Welcome back. This is day into a day to recap of the DNC and we're going to call it the return of the Obama's.

It was it was quite the show.

I don't, you know, last night I was on for about three hours.

And in those three hours, I have to tell you, it was depressing.

If it wasn't having Ted on the street, meeting with people and having conversations with people who are

completely delusional. It was having to listen to Michelle and Barack Obama, get

on stage and try to convince people that somewhere along the line the

government is here to help. It really was a sad state of affairs because I remember going back to 2008 and I said this

last night in 2008 I thought Republican Party was fresh. And frankly, if I'm being honest, the establishment that's been

developed this unip party that basically shares power and divvies up the spoils of the American people, it's not so attractive

on either side of the eye.

But in 2008, I thought when you talked about hope and change, which is what they brought out last night.

Everyone's joyous. Everyone's filled with joy. And the part that upset me the most is that

they actually talked about Joe Biden as if Joe Biden was some sort of savior. The last four years have been incredibly

difficult for most of our country.

There's a lot of uncertainty, interest rates that are not, probably a 25, 30 year high.

The basic fundamentals of economics been thrown out the window, and

they blame inflation on corporate greed.

Well we know that's not the case. We know the companies aren't making more money at the

expense of Americans. That's just not, that's fundamentally not true. But regardless of what is true or what is not true, the American people

had to hear more of the same lies. And to make matters worse, in order to fill stadiums around the country, they're bringing out

Hollywood.

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