You're listening to serious inquiries only. Oh, Hello and welcome to serious inquiries only this is episode I'm Thomas, and that over there is Jamie.

How you doing, Jamie?

I'm OK, Thomas.

How about you?

So much better than the last episode.

Not probably about the six, last episode. We've got way more questions that still need answering from our fine

fine listeners so we're doing a round two of Q&A. I'm excited. I'm sure you know it's not as though Jamie and I could ever stop talking if we you know like we could probably go back and forth on stuff forever anyway. So we'll see if we get to more questions or if we just start arguing again.

I don't know either way I'm kind of fine with it.

Yeah I'm I'm you know could talk pretty much all the time anyway and now that there's a plague and I'm desperate for human contact I think I can talk literally forever so let's do it.

Well I know one question that is sure to get you going.

Here's a question from one of our listeners. Can I get Jamie and Thomas on

record saying that Budajaj was the one that could have unified the party and

got people excited and have no sexual assault charges.

Well I agree on the last part so far that we know of.

Yeah, so I mean I would be thrilled if the Democrats could have

nominated a candidate without sexual harassment

charges. That would have been great. But oh my God, no! This idea that Pete Buttigid was going to somehow

unify the Democratic Party when he had almost

no support amongst black people or the Hispanic population is just absolutely insane to me and it's hard for me to understand how this

question could have been even answered or asked seriously.

Yeah, I mean, I don't understand what that could mean.

What is you defying the party means short of getting more votes?

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