you've noted with respect to Judge Marshon, I mean I am like now you know I felt like a man crush on him.

He is such a great judge that it's hard to see that the jurors wouldn't have the same impression and he's just you just keep

thinking if you looked in a dictionary for like judicial temperament that's what you

get and my feeling has always been the same as what Nate Cohn said. He's already done the hard part, right?

He's already done the hard part. I always say in politics, conversion is the hardest

thing to do.

What's what Biden has to do now,

as Cohen says in this article,

is he needs to bring his base home.

Black voters, Hispanic voters, young voters. Much easier to say, come home. It's going to be okay. Stay with me here. We're facing a real and imminent danger.

Much easier to say, come home than say, hey,

go to that other house over there that you've never been in before.

No, conversions are in politics. This is my Creston Colgate theory. If you're family, and I've told people

this since I was 30, I think, no, no, don't convert. If the family's been a Crest family their entire life,

they're not going to switch to Colgate.

That's, you know, 1980s, 1990s, toothpaste wars.

But it's like marketing.

Biden just has to bring them home and you look at these three states

they are very close they are very tied and what I always talk about is blocking

and tackling.

They are light years ahead right now.

Light years ahead, the Biden team is organizing on the ground.

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