The important speech for him next week is the acceptance speech where he has to do

three things that are difficult to do.

He has to one explain in short concrete terms what it is that he's done.

More importantly he's got to say what it is that he wants to do.

That second act is absolutely vital to a re-election campaign and then he needs to find time

in that speech to contrast himself with Joe Biden in a way that sticks and it's going

to be the most important speech the president has given in the last four years.

I don't know if I agree with that.

Karl Roves is certainly a smarter guy than me on all this but freaking Trump's he's on

TV every single day.

I was just in the lunch room and he's on there.

He's answering questions like he does all the time.

He answers questions more than any president ever has.

Right.

And he has a chance every single day to talk about stuff.

Will they be more eyeballs on that speech?

I suppose but I'm not sure.

Biden on the other hand tonight.

Now I think that's a really big deal because he's not out there very much given very many

speeches.

A lot of people haven't heard him at all but I think Trump, he's out there all the time.

Well, Karl Roves is he's very informative at times but I think he's just terribly stuck

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