All right, young to our special primary election coverage in Ohio's 11th District,

Jank, Anna and Rashad with you guys. And you as well, all the audience and the members,

WM Black wrote it on YouTube Super Check. Come on, Cleveland, pull Nina through for all

of us. And in our member section, happily, you've asked for it in. Anna doing John's work,

study the counts. Yeah. And as on the count, okay. That's true that John Eiterolin normally

does do that. I hope we don't have to do a damage report at the end of this night. Okay,

I hope our win is indisputable at that. Cam here, Holy. So since we last left you, the

count has not changed 51.8 to 42.0. So that is a little under 10 point lead for Chantelle

Brown over Nina Turner. But as we've told you before, not a lot of precincts reporting

yet. And we are now getting word that a lot of reports will come in in a, not quite

in a little bit, but in a reasonable period of time tonight. Okay, so stay here. It looks

like the bigger results are going to come in a little bit later, but soon. All right,

I've got a thousand more things we all do. So, but let me go to Reshaut first.

You know, context matters, right? So I want to read two very different things as it relates

to these candidates. And you could find both on their website. So when you go to Chantelle

Brown's website, it says, and I quote, over the last 10 years, Chantelle Brown has developed

a personal and professional rapport with Congresswoman Fudge. Through this relationship,

Chantelle has developed strong democratic values and thoroughly understands the history and

needs of the 11th Congressional District. This is under why you should vote for Chantelle

Brown. According to Chantelle Brown, you should vote for her because she knows a Congresswoman.

Yep. Yep. This is the personality over policy. This is the good old boy system. In this

case, they're not boys. But this is the same philosophy that also exists in Republican

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