalesce,
like, both the establishment
and the cultural right. Totally.
Right? And W. did a nice job of that, right?
DeSantis has hit the cultural nerve.
And that's, I think, where he's getting a lot of his strength.
The party elites see him as the future of the party.
They say, "How do we get rid of Trump,
but keep Trump's voters?"
DeSantis could be the fusion candidate.
Yeah, like a more strategic MAGA Republican
than Trump-lite.
So here's Ron DeSantis on a different tier
from the rest of the Republicans
who are either running or thinking about running.
There's one category of candidates,
they all served Donald Trump.
You have Vice President Pence, Nikki Haley, and Mike Pompeo.
Miller: All three of them have that same problem,
in some ways seen as being a little too disloyal to Trump.
"We might be ready to move on from him,
but I'm not gonna go for the guy
that screwed him over on January 6th, Mike Pence.
I'm not gonna go with these two globalists --
Nikki Haley, neocon Mike Pompeo.
And I don't think any of them have
a real good answer to that at this point.
Palmieri: They're not actually MAGA.
Like, their history is not MAGA. Yeah. They're not MAGA. Right.
And then you got this other group, right --
outsiders and governors.
I mean, they all supported Trump in some way.
But they don't have that problem
of, "I served him. Where was I on January 6th," et cetera.
You've got... Miller: Glenn Youngkin.
You've got Kristi Noem, Chris Christie.
Chris Sununu.
Very popular governor of New Hampshire.
He basically is out there saying,
"We have got to reclaim this party from Donald Trump."
He's a very smart guy, and he is very conservative.
I think he's got a very different lane --
very optimistic, not a grievance candidate.
It's a bit of a throwback. And maybe that's why it won't work.
But it is an alternative
that I think a lot of Republicans are hungry for.
Yeah, he's not MAGA.
You can be conservative and not be MAGA.
I think it's a valuable to have somebody like that onstage,
but I don't know.
So here's CPAC.
It's been a big stage for a lot of people.
Well, it kind of made Donald Trump.
It's been his home field, right?
It's, like, a monster Trump rally.
So Trump's gonna be speak Saturday night.
Right now there's a kind of widespread view
of seeing what he's done so far as a candidate
as being kind of lame.
And the legal woes and age.
He doesn't seem to have the old fire,
the old Trump pep in his step.
So everybody's gonna be watching on Saturday night.
Palmieri: What I'll be looking for is,
is he aggrieved on behalf of you
or is he aggrieved on behalf of himself? Yes.
I think this will be the acid test.
If he can't light up this crowd, he can't light up anywhere.
DeSantis with a book.
Nikki Haley is in the pool.
Everybody else is kind of standing on the edge
of the pool about to dive in.
CPAC is happening.
It's like, there's the unmistakable sound
off in the distance.
[ Imitating gunshots ]
What's that sound?
Starting gun. We're off to the races.
Yes.
[ Engine revving ]
♪♪
Reporter: Florida governor Ron DeSantis
has not officially announced a 2024 White House run,
but the Republican has just released a new book.
DeSantis is kicking off a tour for his new book
in a kind of shadow campaign from Governor Ron DeSantis
that's moving more and more into the spotlight.
[ Cheers and applause ]
DeSantis: We've got to fight the woke in the businesses.
We've got to fight the woke in the universities.
We've got to fight the woke in the bureaucracy.
And we will never, ever surrender
to the woke mob here in Florida.
This is where woke goes to die!
Thank you, guys.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
A little north of Orlando, a little south of The Villages.
This is, like, the sweet spot for Florida politics.
Strip mall realness.
And here's Ron DeSantis kicking off his book tour
on the Tuesday before CPAC.
It just sort of doesn't strike me as wholly coincidental.
Look, it's a counterprogramming.
And the book is the way to launch a shadow campaign
because you're out there doing media. Yeah.
Ron DeSantis had a dominant re-election victory
in November. Yeah.
But here we see there's some indication
of some DeSantis resistors, basically,
the resistance movement.
I don't know about the resistance movement.
I think that what you see is that --
Well, look at that gentleman right there.
He's not here for DeSantis. Hey, guys.
I like DeSantis... You like Trump now.
...but I'd like him to run in '28. Right.
Stay the four years,
and the Trump people will back him in '28.
We want DeSantis to stay in Florida, run in '28.
