Hello there, I'm Chuck Todd, just wrapped up a special broadcast of Meet the Press.

We had a solo guest, Vice President Kamala Harris, exclusive interview.

We, uh, where she spoke out on American democracy, spring court, Southern border, among other

issues.

Here to help me break some things down from the show is Matt Gorman.

He's a former communications director with the Republican Party's House Campaign Committee.

So Matt, welcome.

I think welcome back to the Todd Cass.

Yeah.

We've, uh, roped you into this.

Yeah.

It's gonna be back.

Um, look, um, let me start with a lament that the Vice President made, which was, she's

wishes we could approach domestic terrorism the way we approached 9-11.

Why is that so difficult?

Because what, if we're sitting here on 9-11 doing it, we had 3,000 people are so died on 9-11.

It was a visual shock to the country that has not been hap, that hasn't happened obviously

since, but it was in a time also of relative peace, right?

So it was a shock to our system, literally and figuratively.

And I think with the polarization, we've been almost numb to it.

And candidly, you know, 3,000 people haven't died in the same dramatic fashion, you know,

than it did on 9-11.

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