I'm thrilled to welcome Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.

She's obviously from the great state of New York, Senator.

She's on the Armed Services Committee, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

She's heading up the Democrat senatorial run for 2006. Let's get right into it. Let's Senator, thank you for being here. I really appreciate it.

Thank you, Donnie. So let's give a hand. Let's let's let's armchair last,

I'm chair last night's Trump speech. Obviously you were in the room. Talk to me about

the pros, the cons, the ups, the downs, the whoops. Well, it was very divisive, which isn't great because part of the purpose of these kinds of speeches is to bring the country together again, and he chose not to do that at all.

He also just didn't talk about the middle class.

He didn't mention the middle class once.

He didn't talk about the biggest struggles that people are facing, which is the cost

of groceries, the cost of fuel, the cost of housing. He didn't quite appreciate, although he didn't

recognize that the tariffs he wants to pursue are going to raise prices. But the tariffs are going to

be crushing for a lot of families. One economist said it would increase prices by $1,000 a year for people. In New York, you put a tariff on Canada that means lumber, it

means medicine, it means food. Lots of things come from Canada. China, literally, every year to buy

Target or Wal-Mart's from China. So for a lot of people, their everyday goods, buying a computer, buying household goods,

buying a sofa. All of those costs are going to go up because these tariffs are super

harmful for working people. So he didn't really talk about that stuff. And he chose to just do

highlights of campaign issues.

You ever what I wonder, and obviously what he's done has been success for him,

can you imagine if he got up there and didn't do the divisive thing and basically just said, you know, I'm reaching across the aisle and like the guy, there's no limit how popular

he could be.

Totally.

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