Noel, you were in Chicago all week for the DNC. How did what you saw outside compared to what we all saw going on inside?

People outside the DNC did not care about the DNC.

Really?

But certainly you found some people who were thrilled about this.

Yeah, how about this from a Tim Wall's watch party?

Yes, I'm very excited about the ticket.

It is not only world changing, but it is something that is going to move this country forward.

And it just feels like super authentic, which I think really resonates with folks like I feel like everyone

knows that Tim Walz in their life or something I also have some people protesting And then yesterday we talked to people who are really mad about how Kamala Harris

and Joe Biden have managed the border.

They is getting more benefit in the people who hear a hunger and been on the streets all their life.

But on today explained, there's one last thing you and I have to talk about, Noel.

Mm-hmm. We got to talk about the speech.

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