Chuck Todd

Sometimes wonder if there's another person alive in Washington state or elsewhere, for that matter, who can say they work for two Democratic and two Republican governors.

Hard to imagine these days, Paul.

Anyway, Paul, it's a good point.

And I should have mentioned the droughts.

You know, I was very I that's why I was trying to be very specific about about

being in 2026, so in the midterm year.

So were Lewis and Clark, that was a core piece of context for you?

But if you give me a second, there are a few, the bigger droughts, right?

Utah and Washington are both at 41 years, since 85 on both of those.

And I think those are the only two on the...

Let me I want to sort of land the plane here more than sort of the you know, one of the things that I think we fight about now in this is culturally is his point of views of history.

And we're going to be getting there with Delaware.

I think Delaware now – and Delaware is another state that is on the presidential year.

There are 11 states that are on the presidential year.

You know, sort of.

And, of course, two of those states, Vermont and New Hampshire, are every two years for their governors.

And so.

The example I like to use is, you know, with most history books now, I want to know a lot more about the author before I even read the book, just because I know, look, I always say we're all born with original bias, right?

So –

Delaware is currently in a 33 year streak of Democratic governors.