Cheryl Hines

And I loved what we had.

And I'm not angry or sad about it.

And at the same time,

You know, I just turned 60 and I'm at a place where I really have learned a lot just in terms of learning brand new things in my life.

that I never thought I would.

And it's not, this isn't like we talked about politics.

I never set out to, I can't wait to learn a lot about politics.

But I did, you know, even in the election, I learned a lot about how to run a campaign, what it looks like from the inside of a presidential campaign.

You learn about

and rumors.

And if somebody says something enough times, then it becomes the truth to people.

So I learned all of that.

And even when Bobby switched to being...

an independent, just learning every state, you have to have a certain amount of signatures from different people and you turn them in at different times in the calendar year.

So even learning that stuff, which I never wanted to learn, but I know it now, fascinating to me that now being in DC and now being a

sitting where I am and seeing what I see and being around the people that I'm around, I can say that the people in the cabinet, people in the administration really want what's best for this country.

It may sound silly that I didn't recognize that before because I felt like, well, I'm sure there are people that are in it for themselves and that want, you know, but where I see it, that is not the case.

The case is that everybody sits at the table and they say, what can we do to make the country better, to work together?

And that's interesting to me.

And I keep, I'm learning more now about politics, about how things, what has to happen to change a law or to get something done in DC or to make a change in the nation.