Natty Professor, Tim Gunn. Tim Gunn, pleasure to finally meet you. I feel like in an age that is so crass, you are such an antidote. Well, you're very kind to say that. I have to say, though, that in this company, I feel like a mongrel at the Westminster Kennel Club. Oh, you're being too modest. And the first thing I want to ask you about is Donald Trump's suit, because there was a picture of him this week. Look at this. I don't know if you could see that, but he is wearing the pants from one suit. And the jacket from another suit. Now, this is not no... We know what it's like to wear a blazer with pants that don't match the bla... This is not that. This is a suit jacket with another pair of pants from another suit. But, Bill, even if it were a blazer and a pair of pants, one does not do that. I mean, you just... And you're the president of the United States. I'm always talking about the semiotics of clothes. The clothes we wear send a message about how the world perceives us. And this (26/44)