Well, the Democratic Party has elected new leadership.

And the question I think all of us are thinking about right now is, have they learned anything from the last election cycle?

And so what we're going to do today is we're going to analyze some of the discussions that took place, some of the elections that took place, the new leadership of the Democratic Party.

And we're going to use that as some sort of indication on whether or not Democrats have learned some, I don't know, valuable lessons, which they plan to apply

over the next couple of years in preparation for the midterms. But let me tell you right off

the bat, kind of spoiler alert, it's going to be interesting. It's going to be interesting.

It's not quite as clear cut as I would like. But, well, look,

you'll just, you'll see for yourself here in a couple of minutes. As always, I'm your host,

Nick Fradis, member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that is a reasonably good,

reasonably good person. In fact, still down here in Richmond. That's why I'm outside of the studio.

But in the studio, my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone.

And of course, our political prognosticator resident historian, the Oracle of Virginia,

Christian Heinz.

Hello.

How are you doing?

All right.

I'm doing pretty good. I'm doing pretty good.

It has been an interesting couple of weeks.

Bear with me.

Getting over being a little bit sick, and we just had a very, very, we went through something like

300 bills today in the General Assembly. So it was a bit of a long day, but we are certainly

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