If Trump had to destroy DeSantis in the process
of getting the nomination, that'd be fine with you?
He has to do what he has to do because Trump
needs to be back in office to finish the job. Right.
Loomer: I organized this rally
because we are opposed to the shadow presidential campaign
that's taking place inside these bookstores.
♪♪
Ron DeSantis told the security
to make sure that anybody wearing a Trump shirt
was removed from the property.
And I have that video clip on my phone, too. Miller: Really?
DeSantis people were in there saying have me come out
to tell you guys not to be here.
They told me to say, "Anybody wearing 'Trump'
has to go right now."
-Ohh! -Ohh! That's good.
Mr. Free Speech, right?
He likes to pretend he's so pro free speech.
I don't think so.
Miller: Do you think that if Trump was to lose the primary,
would you or some of these folks
not vote for the Republican in the general?
My position... Do you think you'd...
...I will not vote for anybody
unless it's Donald Trump as the nominee.
♪♪
DeSantis: We fought Fauci.
We made sure our kids were in school.
We made sure our economy was able to thrive.
My view is, we could not allow Florida
to descend in some type of Faucian dystopia.
We're not allowing indoctrination in our schools.
We're not allowing things like critical race theory
or gender ideology.
[ Applause ]
I think we're showing what a free state looks like.
And I am damn proud to be the governor of this state.
Thank you all.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you so much.
[ Cheers and applause continues ]
Heilemann: Rapturous response in the crowd,
especially on the culture wars stuff.
The messaging was pretty hot.
That's what they were looking for in there.
This first day of the DeSantis book tour
is the beginning of the road testing of a national message.
Something that might sell in Iowa, in New Hampshire.
You could see that same speech there for sure.
One thing he said was true.
He's, like, "We went on offense," you know.
And he went on offense. "They had trouble keeping up with us."
And he did a lot of stuff that was symbolic,
that had no impact, making news doing stuff
that would ring the bell. They loved it.
Republicans fucking love that.
[ Bell chiming ]
If you live here in New Hampshire,
you know the name Sununu.
John Sununu was the former governor
and chief of staff to George H. W. Bush.
His son John was a U.S. senator.
And his son Chris is the current four-term governor
of New Hampshire.
♪♪
Chris Sununu is very popular, obviously very well known,
and now thinking of running for president.
[ Camera shutter clicking ]
The question is, will his brand of Republicanism
that works here sell beyond New Hampshire?
You have not been coy about saying
you're looking to run for president.
Sure. If anything, a politician should never be coy.
Right. Do you want to announce today?
No, because I have nothing to announce. If I had something --
If I really thought I was 100% in, I'd tell you.
I really would. So you're not 100% in?
No, no, definitely not. Okay.
Well, some would say the Republican Party
has a lot of opportunity.
But there are a lot of people that say
that opportunity's being dragged down by Donald Trump.
Do you think it's time to move on?
Of course. Who doesn't?
My vision of the future of the Republican Party
is about winners, and I'm gonna go where winners are.
I want to be part of that team.
I don't care if it's me or somebody else,
but we need to win in Novem-- But you don't think it's Trump?
He could not win in November of '24.
That is not -- Even if it's Biden?
No, no. Biden would beat him.
Has Trump lost his game? Is he...
Of course.
That's not a dig on him.
He's been there, he had four years.
He did some good stuff.
He missed the ball on some stuff.
Thanks. We're moving on.
Been there, done that? Been there, done that.
It isn't in our DNA as Americans
to say, "The best opportunity for tomorrow's future
is yesterday's leadership," right?
So I feel very confident that it's not gonna be Donald Trump
because that's not in us.
You are your own kind of Republican.
Do you mean, like, I'm on an island?
No, I -- Yeah. No. No. No.
I don't think you're on an island.
But I think you are a conservative,
but you're also pro-choice,
you're pro-LGBT rights, and you support vaccines.
Those things could be liabilities
for the MAGA base in the Republican primary.
The MAGA base. So President Trump,
who is the guy responsible for getting the vaccine out so fast,
so quickly, I don't... Well, DeSantis is attacking him for that.
But that doesn't represent America for November.
But it may represent the primary.
Yeah, so now we get into the dynamics of real politics.
We need to elect the strongest conservative
that can win in November of '24 and get stuff done in '25.
