noah feldman, the second inaugural? >> i strongly agree with michael and his emphasis on that paragraph. i would say that that paragraph amounts to what we would call the political theology of the united states. a political theology is the use of religious ideas, distinctively religious ideals, to explain political events and to give them meaning. i think that what lincoln is doing here is offering a version, i wouldn't call it secularizing because god is in it, but a version of the united states that is heavily dependent on protestant christian ideas about liberation forums. so, in this picture, slavery is the original sin that lincoln describes, which is an offense, but it's an inevitable offense, something that had to happen. much as original sin in early protestant theology has an inevitable reality that was, nevertheless, fundamentally evil and sinful. the only thing that can cleanse original sin is the sacrifice of christ, through his blood. and here, the blood of the civil war dead is used by lincoln as a substit

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noah. feldman is the felix frankfurter professor of law chair of the society of fellows and founding director of the julis rabinowitz program on jewish and israeli law at harvard university. he's the author of nine books including the three lives of james madison genius partisan president and his latest book which will be tonight the broken constitution lincoln's slavery and the re-founding of america diana. shall is professor of political science at loyola university, maryland and a non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute where she focuses on american political thought and history. she is the author of several books including what so proudly we hail the american soul and story speech and song and her new book is his greatest speeches how lincoln moved the nation welcome michael burlingame noah feldman and diana schaub. michael berlin. let us begin with you. tell our friends why you argue in your new book that lincoln was the black man's president and you have you ha

be right back with noah kahan!nted by mercedes e-q. all electric, all mercedes. >> jimmy: thanks to kristen bell and daid shrigley. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next but first, his album, "stick season." here with the title track, noah kahan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ as you promised me that i was more than all the miles combined you must've had ♪ ♪ yourself a change of heart like halfway through the drive because your voice ♪ ♪ trailed off exactly as you passed my exit sign kept on drivin' straight and left our future ♪ ♪ to the right now i am stuck between my anger and the blame that i can't face ♪ ♪ and memories are somethin' even smoking weed does not replace and i am terrified ♪ ♪ of weather 'cause i see you when it rains doc told me to travel ♪ ♪ but there's covid on the planes and i love vermont but it's the season ♪ ♪ of the sticks and i saw your mom she forgot that i existed and it's half my fault ♪ ♪ but i just like to play the victim i'll drink alcohol 'til my fri

these are my friends and my family and my people. >> noah has since told me that he loves denver. he still misses his family and he feels ultimately, you know, like him and his mom had to run away. >> hey, jo, just quickly, it's not just happening in texas, but across the country. what is at stake? >> what's at stake is trans youth's physical health, their mental health, all of these are things that noah and other trans youth have told me have been impacted. there's a lot at stake and advocates say it's their right to exist in society as who they are. >> yeah. jo, it is an incredibly important story to tell and we need to continue to tell it, that is for sure, these kids and parents being affected bid so much of this legislation across the country, specifically in the state of texas. jo, thank you so much. we very much appreciate it. thank you for watching this hour, everybody. "deadline white house" starts after a very quick break. ry quik you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. lib

this is the real trevor noah? i hate this guy, yeah.musk gave. the reason he is doing this, the reason he is doing it is because he is sick of twitter's current lords and peasants system, for who has and who doesn't have a blue check mark. to the people." blues for $8 a month. so here is my question. if you are trying to create equality on twitter, why charge any want be verified? yeah, just give everyone a blue check mark. why are you charging the people? [cheers and applause] give it to everyone for free. or give it to no one, give it to no one. but it is to make sense to offer it as equality and then put a pt i'm saying? can you imagine if mlk was out there like, "i have a dream, i have a dream, and i will tell you all about it for $8.99 a month." it wouldn't be the same thing. it's all about equality. no, you're trying to make money, i get that. that's why i think is a dollars a month thing is ridiculous. if you ask me, if elon musk wants to make money from twitter, what he should do, don't charge people for blue checkmarks, no. cha

