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without do we think influenced him on the speech that he maie last night? was it family, was it simply him alone. or is there, you know, someone. >> charlie, i don't know the answer to that. but i think that the team around him has been writing those speeches that he has been ading on the tel prompter for weeks. i was told earlier this week that stephen miller, one of his policy people has been very, very important in the words that have come out of, or that have been put up on the tel prompter. i don't know if he was the word smith on the speech last night. trump does some noodling with the speeches, but i think a lot of those words have been written for him, for particular audiences, and particular moments. >> and what roll does steve bannon play? >> . >> i have no idea. >> here, let me just throw out, we know in the administration and in president sees, that there say kind of innercircle political and in the old rangement, you have your, you know, your atwater go over to the rnc or karl rove or you have david axelrod. the person who maintains the preside

he was maie you even write that you were almost relieved when the affair ended because you didn't approve of yourself. >> no. i wasn't raised that way. but, when you're on location, this is something i discovered -- everything is permitted. i didn't know that. i haven't been on a location since. >> once thing you are not going to get in this book are like a bunch of steamy sex scenes or well, look at you. you've had a steamy sex scene obviously. >> it was a long time ago. >> not that long. not as long as my sex scenes in the book. >> okay. but was that on purpose? >> no. by accident! >> i didn't know if you were like repressing it -- >> i accidentally didn't write about sex. no. i mean there's just so far that you want to go. this is already too far so that i'm going to go and rate someone. what's the criteria >> i don't know. >> i think there should be a standard like olympics type thing. you know? when they hold up the numbers. >> like 9.0 or something like that? >> yeah. >> well, are you suggesting that you have a rating in mind? >> i'm suggesting we get a panel and i'll discuss it wit