All right, guys. Happy Thursday. I think you all already know what this show is going to be about.

As I told you yesterday, I was attending the debates live.

What an honor it was. I did not expect them to be nearly as spicy as they were.

It was a fantastic time. And of course, what we're going to do is just recap the debates.

Who were the biggest winners? Who were the biggest losers?

You guys, I think, probably have an indication based on all the press and media today of who won.

But I want to go through all the candidates because there were some surprise

showings. All that coming up on Candace Owens.

So I entered in my verdict pretty early. Obviously, if you've been watching the show,

I said that I thought that Vivek Ramaswamy was going to thrive in a debate setting because,

well, he's an academic and I think he probably gets up and he debates for fun, for breakfast.

He strikes me as that sort of an individual and he definitely performed last night.

But I will say that the debates started quite surprisingly. I thought, by the way, that Brett

Baer and Martha McCallum did a great job hosting the debates. The questions were interesting

and perhaps more interesting than the questions were the candidate responses.

They played the rich men north of Richmond song. You guys know what I'm talking about?

Is the most viral, the most successful song right now in America. I think globally,

actually, it is charting number one in the world. It is a young gentleman named Oliver Anthony,

the factory worker. He is just singing a song about the state of things in America and how

depressing it is for people that get up every day and go to work. So yeah, it was a bit

surprised to see that that song was so viral that it made it as the first question to the

debates stage. It was just jogging memory in case you were one of the only individuals in this

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