rachel's older brother noah was also under suspicion. you think noah knows where sam is?ectives brought in noah for questioning. that's got to be a brutal conversation to have with your parents. >> and my mom's already breaking down and hyperventilating just by me saying we need to cancel the wedding, and dan and noah are in jail. >> what finally happened with your brother? >> noah says that they questioned him for a while. and then the main detective said, all right. get this guy out of here. he doesn't know anything. >> turns out, he really didn't. noah was released and never charged. meanwhile, rachel notified dan's parents and describes a reaction she did not expect. >> it was just his dad that was home. his mom was at work. so i explained what's going on to him, and he just has the opposite reaction. he's just completely so mellow and like he didn't even hear me. i remember one of the phrases he used was something like, well, he was a really good son. you know. he was a good kid. just like, did you just hear what i said? >> as she and a friend were leaving, rachel sa

these are dangerous ventures, as mordecai noah's captain knew all too well. it's all too easy to get captured in that environment. and the united states has virtually no formal naval defense for this period. but it does, again, have this outsized merchant fleet that is poised to take advantage of this high risk, high reward climate. so, the growing sector of marine insurers, and these are mostly merchants by the, way they have to be, only merchants understand this building, coordinating a growing sector of insurers led by a group of export merchants, they help american merchants pull and organize a risk and guide them through this landscape. beginning in the 17 90s, american merchants form large numbers of insurance companies to pool and manage their risks. it's not just a story of formal incorporations, there are also incorporated trans brokerages and informal, private insurance that takes place around this time as well. the really striking development is the growth of the first american insurance companies. so, how does insurance actually work? this is some

noah. >> you just never somebody is going through. was going through something that night, you know. and-- not that that, you know, justifies my behavior at all. >> reporter: he didn't say what he was going through, but he did allude to an abusive childhood. >> it was the little boy that watched his father beat upe his mother-- all of that just bubbled up in that moment. at the end of the day, i just-- i lost it. >> reporter: after smith got home oscar night, he said his nine-year-old nephew confronted him. >> he's on my lap, holding the oscar, and he's just, like, "why did you hit that man, uncle will?" >> reporter: do you think this interview helped the situation? >> i think, in the end, it send the kind of public note that will smith probably wanted. >> reporter: npr media analyst eric deggans is skeptical of the timing of the interview, with will smith's upcoming film "emancipation." >> because we heard about will smith's remorse. we did not hear very much about will smith's what chris rock is going through. there is a victim here

as noah pransky tells us, the problem may actually be that we are just not using them correctly. >> the polling clearly was off. >> it is too unforgettable. >> the poles have been off. >> there is consideration of whether they are even right. >> is a fun fact. did you know public polling predicted 48 out of 50 states correctly in the last presidential election? no, of course you didn't. all the here is about how bad it is. >> why was it so off? the polling in new jersey was really wrong. >> it has definitely gotten harder for the experts of the survey america in these ultra- partisan times. mistakes are definitely made. i can tell you, unequivocally, political polling is not as bad as people make it out to be. that is why it may be time to stop sharing it. i am not alone in suggesting that. >> would have to really rethink what we are doing in contributing to this. it is just simply increasing the public mistrust. >> patrick murphy is the head of the monmouth polling university. in november 2021, it was not a good day to be patrick. >> the final to had murphy ahead by eight mypoints in 1

many positives a father of noah posner the youngest and took victim, was very leery at first.entral character in the book. he is a person who saw the center conspiracy theories as a foundational story of how mr. crews and disinformation being tracked to enter society. he had dealt with the media more. he was very concerned that his story would be, and that's up broader story would be portrayed accurately. and so it took him a little while and for us to get to know each other. >> host: elizabeth williamson is our guest. the book is called "sandy hook: an american tragedy and the battle for truth." the numbers are on the screen. if you would like to die did take part in our conversation this afternoon, 202-748-8200 for those of you in east and central time zones. 202-748-8201 if you live out in the mountain and pacific time zone. we will begin taking those calls in just a minute. ms. williamson, we are the families x are they still in the area today? >> guest: a number of them still live in connecticut and some others have moved away. so the parker family moved to the pacific no

you know, you talked about trevor noah. and in that same interview of the new york times, i referenced earlier, you referenced your -- and you talked about, other books like white rage was a book that you referenced reading and wished the president would wish you. and i wished to ask you a question i will now ask you, what book work anyone working on the hill, staffers required reading. >> i would have a reading list. i would definitely put "white rage" there, and every time there's been a movement and success and a stepping forward, that there is this backlash and it's been part of our nation's history. i think that is one that should be read. and i think that people should understand those in the military and that experience. brendan freedman who wrote, "the war i always wanted" and that's in afghanistan and what my generation of troops were thinking after not having been at wore for over 10 years and this is our turn to go and with that coming of age story is for military men and women, but i would have a whole long list

