Hey, everybody. It is Thursday, August 17th. We're almost there, Jill. One more day to go this week.

You're listening to the Mo news podcast. I'm Mochewanunu and I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place

where we bring you just the facts. And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't

have to. And sometimes we take the show on the road. That's right. You're still in DC after reporting

from the White House on Wednesday. Call us everything. Yeah. So it was a really great opportunity

for us to get some eyes on the ground there, be in the room as the president and his allies were

celebrating the one year anniversary of a big piece of legislation, inflation reduction act.

We'll talk further about the pluses and minuses, the challenges associated with that in speed

read. Jill, but still always very cool to be in the White House. Be in the cross hall where you

have the portrait of John F. Kennedy looking at Ronald Reagan. Then you're in this in the state

dining room. And by the way, the White House ain't that big. The main part of the White House.

Like you can walk across the length of the White House. This is excluding the West Wing in about 90

seconds. That's how wide the building is. Wow. I didn't realize that. It's just the his. I mean,

pick a floor, walk the cross hall. This is the walk, the red carpet. You might recall like Obama

announcing they got Osama or Trump and others announcing like judicial nominees with that like

ornate walk. That walk, probably about 25 steps from the door. And it was just cool. You think about

like Abraham Lincoln had his office in the middle there and like had, you know, was taking

appointments from American citizens. This is before they built the West Wing. And we I can go on

and on. I'm sort of obsessed with the history of the place. But like all the details, the presidential

portraits, the portrait of Dolly Madison, the portrait that she saved from the fire in 1812 of

George Washington. And, you know, the view of the ellipse and the Washington. Very cool,

very interesting. And and all of you who are listening on your next trip to Washington,

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