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Oh, yeah, it is the Kendall and Casey show.

I'm Rob. Casey's out today.

Our old pal, Brad Kloffinstein, in for Casey.

Man, what a big day it was yesterday

so many things to get to so little time to do it and let's go back to to Trump obviously Brad

dominating the day I felt like yesterday was a was a really strong day for Trump I felt like he said the things he needed to say. I felt like the topics he

chose to focus his time on in his. Now he got a little squirrely when he went down into that,

wherever that eight to eight, wherever that second area that he went. I forget what the place is

called. So there was the people that were in the

rotunda there watching the speech and then there was an overflow area that he wasn't even

scheduled to go to. I gather these are, by the way, Victoria Sparts will be with us at 1030 today.

She was, she was there for the speech. We'll ask her, you know, how that all got divided up.

But kind of together,

those were spouses and staffers and whatever. And he wasn't scheduled to go down there. And then

he saw, oh, there's all these people down there. And he went down there and gave an impromptu

rip-roar and Trump type of speech. But the actual speech itself, the inauguration speech, I thought was very good

and very focused.

He was disciplined.

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