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person. you, everybody! take a seat, take a seat. we have got a jam-packed show for you tonight. "the daily show" is going to the world cup. if you have monkeypox, you are racist, and donald trump somehow has beef with kanye west. plus, the one and only will smith is joining us on today's show. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting with monkeypox. this morning, the world health organization announced that because of concerns that the word "monkeypox" is racist and stigmatizing, the disease will officially be renamed "m-pox." i don't know who this is for. it sounds like they were trying so hard not to be racist that they ended up being racist. some guy was like, "we can't use "monkey," that immediately makes me think of... you know... right? we are all thinking it, right? am i the only one?" here's the thing, if you are tr

noah, nasa and our national laboratories, are big winners in the inflation reduction act and the bipartisannfrastructure act. if the u.s. is not going to be in the lead in science and technology, who is? we are not willing to see that to another country. we are not. i think, you would have to say where the strongest democracies. it was a little shaky there for a while. but -- our values tell us to use our god-given resources and the blessings of science and technology to help tackle this crisis and that is what we intend to do. >> hear, hear. turning to the inclusive nature and the justice aspect. 80% of people displaced by climate change are women. 70% of the 1.3 billion people living in conditions of poverty are women. in urban areas, 40% of households are headed by women. we know when women are empowered with resources the entire community benefits. with all that we have on our plate, how do we continue to push for more women in leadership to solve the climate crisis and protecting and empowering women at the short end of the stick of climate impact? >> when we were in, right before covi

we are back in noah church in mauritania. what are the dangers if supplies from ukraine continue to fail and prices rise? bread is a major stable fleet. here, when we imports failed to arrive some 10 years ago, they were riots, bloody demonstrations and protests. today the military controls the streets and with reason, as bread prices are rising again. customers in hungary, she wipes bakery. oh, worried. i heard the bread is gone up today to the thread with how much $120.00 a government subsidies will bread which are coming in. other countries are hard to sustain in indebted mauritania. depend, demik shrank the state budget here as well. walking through the market, we are unexpectedly surrounded by a group of men. we feel their desperation 1st hand, though i hadn't at boardington, hadn't, at that they put the price of bread up to day. i'm out. i've got nobody knows what to do killer prices keep rising. and when that happens here, they won't go down again. anyway, nick belushi met though you want to set out it. and if the situ

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in.nk you for coming out in person, everybody! thank you for being here! take a seat, take a seat! we have a very special show lined up for you tonight. we are all going back to the moon, republicans are storming the house again, and herschel walker gets involved in a fight between werewolves and vampires. plus, we are being joined by one of my favorite black american presidents. barack obama is here, everybody! [cheers and applause] so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, people, i'm going to be honest, with all the news happening right now, i don't think we have enough space in today's show. there is not enough time. and i tried everything. i even tried putting the news in the sauna so it could sweat it out for a little while but it didn't work. the news just came out glistening and sexier than ever, so we still don't have enough time. fortunately though, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call "ain't n

he told trevor noah he understands how shocking that was for people. here's cbs's carter evans. >> welcome back. thank you sir. >> reporter: after staying mostly out of the spotlight since his oscar slap, will smith opened up to trevor noah. >> you just never know what somebody is going through, and i was goin through something that night, you know. and not that that, you know, justifies my behavior at all. >> reporter: he didn't say what he was going through but he did allude to an abusive childhood. >> it was the little boy that watched his father beat up his mother, all of that just bubbled up in that moment. at the end of the day, i lost it. >> reporter: after smith got home, oscar guy, he said his 9-year-old nephew confronted him. >> he's on my lap, holding the oscar, and he's just, like, why did you hit that man, uncle will? >> reporter: do you think this interview helped the situation? >> i think in the end it send a kind of public note will smith probably wand. >> reporter: npr media analyst eric deggans is skeptical of the timing of the interv

