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Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for a Tuesday edition of our podcast.

I hope you've had a great week.

Debate number one is in the books on the GOP presidential primary side of things.

I was actually in Wisconsin, went there with my wife for work purposes with Fox,

but went back to the hotel to watch the debate and do some video calls with some college students

who were holding debate parties.

So I was not anywhere near the stage. I was not in the auditorium.

I was perhaps like some of you watching it on television.

And like I am prone to do from time to time, I like to give caveats.

Number one, it's hard to be on national television.

There are folks who make it seem effortless and easy, but it's hard,

particularly if you don't do it for a living.

It's hard to speak with no notes.

It's hard to kind of prioritize all the different things that your advisors

and your strategists and all that are telling you to make sure you say this,

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