The end of the world as we know it.

Do endorsements matter.

We're about to find out in the presidential race.

Follow for a sec, this is already am.

The end of the world as we know it.

I feel fine.

I love the summer. You may do do on Saturdays whatever you want to do.

Here I love you too little better.

Here I am in charge especially when Casey's not here because when she's here she's in charge.

All right, so let's talk about this and you and I have gone back and forth on this for years

about whether endorsements matter and in the case of the presidential election, it looks like Kim Reynolds, who is the governor of Iowa, a pretty popular governor in the state, is about to endorse Ron DeSantis.

It's rumored the endorsement is going to come today and

then she's going to spend a couple days in Iowa campaigning with him and then go to

Miami ahead of the debate on Wednesday to help him fundraise. So we saw here in 2016 when Mike Pence, now Mike Pence was not a popular

governor, but when he endorsed Ted Cruz on these very airwaves, that didn't

help Ted Cruz at all Trump wins easily and

and the election the primary is over. Do endorsements still matter? Here's my

theory here's my theory endorsements endorsements. You are always said you are more likely to listen to your next door neighbor than you are some politician.

Someone you have a personal relationship.

Hey Rob, I don't know this person who you think I should vote for?

That type of thing.

I think endorsements matter at that level in the sense that it provides you with money,

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