Again, we see majority of Americans who disagree.

And so when you are not with where majority of Americans are, then that is extreme.

That is an extreme way of thinking.

I'm not going to, that's what I have for you, Phil.

Yeah, the speech last night to me sounded like a president delivering a wartime address.

And indeed, Joe Biden sees this as he said, a battle for the soul of the country.

It's a battle for the preservation of our democracy.

And to me, the significant thing was that he, yes, he called out Donald Trump, but he also

called out the MAGA Republicans, the MAGA Republican officials and followers who, you know,

or whatever motives under whatever delusion are going down this authoritarian path, this

undemocratic path, and trying to take the nation with them.

And he framed this as an emergency, as something that we as a nation need to bond together

to stop and to reverse and to return to our democratic principles and our democratic

practices.

And to me, it was an urgent wartime address.

And that's why Joe Biden's speech was so brilliant last night and bravo to Joe Biden.

I've been very, very critical that he doesn't have the mojo, doesn't have the passion,

is not hitting the nerve, any nailed it last night.

And he did something that Joe, you've been asked for, I've been asking for, which is the

grand the Republican party overall, making a referendum on crazy, a referendum on

some of fascism, a referendum on violence, a referendum on the end of democracy, a referendum

on a woman's right to choose all of these things, which is extreme, which is the very right

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