Chuck Todd

You know, and what's great about South Florida is that I get political questions about all sorts of regions in the country because the beauty of Florida is everybody's from somewhere else, right?

You know, and what's great about South Florida is that I get political questions about all sorts of regions in the country because the beauty of Florida is everybody's from somewhere else, right?

Which is always what I always took pride in the fact that I was born and raised in Miami and how unusual.

Which is always what I always took pride in the fact that I was born and raised in Miami and how unusual.

That's, you know, more and more usual as our cities and the area matures and gets older.

That's, you know, more and more usual as our cities and the area matures and gets older.

But yeah.

But yeah.

Certainly a point of pride there.

Certainly a point of pride there.

And I'm going to – I'll share with you a little bit of the talk I gave to them.

And I'm going to – I'll share with you a little bit of the talk I gave to them.

But before we get there, we do want to deal with some of the news.

A few things I want to get to, though, that are a little politics of the day.

Let me give you a little bit of a rundown of this episode.

I have a great conversation with a journalist and author, Jason Zengerle.

I had hinted in my last podcast that I think that Kristi Noem's tenure might be measured in hours or days, certainly not weeks or months.

He works for The New Yorker.

He used to work for The New York Times Magazine.

Probably, you know, if you have read an incredible –