Hello and welcome to the Bullard podcasting isn't really Labor. So, you know, we're working, right? Bill? Shouldn't Labor Day be a day when you do labor? I mean, it should not be called like

non-Labor Day or break from Labor Day. Rest and relaxation. Leisure Day, I don't know.

Leisure Day for laborers, but this is our leisure. This is just us hanging out with you talking about politics.

Last night, I don't want to just go too overboard on the sports metaphors here.

Just sometimes some of our listeners that turns them off, but don't know if you watched it but my beloved

LSU Tigers lost to USC there were a couple of times in the fourth quarter where

they had the ball where they were winning where all they really had to do was just

punch it in you know know, close the deal.

They are winning very slightly and they just were unable to do it.

We got a little too conservative.

They let USC catch up.

And I kind of feel like that's where the state of the race is right now for

Kamala Harris. Hopefully the end will be better, but she's up by a little bit.

But I want to make sure that we are putting our pedal to the metal for the last two

months.

How's that metaphor strike you?

Yikes.

I mean, I don't follow LSU football as closely as you,

but that sounds correct as an analysis

of where we are and plausible, it's unfortunately, somewhat plausible as an analysis of where we are and plausible it's unfortunately somewhat

plausible as an analysis at where we might I hope not and I guess I think not but I

think they do understand they have to stay on the offense and not go into know, like a prevent defense too early and so forth.

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