had enough this latest chapter seems to be enough already i can t look at this guy anymore. i don t want to see this guy anymore. there is a saturation point. you thought we would have hit it years ago. something feels a little different this time, just even as monumental as a news moment. i don t disagree with you there is all of that you re right but the weight of all of this on him, on trump personally, despite his bravado, despite the way he displays himself in public, he s carrying that weight it s got to have an impact on him at some level. he s been indicted you know, here in new york city once he is appearing in new york city again this morning he s got jack smith and the federal prosecutors looking at him on the obstruction of justice and a bunch of other things he s got the georgia case, as you mentioned. i don t care who he is, how he behaves, how outrageously he
in the states. did you ever meet him? i did, yes several times, actually and he was fabulous. he was very oracular. he would always make pronouncements, you know? he said, if, at first, you don t succeed, failure may be your style . that s very good! i thought that was pretty good, right? ijust wonder, you know, as we wrap up, what is next for you? you know, are there places, for example, you d still like to take drag race, or do you think there s a chance it could be reaching saturation point? no, because i think, erm. look, i think drag is perfect for television. it s about big impact on the small screen. and our good fortune, to some extent, has been the fact that drag just wasn t on tv before then. i believe drag queens are the future, in the sense that they re like pop stars in the 70s you know, i grew up watching top of the pops, and ifeel that today s drag queens are very much like the gods of glitter rock in the 70s. and i think there s,
and you learn that he moved to america. and ijust remember watching that and thinking, that s what i m going to do . not sure i m as flamboyant as quentin crisp, but. i mean, he was - quentin crisp was amazing and a genius but i just felt that i would be able to be myself in the states. did you ever meet him? i did, yes several times, actually and he was fabulous. he was very oracular. he would always make pronouncements, you know? he said, if, at first, you don t succeed, failure may be your style . that s very good! i thought that was pretty good, right? ijust wonder, you know, as we wrap up, what is next for you? you know, are there places, for example, you d still like to take drag race, or do you think there s a chance it could be reaching saturation point? no, because i think, erm. look, i think drag is perfect for television. it s about big impact
but i just felt that i would be able to be myself in the states. did you ever meet him? i did, yes several times, actually and he was fabulous. he was very oracular. he would always make pronouncements, you know? he said, if, at first, you don t succeed, failure may be your style . that s very good! i thought that was pretty good, right? ijust wonder, you know, as we wrap up, what is next for you? you know, are there places, for example, you d still like to take drag race, or do you think there s a chance it could be reaching saturation point? no, because i think, erm. look, i think drag is perfect for television. it s about big impact on the small screen. and our good fortune, to some extent, has been the fact that drag just wasn t on tv before then. i believe drag queens are the future, in the sense that they re like pop stars in the 70s. you know, i grew up watching top of the pops, and ifeel
and thinking, that s what i m going to do . not sure i m as flamboyant as quentin crisp, but. i mean, he was. quentin crisp was amazing and a genius. but ijust felt that i would be able to be myself in the states. did you ever meet him? i did, yes, several times, actually. and he was fabulous. he was very oracular. he would always make pronouncements, you know? he said, if, at first, you don t succeed, failure may be your style . that s very good! i thought that was pretty good, right? ijust wonder, as we wrap up, what is next for you? you know, are there places, for example, you d still like to take drag race, or do you think there s a chance it could be reaching saturation point? no, because i think, erm. look, i think drag is perfect for television. it s about big impact on the small screen. and our good fortune, to some extent, has been the fact