But if we just elect the most conservative, extreme candidate
as our nominee, we're gonna lose in '24,
and we're gonna be sulking in '25.
Nobody gets inspired to be part of the Republican Party
'cause they're getting yelled at all the time.
Ron DeSantis is running very strong,
and he's running strong here even.
He would win today.
He would win today? Oh, yeah.
But tell me about the strength of Ron DeSantis.
I mean, he did a phenomenal job with that hurricane.
He got those islands open.
Everyone understood it.
They elected him on the heels of that.
But you're also critical of his sort
of big-government Disney approach, right?
Oh, yeah, that's not good.
Florida's Republican governor
putting the squeeze on Disney.
Critics say he's retaliating for the company's criticism
of the state's so-called "Don't Say Gay" law.
The idea that I would penalize a business
because of their political views
or because they don't agree with me,
holy cow, are we going down a very dangerous path right there.
One of the big Republican events is CPAC this week.
I would say that's a big event.
I don't think it's a big Republican event.
Okay. You're not going. Why? Who is going?
I'll tell you why I'm not going. Donald Trump's going.
Look, my vision of the Republican Party
is to get behind winners.
Last time I checked, there's not many winners
showing up at CPAC.
Yesterday's news.
♪♪
Man: Let's go, Brandon!
Action! Action! Action!
Guilfoyle: ...of what's going on in the country
and people really getting tired of being canceled or censored.
Here we are, conservative Disneyland.
The conservatives don't like Disneyland anymore, M-Kat.
Yeah. I think you want to call it something different.
This is the beginning, really, of the show here.
And there are nine United States senators speaking here today.
It's establishment day. It's establishment day.
But, you know, this week has been dominated
by who's not here. Yeah.
Pence isn't here. DeSantis isn't here.
And all the Fox talent is not here.
Yes. And that's kind of an amazing thing, right? Yeah.
DeSantis decided not to come, so neither did Fox News. Yeah.
This used to be a place where whether you were full-on MAGA,
hard-core conservative, libertarian... Mitt Romney came here. Yeah.
Right. Mitt Romney felt like he had to come here.
Last time I was here actually, Hannity interviewed Jeb onstage.
Do you have PTSD from that? I do. I do.
A lot of trauma. So, like, everybody was like,
"If I'm gonna be a leader in the Republican Party... You've got to be.
...you have to come here." That's no longer the case.
Maybe Fox and Mike Pence
think that everybody's ready to move on,
but actually not so much.
Another story is the Matt Schlapp controversy.
Schlapp runs the organization
that stages the Conservative Political Action Conference.
A Republican strategist is alleging that Matt Schlapp
made unwanted sexual advances,
including groping him and fondling him.
He just got accused of sexual assault
by a Herschel Walker staffer, right?
So it's an intraconservative issue.
And then the question's, like, "Has CPAC lost its mojo?"
And have they moved on from Donald Trump?
♪♪
Here we are, radio row.
People you've never heard of
will have folks surrounding them
because they're, like, Instagram stars.
♪♪
Welcome to CPAC, everyone.
What do you think?
[ Cheers and applause ]
For the last two years,
they said it was unsafe to have a CPAC here.
Do you feel safe? [ Laughs ]
I do, too.
♪♪
You think that Trump will still get the nomination?
I think it's almost an inevitability.
Really? I see people doubling down on Trump.
Yeah. You know? Yeah. They love him.
Do you think there are people
who are ready to move on from Trump?
I think so.
Do you think that's a good idea?
I think so.
No, it isn't losing its energy.
No? Once Trump comes, it's a different deal? It'll...
Do you think he's gonna light it up on Saturday?
When does he not, right?
Hey, Seb, can I ask you a quick question
for "The Circus," Showtime?
Yeah. "The Circus."
Yeah.
No, why not?
How do you know?
I haven't even asked you anything yet.
Oh. You might be the asshole then.
I was just being kind.
I was just gonna ask you about CPAC.
You don't even know me.
♪♪
Actually, the rule on the railroads was,
if you wanted sick leave,
you had to put in for it several days in advance.
How about the CHIPS and Science Act
that claims to help the U.S. compete against China?
That sounds really good, right?
[ Light applause ]
McKinnon: First full day of CPAC. Your takeaway?
It's been pretty sleepy, man.
