Greetings, From Jet Lag in Palm Beach
Greetings from a nondescript hotel room in Palm Beach, where I’m lying in bed watching palm fronds sway over my balcony, caught in a new haze of exhaustion. After three weeks on the road and just two whirlwind days at home—where I kicked off demolition on a new beautiful Laguna Beach office space instead of resting—I’m back at it. I just arrived in Florida on a redeye and am waiting on a diet Coke that I hope will revive me. I’ve only got two hours before a pre-party on a boat in the marina, leading up to the Trump family documentary premiere tonight at Mar-a-Lago.
CNN is on the TV, already setting the stage for a delayed election outcome. They’re warning it could take 3-4 days to declare a winner because of how tight the race is. They say Trump is leading with men and Kamala with women. Trump is narrowly ahead, but my polling expert says it’s still a dead heat (closer than he’s ever seen it) with a 2-point margin of error. In other words, brace yourselves for a rocky stretch post-Election Day.
Last night, I made the mistake of staying up too late binging long podcast interviews with Jaguar Wright, and it rattled me to my core. I’m not sure what to make of her; all I know is that the Diddy Files keep getting darker. As outlandish as she might sound, much of what she’s revealing in these sit-downs aligns with each new lawsuit. So far, the revelations are bone-chilling. Right now, the Diddy saga makes Epstein look like child’s play (bad pun not intended).
With the election buzz at a fever pitch, we’re all waiting to see if any last-minute October surprises are left in either side’s arsenal. Meanwhile, I’m gripped by a family photo I found today that Kerry Kennedy posted from her mother’s memorial—three Democratic presidents squeezed into a frame, with Bobby and Cheryl looking miffed on the sidelines, their expressions saying it all. I still can’t get over the fact that Biden delivered the closing remarks as eulogy to Ethel Kennedy. Bobby didn’t speak. Leave it to the Democrats to turn a memorial into a coup. I’m telling you, subplots even HBO can’t compete with.
I have so many stories to share from campaign twists to the deepening Diddy saga. It’s a good thing I thrive under pressure and chaos. Wish me luck with the energy revival—Mar-a-Lago events require major commitment. I didn’t bring false lashes this time. Or a gown. I’m not sure a Diet Coke is the answer, but then again, it’s never let the Donald down.
13 days.
Stay tuned and alert.
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“The apparent candid assessment of Vice President Kamala Harris’ standing going into the Nov. 5 election occurred Wednesday afternoon as America’s two most recent Democratic presidents conversed at Ethel Kennedy’s memorial service in Washington.”
“She’s not as strong as me,” said BideN — according to the translation, produced by analyzing the on-video lip movements during the discussion.
“I know … that’s true,” Obama agreed, adding, “We have time.”
“Yeah, we’ll get it in time,” said Biden.
Freeman described the conservation as “very supportive” and said he detected “no tension” between Obama and Biden, as had been speculated in viral commentary due to Obama shaking his head at one point.
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I hate that his mother's funeral and ceremony were overrun by political spotlight opportunities. How dare any politician (whatever their level) rob someone of their closing moments with loved ones.
Trump has to win