Ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please.

Just to catch a stray's over here.

You're in for a hell of a show.

Keep the faith.

Hold the line and own the lives.

It's time for our main event.

With God of heaven, it is all one, to deliver with a great multitude or a small company.

For the victory of battle standeth not in the multitude of hosts, but strength cometh from heaven.

And David put his hand in the bag and took out of stone and slung it and struck the Philistine on the head. And he fell to the ground. Amen.

Well, we're long past big speeches now, as Normandale said.

Thank you for that, John Ashbrook.

Josh Holmes comfortably smug.

Michael Duncan and John Ashbrook left right across your radio dial.

Thank you for joining us over the last, you know, some of you've been around for a long time, multiple years.

Always feels a little sentimental here at the end of the campaign because, you know, some of you've been around for a long time, multiple years. Always feels a little sentimental here at the end of the campaign because you've put everything

you can put into it.

And I know you have listeners have joined us on an emotional journey through primaries,

midterms, primaries, now general election, where it all comes down to this, right, fellas?

Yeah, and I guess my first pro tip, especially for those who, you know, are working on campaigns,

that is such a tough job and it's such a thankless job.

It's a job you will learn a ton at.

Chief among them, you know, my advice for Election day for those folks, the Toms doesn't work, nothing will stop the acid or the headaches or anything.

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