Faiz Shakir

So, but I would love it.

Look, you come for the king.

You best not miss.

They do me a service of not needing to be on the DNC as well.

I think that I would love Nevada to go first.

There's lots of reasons, you know, I'm an old breed guy.

And I think there's a lot of things about that state that service it well in terms of a primary, the compressed geographies, to be able to meet and talk to people one-to-one, do TV ads and such that don't blow the budget.

So I think that that makes sense for one.

No, I think it's got a lot of working class people.

Culinary, you know this.

I mean, I love that the labor approach of that city is one that would orient Democrats to figuring out how to talk about labor again.

I mean, we don't go through the dotax on tips, but Trump was very loud and proud about the fact that that state and those workers in that state have guided him to one of his more popular proposals.

So I want that to happen for the Democratic Party.

Michigan, I would move...

Yeah, no, that's fair.

It's where it's in the first four, it's an open question here.

I probably put Georgia over North Carolina, but it'd be between Georgia and North Carolina for me on one of those.

And then we got a TBD here on what we want as the fourth.

Unfortunately, that isn't the story of Iowa, as we know.

I'll tell you one crazy idea that I've long had about this out, which was along those lines, was to look at highest Democratic performance of every state.