Not the kind of energy from CPAC's past.
It's been awhile for me.
I guess we don't see Trump till Saturday,
so maybe that'll change. Yeah, yeah. Pretty sleepy.
It's funny. The contrast between the politician speakers,
who, you can tell, are trying to move on from Trump,
the senators I mentioned... Yeah, yeah.
...and then, like, the entertainer speakers.
Meanwhile this whole hallway here
is Real America's Voice and Newsmax
and all of these MAGA media outlets.
Competing in this ecosystem
to see who can be the most Trumpian. Right.
Mike Pence is not here,
and he's an interesting character
in this Shakespearean drama, right?
Pence would have been booed in this room.
And it's interesting to see whether maybe outside
of this MAGA bubble, is there another group
that Pence might appeal to?
♪♪
Pence: I'm a Christian, a conservative,
and a Republican, in that order.
And it is my honor to be here.
[ Applause ]
Palmieri: We're here to see former Vice President Mike Pence
at Bob Jones University, which is an evangelical college.
South Carolina's an important state for Mike Pence
if he's gonna run for president.
He's been doing a national book tour.
He's been hitting a lot of early primary states.
If you're not Trump, you're not DeSantis, you need a rationale
for why you should be the Republican nominee.
Pence's rationale is, he's the evangelical candidate.
[ Camera shutter clicking ]
He has been asked a few times
in the last week whether or not he would support Donald Trump
if Donald Trump was the nominee.
Donald Trump, would you support him?
Well, there might be somebody I'd prefer to support more.
Hey, everybody. Man: Evening.
I saw an interview you did last week, and you said
that you thought that President Trump
was the only person who could have beaten
Hillary Clinton in 2016. I do. I really do.
I worked for her. I kind of think the same thing.
And you'd said that it's time
for the Republican Party to move on.
Have you thought about how you make that case
without alienating his supporters,
which is really the Republican base?
Now, more than ever, I think you're going to see Republicans
come together around the kind of leadership
that will meet this moment.
And I'm very confident that our voters
will choose the right standard-bearer
who will lead us to victory in 2024.
Woman: Thanks, guys.
We're good? Woman #2: Thank you.
-Thank you, sir. -Appreciate it.
Thank you.
Without further ado, would you please welcome
Vice President Mike Pence?
[ Applause ]
Palmieri: This is a really good crowd.
There are more than a thousand people
who have turned out to see Mike Pence.
[ Applause ]
Let's talk about someone that is a bit of an enigma
to most of us, but who you know very well,
and that is President Trump.
I know him well.
[ Laughter ]
Your public personas are very different.
So how did you manage a working relationship?
Uh...
You know, it was the greatest honor of my life...
[ Laughter ]
I want to tell you, it was the greatest honor of my life
to be your vice president.
And I want to thank you all
for the privilege of being able to serve.
[ Applause ]
President Trump was my president, he was my friend,
and I was always loyal to President Donald Trump.
The only higher loyalty for a vice president
is to God and the Constitution.
[ Applause ] Thank you so much.
♪♪
Man: Okay, we're back out here live at CPAC 2023
here at the beautiful Gaylord.
♪♪
Taylor Greene: Well, welcome back to Maryland, CPAC.
Woman: Yay!
The left has told us something
that should put fear in the heart of every parent.
They said they're coming for our children.
Guilfoyle: Remember what this is all really about for the left.
It is about undermining your ability to make the decisions
that are best for you and for your family.
It's sort of weird that Pennsylvania
managed to elect a vegetable.
I'd love for John Fetterman
to have, like, good, gainful employment.
Maybe he could be, like, a bag guy at, like, a grocery store.
Gaetz: We either get this government back on our side,
or we defund and get rid of,
abolish the FBI, CDC, ATF,
DOJ, every last one of them,
if they do not come to heel!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Miller: For people that are here,
there just isn't a lot of excitement for the people
who are saying, "We need to move on from MAGA."
Right. If you're here...
You want MAGA.
[ Laughing ] Seriously.
MAGA's what you're going for.
I saw Nikki Haley, and I saw Mike Pompeo. Yeah.
The people in the room didn't seem to kind be there for Nikki.
We've lost the popular vote
in the last seven out of eight presidential elections.
If you're tired of losing, put your trust in a new generation.
