Hello, NurdCasters.

And is that I don't know that part.

That was Eugene Daniels.

One of our many on-the-ground reporters in Iowa. That was Eugene Daniels. Hello.

One of our many on-the-ground reporters in Iowa for the past week, or two or months, actually.

I'm tired and cold and hot in all of the things.

He's been here for the better part of two weeks covering Andrew Yang.

Eugene has been to lots and lots of Yang events.

And it's been really exciting and kind of nerve-wracking also.

And Yang often plays the same song at his rallies.

Mark Morrison's 1996 hit, Return of the Mac.

We asked, like, why this song, it's older, there's like cursing and stuff in it and they said it wasn't political and it was fun and quote-unquote. It's still slabs.

That's what I was told. The Nerncast has been in Iowa embedded with our reporters who are getting a little

delirious with all these campaign songs. It still slabs. She said should never turn on me your life.

They can tell us what it feels like to go to your ump teen Pete Budajajed rally, for example.

And I have now almost committed his 36 minute sort of speech plus

Q&A to memory. That was our reporter, Elena Schneider, and our senior politics

editor, Charlie Matessian, while he's been going to Iowa for a long, long time.

There really is no typical day.

I was up till 3 o'clock editing last night.

And Charlie had spent a lot of his time in Iowa this year in a windowless room at the Des Moines downtown Marriott Hotel,

editing stories from reporters driving all over the state.

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