Good morning. It is Thursday, August 24th. It is five minutes after 11. You're listening

to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. His name is Rob Kendall. He's on Twitter at Rob M. Kendall.

And my name is Casey Daniels. I'm there at Casey Daniels 317. I have a question for

her. Okay. So we're going to get back into Trump, the debates, all the stuff. Yeah.

Did anything you saw last night, either from Trump or on the debate stage, did it in any

way sway you in any direction? No. And I tweeted that out last night about three quarters

of the way through or midway through the thing or whatever it was. And I would say the

majority of people are in the camp. You are in, which is totally predictable because

the RNC has bungled this thing so badly that when you don't have the ability to contrast

yourself with the person you're chasing, like it's one thing if, hey, everybody starts

from a neutral position. And boy, we can see who we like the best. But there's a guy

who's already three quarters of the way through the race. And he's not even participating.

So you can't contrast yourself to him. And then there's so many of these ding-dongs up

on the debate stage that they can't even really hardly contrast themselves with each other.

It's like the most Trump friendly thing that could have possibly happened. Who were

you most impressed with last night on the debate stage? Don't say yourself.

No, none. I mean, there's nothing I heard though that it's going to wow me or change

me or whatever. Like none of them have any, none of them have any big ideas that I say,

wow, that's transformational that might actually help America get its footing back on track.

You had, there is such a, I use the term pathological liar on the show all the time, but you

saw it on full display last night. You've got Tim Scott on stage, lamenting federal spending.

And then when he gets asked about, hey, Palsky, how about that eight trillion you voted

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