Hey everybody, it's the damage report. I'm dressed like John Iderola. My name's Brett

Herlick and it's Wednesday, which means one thing, bagels here at the office, but also

J.R. Jackson. How are you, sir? I decided not to dress like John today.

Good. But you know, I'm playing the role. I'm dressed like J.R. on Wednesdays.

If it's any consolation, I regret that I dress like John today. I feel like a banker.

Set you up with a nice no-load mutual fund. Well, let's also keep it real. I mean, John

was working security yesterday at the event at the rally. That was the best thing.

That was awesome. And number two, you have to get like a jacket that's another size smaller

to make sure that your arms are like stressed. Right. So, in order to pull a full John look

today, this jacket is too small, but like in the places where my body stores extra food

for long trips across the desert because of my Judaism, I guess. I just have like this

hump area. But unfortunately, it only feels too small, but doesn't look too small because

unlike J.R. and Jackson and John Iderola, I do not have biceps. I do not grow them. I

don't know what to do with protein in my body and process it. Okay. Anyways, we have

an amazing show for everyone and we want to get to it about just a little rundown of

what's going to be in it. We got the debate from last night. Some of the best moments, some

of the worst moments. And specifically the way the media is framing it and the wake of all

of that and didn't meet everyone's expectations. California has launched a new attack against

Donald Trump. But in a constitutional framework that they've put out, it is not against Donald

Trump. It is essentially a way to keep him off the ballot in the primary, however. We'll

see if any other states decide they want to take that up. Also, Claire McCaskill's trending

for giving advice, electoral strategy to people who actually have one elections lately.

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