Hey everyone, welcome back to the Mention It All podcast.

I am thrilled to be joined by today's guest.

She is an author, a political expert.

You can see her on MS Now's The Weeknight and Clock It with Simone and Eugene.

But most importantly, for our purposes, she's also a Bravo expert. Please welcome Simone Sanders Townsend. Greetings. How you doing? I am. Well, you know what? The world seems to be okay today, so I'm good. For one more day, we can keep talking about Bravo. One more day. We made it through. We got to take a day by day at this point. The train made it here. I'm curious for you, you live in D.C. What is the like Bravo atmosphere in D.C.? Do you hear people talking about it when you're out and about? Like, do people love Potomac? Like, what's the, what's the line? I mean, it's crazy because obviously we know, like I know Wendy, I know Candice.

Candace is a good friend of mine.

Okay.

So, um, uh, Candice Diller Bassett, who used to be on Potomac. So I just think we know, like I know, Jazeel, we see, we, we, we, everybody knows everybody. So you see people out. But I mean in D.C., it's really, people talk about like there's two D.C.

It's like there's Washington and then there's D.C.

Right. But I mean in D.C., it's really, people talk about like there's two D.C.

It's like there's Washington and then there's D.C.

Right.

And so there's like the Hill and the White House stuff and whatnot.

And then there's real D.C.

You know, where the go-go and everything is.

So I oftentimes see many of the housewives out when I'm out in like real D.C.

As well, I argue.

Yeah, like fun D.C.

Yeah, fun D.C.

Have you ever been like on the, the Amtrak with the Potomac Housewives? I have not been on the Amt. Do they take the Amtrak? They take the, I think it's like Asala vibes when they come to New York. Really? Well, you know what? You know why? because the flights are unreliable.

Okay?

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