Chuck Todd

Looking at like there's some great tours of where Liberace lived and his Vegas abode and all this stuff.

Let's just say I think Donald Trump would be right at home.

The World's Fair stuff.

You know, it really, you know, I...

I just think that the entire presidency feels like a veep, a series, you know, season 10 of the veep.

I remember going to the remnants of a World's Fair in Knoxville and the remnants of a World's Fair in New Orleans back in the early 80s road trips, by the way.

Next question comes from Andre in L.A., and he says, one very powerful way that the Republican Conservative Party gets their messages out to their base is through talk radio.

We did get north of Florida once in a while.

And and having my parents try to explain, you know, there was a time the World's Fair was a big deal.

Why do you think that most Democrats haven't tapped into that market?

Yeah.

And then eventually it ended up in Knoxville, Tennessee.

No offense to Knoxville.

Right.

Even out here in California, conservative talk radio is very effective in getting a message out and slowly building momentum for ideas and talking points.

I know that some would point to NPR, but it does not move the needle in the same manner.

I'd love to hear your take on this.

Best regards, Andre.

Well, you know, it's interesting.

There's a little chicken and egg when it comes to talk radio.