Mike Pesca

It's not about the two bases, but those of us that live in the messy middle, right?

um, you're going essentially to the polls with a, with a vote against rather than something to vote for.

Um, and that our collective, I understand some of you saying, no, no, no, no.

I always vote for an individual candidate.

Yeah.

But it's binary choice, right?

Ultimately we have a binary choice.

Um, and that we're having our ninth straight election where we're, we've been living in this, a generation of, of a political recession.

And, you know, I would argue this

you know, I can make the case this goes back really at least through even in 2000, right?

We were starting to see the first pieces of this.

So look, I want to spend a little bit

Of next week, I'm going to have a podcast.

We're going to do another two this week with also a special edition.

If you haven't heard it, it's new to you, as they used to say in NBC.

But I'm going to re-up the Jasmine Crockett interview I did a few months ago.

with a little bit of a little bit of Texas introduction to it later this week.

But next week, I'll have another new episode and we'll do a little bit of sort of where to the two parties are going.

But I think just briefly what we're watching, I touched on it before.

I do think we're seeing Trump's coalition, as I've said, for the last three or four months, it is the coalition is cracking.