I'm already exhausted and we're only halfway through primary day in the SEC.

Welcome.

Texas has their runoffs today.

Arkansas, Alabama, and Georgia have their primaries today.

All eyes focused on Georgia.

Let me just explain to you how big the media attention is on Georgia.

I started my morning trying to sleep in a little bit and got woken up.

I have talked to the London Telegraph, the UK, the London Guardian, the New York Times,

the Washington Post.

Who else ever talked to? Politico, Miami Herald, ABC, CNN, NBC, Fox News, the Los Angeles

Times, USA Today, all of them before 10 a.m. I'll be on CNN at 3 p.m. Eastern

today talking about the Georgia election. I'll be on CNN at 3 p.m. Eastern today talking about the Georgia

election. I'll be on Fox News tomorrow morning at 6.30 a.m. Eastern. Then I'll be on

Newsmax, News Nation, CNN, more Fox. It's going to be a busy, crazy, insane 48 hours.

It's a big deal, all eyes on these elections.

Now, I want to deal generally with them.

I'm mindful most of my affiliates are in Georgia and taking this live.

And polls close in Georgia at 7 p.m. Eastern time. You can vote. You can show up at 7 p.m.

As long as you're in line at 7 p.m. you can still vote. The Texas runoff is interesting because

you got George P. Bush versus Ken Paxson. Ken Paxson is indicted by the federal government.

Could be carted off to jail here in the future.

And yet, uh, Texas Republicans are hesitant to embrace George P. Bush against him.

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