All right, well, the young Turks, coverage of the Democratic National Commission.

Thank you for John, I don't know what you guys on the first night. John, how you doing,

brother?

I'm good, excited for the DNC, anything could happen as long as it's bad.

Jake, do you remember the DNC four years ago?

Yeah, of course.

I mean, obviously it wasn't the DNC we wanted that year either, but it was this exciting

event. We were in person. There was so much we're anxious to see what was going to happen.

This feels weird. I'm definitely excited for some of the speakers. I mean, Bernie Sanders,

obviously, but it just, it feels so weird, like how everything else in 2020 feels like

a dark, twisted, mirror version of itself.

Yeah, no, you said this a long time ago, John, and you were totally right. We're in

one giant black mirror episode.

Yeah. And it's even like the speaker lineup is a dark mirror. It's like you'd think

it would be Democrats, but it's not what's happening.

Yeah, so let me just say one thing quickly, and then I want to see if there's any speakers

up because that's what we're mainly going to do play by play analysis of all the speakers

tonight. So we, I think they're starting with four Republicans in a row at the Democratic

Convention. You didn't hear that wrong, okay? And Bernie's tonight, Michelle Obama is tonight

Amy Klobuchar's tonight. I always love the Amy Klobuchar hours. But, and we'll also talk

about the different contexts for all of these speakers, but also what positions they

might get in the Biden administration. So I'll break the suspense for you, Bernie, nothing.

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