Michael Steele

Top of the morning, cheerio, all that good stuff.

How you doing?

What's up?

I love it.

I love it.

There were so many good moments with the King in the well of the Congress.

First off,

Again, the history of that, it was just so profound and it's so rich for us in America, given our relationship with Great Britain and certainly with the British people and the humor that he brought

but also a little bit of the, hey, can I remind you guys why you kind of stepped away from the family in the first place, you know, conversation?

I thought it was all well done and he was so well received.

It was amazing how the American people responded to his being here.

There was genuine interest and genuine delight.

So thank you for sharing the King for a few days.

And there's so there's so many over the past year and a half that touch on even before you get into the nuts and bolts of the affordability argument that Democrats have, I say, quite successfully layered up as part of the political conversation.

You have the Iran war.

You have the immigration issues, the the the

the toll that ICE has taken on American streets.

You've got all of these things that have, in their own way, Caddy, presented narratives that can be woven together, that can end with that clip.

You don't even have to finish it because you could just stop it when he says, I don't care about Americans.

And that is at the core of it.