Leave me I don't want to set the world on fire.

I just want to set the world on fire.

I just want to start the flame in your heart. All right.

Welcome everyone to the tourissa show. I'm your host, Tori.

I'm running a little bit late, only

because I was trying to get Periscope on as well,

so that way people can listen or watch the Tori Says show, you know, without having

the subscribe on Twitch because I'm using Twitch because I am unable to live stream to YouTube and

Twitch is a lot easier to watch on your TV, obviously better than

Facebook and periscope too. I don't know about D-Life if anyone actually connects that. But we have a lot to talk about today, a lot of foreign policy to talk about too, and a lot of local stuff as well.

And I thought that we can start off with our local.

But first of all, I have to say that the RNC conference was incredible, more so because they had average people talking.

It wasn't, you know, celebrities and interest-driven pundits or people that think they know what they're

talking about because we have a lot of that congestion a lot of people out

there putting commentary as if they're experts and they're not because probably

most of them haven't even been to those countries or you know actually understand the concept of

foreign relations and so one thing we have to understand is

Barbara Cochran had made a great point that the one thing the president of the United States

can do very effectively is figure out what your

weak point is, figure out what you like and what you don't like.

And that's what's incredible, because that is exactly what we wanted from the

R and C we wanted relatability we wanted to hear what the people have to say obviously

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