to accuse her of sort of infed infidelity stuff. it does feel like it s coming from inside the tent. trump doesn t respect women. so aren t these women like nikki haley who is now trying to kiss up to trump and people like kristi noem, she can say she wants to put him on mt. rushmore every day of the week. he ll take it, bank it and still pick desantis. well, the thing is he is going to want the see how strong they will fight. and you re making kind of a reference to a garbage attack from a garbage publication. totally, but i think it s an indication of the kind of sleaze that you re going get out there. and you know that in this world, this is, again, the problem of the magaverse is truth is not really a predicate for spreading stories about people. you do get that about nikki haley. you do get that about kristi noem. it is going to be ugly. and it s going to be yeah. and it s going to accelerate the fact that you re having this kind of thing happening now this early is an i
just me. it s for anyone, you know. you re very honest in the book and commendably so. you take all of the criticism on your chin. when i read it, if it was your time again, would you do the same thing? as far as like the infidelity stuff or because the key thing you talk about a lot of a relationship with sandra, you talk about what happened. i m going to come to that later in the interview. but i just wondered when i read it whether you regret that it happened or being exposed or how you really feel? well, i think the whole book is hindsight. you could go hindsight with any of it. i think starting from when i was a kid, you know, i would rather get the football scholarship than be in jail when the scouts came around, you know. would you? yeah. these are interesting if i could have gone back and played football now and still get a college scholarship even though i would have never turned pro
would you do the same thing? jesse james, no holds barred for the hour. this is a primetime exclusive. you thought i was going to hit you. jesse james puts it all out there. his life is an open book. he has a book titled american outlaw. jesse, we met once on celebrity apprentice. you thought i was going to hit you. i did, actually. it was the one time during my recent television career that this was not going to end happily. you kept staring at me with this kind of death stare. no. i m a pussy cat. the second time we met was i suppose a slightly more surreal situation. it was at the oscar s and i was on the red carpet and we had a bit of fun about the apprentice and i said, can i meet sandra and you went and got sandra and brought her over. we met at the time what she said and she said, i wake up every day and i remind myself how lucky i am to have him. and within four days it was all over. the scandal broke and that was it. i found it sad when i read back
if you had your time again, would you do the same thing? jesse james, no holds barred for the hour. this is a primetime exclusive. you thought i was going to hit you. jesse james puts it all out there. his life is an open book. he has a book titled american outlaw. jesse, we met once on celebrity apprentice. you thought i was going to hit you. i did, actually. it was the one time during my recent television career that this was not going to end happily. you kept staring at me with this kind of death stare. no. i m a pussy cat. the second time we met was i suppose a slightly more surreal situation. it was at the oscar s and i was on the red carpet and we had a bit of fun about the apprentice and i said, can i meet sandra and you went and got sandra and brought her over. we met at the time what she said and she said, i wake up every day and i remind myself how lucky i am to have him. and within four days it was all over. the scandal broke and that was it. i
you re very honest in the book and commendably so. you take all of the criticism on your chin. when i read it, if it was your time again, would you do the same thing? as far as like the infidelity stuff or because the key thing you talk about a lot of a relationship with sandra, you talk about what happened. i m going to come to that later in the interview. but i just wondered when i read it whether you regret that it happened or being exposed or how you really feel? well, i think the whole book is hindsight. you could go hindsight with any of it. i think starting from when i was a kid, you know, i would rather get the football scholarship than be in jail when the scouts came around, you know. would you? yeah. these are interesting if i could have gone back and played football now and still get a college scholarship even though i would have never turned pro