So it's graduation time.

I'm very proud of my son.

He graduated from Salve Regina University, cum laude.

Very successful four years up there, a fine school.

He went to Oxford, his junior year.

He's on his way to grad school and it was emotional for me to go up there.

And but very proud. That's all I can say. And I don't usually talk about my family, my kids.

I don't, I don't do that, but boy, what an achievement. He's light years ahead of where I was at age 21. My God.

So I'm listening to the speaker, who was a former speech writer for Barack Obama.

That's okay.

It's Rhode Island.

It's New England.

I mean, come on.

The guy graduated from Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, as I did.

And his speech was fine.

I mean, it'd be nice to everybody and compassion.

Yeah, okay.

I had no beef with it.

Some people thought it was a little left.

He was kind of signaling that we have to accept all the migrants all over the world.

But I didn't take it that way.

I thought it was going to a place where he was emphasizing to the graduate class that success isn't just making money, helping other people. That's what I thought his overall thing was

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