Hey everybody. This is Glenn Thrush with Politico's off-Message podcast, the Post-Hillary

edition. I'm sure Tim Miller, the former communications director for Jeb Bush and current anti-Trump impresario

would not like to be regarded as dessert. But that's what he is. We had a heck of a week.

The podcast interview we had with Hillary Clinton made quite an impact. It was interpreted as the beginning of her opening

salvo in her war against Bernie Sanders. I'm not sure that that was necessarily the case.

But it is clear that Sanders is really starting to get under Clinton's skin and that her campaign,

my estimation, her campaign kind of took the ball and ran with it because, heck, she said it out loud. They might as well own it. But I think we are headed in

next week to New York, the New York primary. And really, only in 1992 and 1998 can I think of a time when my home state mattered so much on the

primary map.

And I'm going to go up there for four days.

I think it's going to be a blast.

We're going to have a podcast out of there.

We're talking to some potential guests right now.

It's going to be really like four rabid cats in a paper bag.

Hillary and Bernie are going to go after each other.

And five cats.

I'm sorry.

I left out John Kasich.

I think Trump,

Cruz and John Kasich are really going to go at it.

It's going to be quite a week in politics, really looking forward to it.

I just have to say, I am blown away by the response I've been getting from people. A lot of

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