I love it too. I just love it. Yeah, and it's great to have you.

So both in the conversations that we have, but also in just the great, great knowledge

that you have is great to fall back on. So by the way, that's the other thing.

You're your love for it, you're passion for it. So it's been great these last 18 years.

Great. Right. Are you going to get me zero? So all right. So let's do it. So summary of the third night

of the Democratic National Commission. Look, Barack Obama was fantastic. We analyzed that at length.

Kamala Harris felt a little flat after Obama. It was a tough act to follow.

A couple of people hit Trump here and there Elizabeth Warren did.

Nancy Pelosi did, but she mainly hit Mitch McConnell, which I'm glad she did. I even gave Nancy

Pelosi a couple of positive comments in our live coverage. Also some negative comments.

And Obama hit Trump a little bit. There was a couple of policy points about paid family

live leave. Obama talked about the recovery act and how Biden let it. I don't really believe

that Biden let anything when they were in the White House. But that's okay. It's okay. He's giving him

credit. He gave him credit while they were doing it. So fair enough to bring it up here.

And he said if anybody knows how to get people back to work, we do. That's a super fair point.

And one of the reasons why Obama speech was great. And that's going to be the main takeaway.

No question about it. And Hillary Clinton, some of the members said that she was stiff and fake as

usual. I didn't think so. I think even though she's still angry and passed the election and we

talked about that in the live coverage as well, she feels more relaxed to me. Like I got nothing

left to lose. So let me tell you, I really can't stand that Trump. Okay, you really, really need

to vote. So for anybody else saying vote, vote, vote. It's show me why I should vote.

When Hillary Clinton says vote, oh my god, that's a good point.

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