Michael Knowles

And even at this very liberal campus, there was a six-point swing.

Happy to say I won the debate, even though Mehdi wrote a book called How to Win Every Debate.

Very happy to say, well, there will be a new edition, How to Win Every Debate, except against Michael.

But even it's not that I had such, you know, stunning rhetoric or anything like that.

It's just very simple that it is.

Everybody knows that Trump has upheld the Constitution and people recognize that today at the state level and at the federal level, the great threats to the constitutional order come from the Democrats.

I mean, here they're talking about essentially throwing out the Supreme Court in Virginia.

But what's so stunning is that the Democrats are getting knocked down on constitutional points every which way.

I think a lot of people are going to be confused.

They're going to think that the reason the redistricting in Virginia has gone down is because of the US Supreme Court decision, Louisiana versus Calais, which said that Democrats can no longer racially discriminate in their gerrymandering, that that was a violation of the 14th Amendment.

But but no, this is actually different.

The Democrats are getting struck down on their redistricting on multiple fronts at the federal level, at the state level.

And all of this, Megan, brings back a memory to me.

About two months ago, I was interviewing the House Speaker Mike Johnson.

And I said, you know, hey, Mr. Speaker, things are looking pretty bad for the midterms.

And he looks at me, says, Michael.

Looks me dead in the eye.

He says, Michael, I think we're going to grow the majority in the midterms.

I said, well, what's in your coffee?

Hold on.