Billy Corben

I was not in the commission then, sir.

You were.

No, I was not in the commission then.

What a show, dude.

What a show.

DLP was in rare form.

I will admit, Ken Russell, I think he kind of, if you had to score the debate, I think he won it.

He had to.

He had no choice, probably.

He won on the card.

He gave a very good performance.

That montage isn't necessarily indicative of it, but he did have two of the best lines of the night that you heard there, which were, yes, I left early, but I didn't leave in handcuffs like you did.

And the second one was every time someone mentions corruption, he gets a rebuttal.

It was very, very funny and fun in the room, as you heard from the reaction of the audience of the peanut gallery there.

And Diaz La Portilla came up to me in the lobby and said he wants to come on the podcast.

I've been invited.

I've been inviting him on this show for years and he walked up to me unsolicited and says he wants to come on the show.

I've tried to reach out to him and get in touch, but I haven't heard back yet.

I would love to have him on the show here.

The man is he's a regular Nelson Mandela.