And if you want to win, not just as a party, but as a country,
I'm here to ask for your vote.
You know who does get MAGA? Kari Lake.
She understands the MAGA base.
She understands why they like Trump, right? Yeah. Yeah.
So that's why she's the keynote tonight,
Trump's the keynote tomorrow. Like at the political conventions.
Yeah. Wednesday night is the VP.
Yeah. Thursday night is the...
President. ...is the president.
Kari Lake in the VP slot. I'm just saying.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
Man: Kari, Kari?
-Kari, good on you. -You won the race.
Miller: So, Fox isn't here. DeSantis isn't here.
There are some people that are saying,
"Maybe the party's moving in a different direction."
You're closer to the MAGA base than anybody. What do you say?
What do you say? Look at this crowd.
Do you think America First is gone? No.
America First is the Republican Party.
And you think these folks are gonna be all-in
with Trump in '24? I hope they are.
They've always wanted us to fall in line when their guy wins.
And when our guy wins or when I win,
they don't fall in line with us.
Is DeSantis their guy or our guy?
Like, you sent a tweet the other day kind of
saying that Soros endorsed him.
Seemed like you were attacking him.
I think DeSantis is a great governor.
And I think people just re-elected him for governor
because he's been an effective governor.
And it's Donald Trump's time.
Man: Support Trump.
Thank you for your support for President Trump.
Thank you. Thank you.
Together: [ Chanting ] Kari, Kari!
Woman: Ladies and gentlemen, the Kari Lake!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Abe Lincoln brought together a divided nation.
And I will be damned if we let the radical left
brainwash our kids, rewrite history,
and tell our kids to judge people
by the color of their skin.
It's not gonna happen on my watch.
[ Cheers and applause ]
We stand with our patriots past and present,
with George Washington, JFK, Ronald Reagan, Steve Bannon.
We stand with Donald J. Trump.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
Crowd: [ Chanting ] We need Donald Trump!
Reporter: Former President Donald Trump
will headline the final day
of the Conservative Political Action Conference.
Any minute now, who's gonna walk through that door?
Man: The MAGA king!
Man #2: CPAC is Trump!
Reporter #2: At any moment, CPAC will announce the results
of its new presidential straw poll.
Woman: Ladies and gentlemen,
it's time for the 2023 CPAC straw poll.
The reality is, there's about as much mystery
in this as a Politburo vote for Putin.
Man: Who's gonna be your choice in the straw poll ballot?
All right? [ Cheers and applause ]
Reporter #3: Unsurprisingly, Trump did win that straw poll,
62% over DeSantis, who is at 20%.
McKinnon: So 62%.
That's a solid majority. Home crowd wins.
There was a CPAC in August. He had 69% there.
So it's like, a little slippage.
But he did what he was expected to do. Yeah.
I mean, the fact that DeSantis got 20% among this crowd
suggests that it's a two-person race.
Yeah. It's not a one-person race.
That's what it tells me. Now, like, in the White House,
Democrat White Houses pay attention to CPAC
because it tells you, like, where the base is, so...
They kind of wanted 100% Trump vote, didn't they?
You want the devil you know. Yeah.
You want the devil you know, and...
And you want the devil you know
who's, like, 76 years old and who's lost.
[ Crowd chanting "USA" ]
♪♪
Trump: Well, thank you very much.
And I'm thrilled to be back at CPAC
with thousands of great and true American patriots.
And that's what you are.
[ Cheers and applause ]
In 2016, I declared, "I am your voice."
Today I add, "I am your warrior, I am your justice,
and for those who have been wronged and betrayed,
I am your retribution."
[ Cheers and applause ]
When we started this journey,
we had a Republican Party that was ruled by freaks, neocons...
[ Laughter ] ...globalists,
open-border zealots, and fools.
Lunatics and maniacs,
they do not own me. I don't need them.
I don't need anything about them.
I don't need their money.
They cannot steer me, they cannot shake me,
and they will never, ever control me.
And they will never, ever, therefore, control you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
This is the final battle.
They know it, I know it, you know it.
Everybody knows it! This is it.
♪ T with a R with a O, U, B, L, E, man ♪
♪ Looking for some trouble ♪
♪ T with a R with a O, U, B, L, E, man ♪
♪ Looking for some trouble ♪
♪♪
♪ T with a R with a O, U, B, L, E, man ♪