Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am a much less good looking Sarah Gonzalez.

That's very true. Very true. Thank you very much.

I see. Well, consensus on the panel right after that. Pat and Jason, joining me today, Pat,

what's your big story? I think I like the story of the top 10 Democrat candidates for 2020,

as compiled by the Hill. We're already there. The thing is, it's already freaking started.

We'll steam ahead on that. Jason? I've been pushing this story for about two weeks now. No one will

let me talk about it. So now I'm forcing the issue. The wall go fund me. It's about its chances,

but what it means going forward and just the principle of it. Well, we won't have time for that

today. Because it's just three of us today, I get my own story. I'm going to go with the Louis CK

thing. We talked a little bit about it on radio, the way that we are kind of moving towards a

society that just censors itself with with a big smile on its face. It's very strange. Pat,

let's start with yours. All right. The Hill is compiled a list because the Democratic field is

going to be 333 people by March. And so they've compiled a more tangible list of maybe 10.

And then some also rants. But I found it pretty interesting because some of the names that lead in

the opinion polls are kind of down in their survey. They think the number one candidate for 2020

for the Democrats is Beto O'Rourke, a guy who lost in his bid in a statewide election. But he

captured the imagination somehow of the Democrats. Maybe we should as we go through these, we should

kind of just give quick takes on each one of them. Beto is interesting in that. I think his

chances of winning the nomination are in a way worse than him winning the actual race, the presidency.

And obviously it's not exactly true, but because he has to win the nomination to win the presidency,

at least that's how I understand it currently. But I don't know that he stands out and

necessarily is going to have captured the attention of Democrats in that primary. He's more

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