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And it's unusual because we've never had a candidate like Harris 56 days before the election who's been gone under so little scrutiny. I mean, barely, you know, we have one interview, no debates. This has never happened in modern politics. And so this isn't about, you know, great expectations. This is about some great explanations. And I think the pressure is really on Harris because even when she finally put some policies up on her website this week, it's already been revealed, I think, even by this network that most of that was cut and paste from the Biden website. And so, you know, she's part of this administration. She's part of the challenges. She's part of the inflation. She's part of the border invasion. She owns all that. And I think that, you know, tonight she's going to try to run away from that. I don't know how she's going to be able to when she's herself proclaimed, you know, she's the last person in the room when some of these important decisions were made, even like the disastrous withdrawal of Afghanistan. So she has to own the record. She's got to defend it. I think that puts her in a tough spot. President Trump is by the voters viewed as the change agent in this debate. And the majority, even in the New York Times poll yesterday, said almost two thirds of American looking for change. And he's the one that could bring change back to a time in an era that where people remember where they had more net income coming into their household than they do today.

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