There's something about this picture that just made me happy and I wanted to talk about it.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott.

And gentlemen, we've all by now seen the footage from the memorial service for President Jimmy Carter,

who died just shortly, not too long ago.

And we've seen the pictures and the video of Kamala Harris sitting there and looking back over her shoulder to see Barack Obama and Donald Trump talking rather affectionately almost with each other and her reaction to that.

So there's been a fair amount of shouting Freud about that.

And I'm not I'm not made out of angel dust.

You know, I got a little bit of satisfaction watching that reaction.

See, here's the thing, guys.

I don't despise Kamala Harris.

I don't like her.

I think she would have been a catastrophe as president,

but she doesn't have that visceral reaction that Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden generated me.

So I looked at that and I thought, well, you did call us Nazis.

You did say that we were threats to democracy.

So, you know, there's a little burn for you.

But here's the reaction that I got for both vows.

I was curious to know if you got this.

Watching Barack Obama and Donald Trump talking to each other had two very powerful emotions

for me, Steve.

I'll start with one of them with you.

The first one was validation.

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