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person.or being here! thank you so much for being here! take a seat, everybody. take a seat. we've got a fun show lined up for you tonight. the midterms are getting people high, sean penn just won the war in ukraine, and thanks to elon musk, now you can be elon musk! plus, the one and only jordan peele is joining us on the show! so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, people, i'm going to be honest, with all the news happening right now, i don't think we have enough space in today's show. and i tried everything. i promise you. i even put the news in the laundry, hoping it would shrink, but it just came out cleaner and smelling like lavender, and we still don't have enough time. fortunately, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, let's kick things off with the midterm elections: a night so disappointing for republicans, mitch mcconnell is

to noah, nick morgan.eers and applause] and matt who kept us on time and made sure we got to where we needed to go and we did everything we needed to do. the people helping us build coalitions all across the state, such an important job. i am the defender elect -- for the great state of ohio. we've got, thank you. we have a solid foundation. not just to win gracias but to get to washington and observe the great people of ohio. graham, jack mahoney, caleb, daniel. joe, thomas, and seth our field directors. and i want to say a few words to our incredible financial team. thank you for everything you guys did. and finally let me say a few things about the three guys who i think constantly work in my ear about what we needed to do, about how we needed to execute this campaign. my good friend jay. andrew, a great guy. a massachusetts guy but still a great guy. welcome him to ohio, ladies and gentlemen. and jordan, i also want to think luke thompson for everything you did. so there are the thank yous. i think we

working on it and with the help of lenny pozner, is the father of the youngest sandy hook victim, noah pozner lenny said, look, this is not a one off. this is not something that is about gun control or the horrific nature of this sandy hook shooting. this is really a foundational story in how disinformation, false narratives travel in our society today. and you have seen the decade since sandy hook you know first it's been pizzagate the falsehood that democratic elites were trafficking from the basement pizzeria in washington just a couple blocks place i've taken my own children in you know in d.c. then you had coronavirus myths, had the great replacement theory, drove the violence in charlottesville, virginia, and you had the 2020 election conspire to see that brought a mob the capitol on january six, 2021. alex jones had a role in spreading all of pernicious conspiracy and fanning the violence that resulted in some of those cases, like at comet ping pong. the pizzeria, the pizzagate gunman showed, you know, fired an assault rifle in in a pizzeria full of little kids. and then of cour

the academy award winner told the daily show's trevor noah that he understands how shocking that was for people. here's cbs's carter evans. >> welcome back to the daily show. >> kind sir. >> reporter: after staying mostly out of the spotlight since his oscars slap, will smith opened up to trevor noah. >> you just never know what somebody's going through, and i was going through something that night, you know. and not that that, you know, justifies my behavior at all. >> reporter: he didn't say what he was going through, but he did allude to an abusive childhood. >> it was the little boy that watched his father beat up his mother. all of that just bubbled up. >> yeah. >> in that moment. at the end of the day, i just -- i lost it. >> reporter: after smith got home oscar night, he said his 9-year-old nephew confronted him. >> he's on my lap and he's holding the oscar, and he's just like, why did you hit that man, uncle will? >> do you think this interview helped the situation? >> i think in the end, it sent the kind of public note that will smith probably wanted. >> reporter: npr media

he offered documents he offered noah's birth certificate get his death certificate even his postmortem report which is extremely painful reading and offered it to these people to say i'm here to answer your questions. i'm familiar with conspiracy world. lenny has a tech background. he's very familiar with the algorithms that propel these theories through the internet. he also had listened to alex jones's show from time to time know driving to tech clients in new york from from connecticut. so he felt like he had of an edge on you know how what it might look like to sort of debunk this stuff and to answer these people and maybe satisfy their questions. but he quickly that with the exception of a few people, it was really hard to do that because what these folks were getting was a sense of community, a new identity, a real cohesion and and sort of a new tribe, you know, conspiracy theories. we all kind of have one in our family, and they tend to be pretty isolated. they might be the guy, you know, back in the day who would hand you a sheet on the subway or confront you at the family reun

.: noah baker, nick.plause] j.d.: matt who kept us on time, making sure we got where we need to go into every thing we needed to do. i want to thank the people helping us build coalitions all across the state of ohio. such an important job. now that i am the senator elect of the great state of ohio -- [applause] j.d.: we have got a solid foundation. not just to win races, but actually get to washington and serve the great people of ohio. i have to think graham, jack mahoney, caleb, daniel. joe, thomas, steph, our incredible field directors. addie, doing great things for us. i want to say a few words about our incredible financial team. powers, angie, chris, hannah, thank you for everything you did. >>jd!. j.d.: finally let me say a few things about the three guys who i think it constantly were in my ear about what we needed to do. how we needed to execute this campaign. my dear friend j, thank you for everything you did. andrew, a great guy, a massachusetts guy, still a good guy, looking him to ohio ladie

