Rahm Emanuel

You can see it in everything that we're looking at electorally.

And B, I think you wrote to this, and I'm a big believer, the table is set by mid-spring.

Not just by candidate, but by issue.

And to me, you're going to, by, I'm saying May 15th, but in that zone, we're going to know more about what's going to happen in November, in May, than you will in September.

They do not.

That basically, while I believe in the power of prayer, that's a lot of prayer.

Yeah.

From an electoral college standpoint.

Oh, yeah.

Here's what I think is fact.

Well, there's two states that come quickly to mind.

Okay.

because I think something's underappreciated that's fascinating to me, not as fascinating as energy production or AI, but fascinating from a pure political.

Two former elected Republicans in Florida and in Georgia are running in the Democratic primary for governor.

And I say that's interesting because...

both, if you listen to them, have made a decision that the Republican Party is, they can't recognize it and they find more affinity in the Democratic Party.

Lieutenant governor and a former congressman.

Mitt Romney, John McCain Republicans.

Yeah, totally agree.

They would probably say that.