no strings attached. What's the only right answer to that accusation? It wasn't George Soros, by the way. It was his dead brother. He said here's the only right answer. And Vivek added, if you're not willing to take free money when it's offered, you shouldn't be anywhere near the White House. Hello. Done.

Who once said that? What does that sound like? Trump during the debate. Mr. Trump, you know you've also donated money, I think it was donating money to politicians. And he said, "No, no, it was Mr. Trump, you've used these tax loopholes or whatever to save your taxes." And Trump says, "Absolutely. Of course I use them. They're legal. They're available. And every one of Hillary's donors uses them too." Can you beat that answer? Of course I use them. They're legal. They're available. And every one of your donors uses them. If you want me not to do it, change the law. How do you beat that? How do you beat that argument?

So Vivek not only found the high ground, you're sort of floating in the clouds above this argument because you're a freaking idiot if you don't take free money, no strings attached. And I think somebody said he already had money. He'd made some money by that time. So do you know how he made money? By not being a dumbass. How about by not being a dumbass? And after he made his money, guess what? He didn't turn into a dumbass when somebody offered him some more free money. He took the free money. I don't wan