You recognize this.

Sylvester Stallone, Rocky Balboa, taking on Apollo Creed, Carl Weathers in Rocky One, one of the greatest movies of all time. That rags to Rich's story, right? The Italian stallion plucked out of obscurity. He gets the big fight. Now he loses, not to give it away. It's 50 years old. That's okay. He loses. But then there's Rocky 2. And what happens in

Rocky 2? Do you remember? He works with Mick and he changes his game. He goes from South

Paw to fighting right-handed and then he goes back to South Paul at the last minute. It totally works.

It confuses Apollo Creed. Last night, I saw indications that Donald Trump might be following a similar playbook.

Yes, and I call it Trump, too.

We're watching history before our eyes.

I mean, a former president running for president, I think TR did it, maybe what, Grover Cleveland. Last night was history.

And if you're watching closely and you've been watching closely, Donald Trump changed his

approach, changed his style, a couple of tweaks. It's still Donald Trump. But he changed his

game. And I think he made it better. A couple of improvements can still be made.

I'll get to that in a little bit, but I saw a president who was controlled, organized.

His argument was very logical.

He toned down the energy just a bit and I think it actually exposed the substance in a very positive way. He wasn't screaming as much,

and we could focus on the ideas a little bit better, very substantive, in fact, far more

substantive than anything Joe Biden tries. Look at all the topics that he tackled. I mean,

on and on and on. They give Donald Trump a hard time, but I'll tell you this,

he is a candidate of ideas, serious ideas. Whereas when Joe Biden announced for the presidency,

he had a two-minute video on YouTube. He talked about these four things, equality, Charlottesville,

white supremacy,

and of course, Trump. And then the fake news, well, did all the work from there.

But back to what Donald Trump did, I thought it was really, really special. A couple of things we, he can work on. Hey, he called for the help of his friends. I consider myself a friend,

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