That was all teleprompter, T. Where were we can see the teleprompter for everything?

It's like, what do you think is sitting through?

This is back from the right.

Sarah and I spent 23 hours together checking out the Republican National Convention.

This is the story of that very long day.

You're listening to Pant suit politics, no shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

On Wednesday night while I watched Ted Cruz get boot off stage, Sarah from the left was driving the four hours to my house.

A nail in her tire turned a 930 arrival time into a midnight arrival time.

She came in, had a banana, and we briefly debriefed on the Cruz speech and planned to leave as early as possible the next morning.

Hi everybody, we're inside in Lanzarina.

It was really quiet getting in here. Very almost dead in Cleveland and so right outside the arena.

We got in really, really fast because we were not media. The media line was very extensive.

Every only thing we've seen so far is like, I've seen like three delegates and press groups.

3500 media. A box fan.

Yes, and so there are lots of media here doing a little bit of filming before the convention gets started.

We're watching people taking pictures on stage.

We're just roaming around pretending that we belong here.

We've talked a lot today about what happened last night and we're anxious to hear all the speeches tonight including the Lanzarina Trump speech.

We've been talking a lot about Ted Cruz's speech. Is it a speech accurate?

I think Ted Cruz is standing.

Stand? Last stand? It's hard to say.

It's hard to say yet. So in case you missed it, Ted Cruz stood up in front of the convention and pretty blatantly refused to endorse Donald Trump and said vote your conscience.

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