Welcome to Bright Park News Daily. Thanks for being here.

At the second hour of the show today, we talked about the Barbie election

with President Barbie that we're all living through right now.

We opened up the show running through the vapidness

of particularly Bill Clinton's and Tim Wals' speech last night.

Pretty amazing.

The things that they're saying about it that are so vague and absurd,

like a spine of steel and the steadiness of her upbringing.

It's like, what?

She spread our values around the world.

That's the best you could come up with Bill.

Anyway, so I want to play this. I think this is important before Kamala speech tonight,

and we talk about the different, this is Thomas Sol's analysis of the tragic versus

utopian worldviews. And it's been on display these last three days, and we'll see it in spades

tonight with Kamala.

So I think it's important to always have this firmly implanted in our mind.

So here it is.

Thank you. Something he does is so weird to me, the constant attacks on J.D. Vance for going to Yale.

I don't understand this. I've heard Walls proclaim to be a small town guy who wants everybody to get an education and succeed. And he spends a fair amount of time attacking J.D. Vance, who grew up poor and got an educate, worked hard to get an education and rise above his station in life and he has used it as a punchline

on the campaign trail and i don't understand what he's trying to communicate to every small town

poor kid out there saying if you choose to work hard and go to an ivy league school you somehow

abandon your hometown i don't get it speaking as one of those small town

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