Let's do something different. Want some inspiration? I know this is like not typically the way that we start things, but I don't know. Complain. Go ahead. Send me your complaints.

Governor J.B. Pritzker is the governor of Illinois. He gave his State of the State speech today.

And I'm going to show you some of it.

I'm showing you about three minutes of it.

And I know this is a little bit of a weird thing

to put at the top of a national newscast.

But I just, you know what?

I think this is really something,

and I think you should watch it.

This is from the end of his state of the state today. Check it out.

As some of you know, Skokie, Illinois, once had one of the largest populations of Holocaust survivors anywhere in the world.

In 1978, Nazis decided that they wanted to march there.

The leaders of that march knew that the images of swastika-clad young men goose stepping down a peaceful suburban street would terrorize the local Jewish

population, so many of whom had never recovered from their time in German

concentration camps. The prospect of that march sparked a legal fight that went all the way to the

Supreme Court. I do not invoke the specter of Nazis lightly, but I know the history intimately

and have spent more time than probably anyone in this room with people who survived the Holocaust.

Here's what I've learned.

The root that tears apart your house's foundation begins as a seed,

a seed of distrust and hate and blame.

The seed that grew into a dictatorship in Europe a lifetime ago

didn't arrive overnight.

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