"she hugs trevor noah which means that she wants to turn america into africa."ging me. i give good hugs. on the flip side, this is good for me, i'm not going to lie. because now i have a great excuse any time i don't want to hang out with anybody. you know? i would be like, would you like to hang out? i would be like, "ah, i'd love to, but if we're seen together it could be used in an attack ad if you ever run for governor of georgia, it will spoil to you. i can't do that to you." it's not just in georgia. that's the thing about it. it's not just in georgia, it's not just mean in this moment, it's getting meaner. every single candidate is flooding that airwaves with attack ads. there's always the attack ad voice. i feel like you can say anything and that voice and it sounds terrible. "my opponent will donate his kidney to you!" "that son of a bitch!" wait, what? i need a kidney. if you ask me, honestly, i think attack ads should be illegal. yeah. [cheers and applause] i mean it. i think attack ads should be illegal. not campaign ads. attack ads. i will tell you

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person.od to be here right now! [cheers and applause] we are going to have so much fun. take a seat, everybody. we've got a great show. all the big postelection day news, republicans won but somehow also lost. donald trump is throwing melania under the bus and and slavery is now illegal almost everywhere. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into all the results in another edition of "votedemic 2022." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] so, going into last night's midterms, almost everyone was expecting a huge night for republicans, a "red wave" that would wash away the democrats in congress and yank off joe biden's swim trunks so everyone could see his old man butt. but now, the votes are in, and already, people are realizing that although there's still a lot left to count, it's already clear that the red wave did not show up. >> this morning, control of congress up in the air with both the house and senate still hanging in the balance. republicans acknowledging the expected red wave never ma

noah, another in a bad book before being prime minister was the leader of the green party in germany . and she was always very focused on climate politics when she was in the green party as a leader. and so this is very much her topic here. this is very much her environment here at co op. and what she has already said is that it is very important for her and for germany to make clear that at this cobb, it has to be a turning point in terms of moving away from fossil fuels like oil like gas, light, cool. and jamie really wants to see in the agreements coming out here from ca, that these, that this goal is reiterated as it is. and should be the commitment of the cop in the countries participating in cop to trying to keep the rising global temperatures at the 1.5 degree goals, something that was set in the paris agreement then that we've seen. some countries are struggling to commit to. and also what a germany and their book have signaled is that germany is open to looking at ways to fund and compensate poor countries for the dire consequences of climate change. and that the germany is

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person.or being here, everybody! we've got a great show for you tonight. take a seat, everybody. let's get into it. we'll find out why beyonce and jay-z might have beef, we'll see where black friday came from, and if you loved the trump administration, then, oh, boy, have i got some great news for you! so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting with the grammy awards. yesterday, the full list of nominations was announced and beyonce is leading the pack with nine nominations. [cheers and applause] which amazingly ties her with her husband, jay-z, for the all-time record of 83 nominations. yeah. makes your #marriagegoals goals look like shit. oh, and congratulations to the poet who got her first nomination for best spoken word nomination. congratulations to her. and to joe biden who got a nomination for best we think those are w

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah!welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out in person! thank you for being here, everybody, thank you so much for being here! this feels amazing! we are going to have fun. take a seat, we are to have so much fun. we got a packed show tonight because tonight is the night with all been waiting for. that's right, the new "god of war" game is coming out, yet -- no, no. also the midterms are here, so let's get into it, people in our election night edition of "votedemic 2022!." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right. tonight is the night, people. all year long we've been waiting to find out if republicans will take control of congress and stop president biden's agenda. or if democrats will keep control of congress and somehow stop biden's agenda. [laughter] and it's all led up to today, election day. a great day for democracy and for people who love waiting in lines. another chance to smell a stranger's hair. [laughter] you've probably

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person.ch for being here, everybody! take a seat. take a seat. we have got a great joke for you tonight. the democrats are as surprised as you are about winning, donald trump goes to war with everybody, and if you were hoping to lose all your money in crypto, well, then i've got some good news! plus, hip-hop legend in new york's very own nas! so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting in the u.k., where a protester who threw eggs at king charles has now been banned from carrying eggs in public as a condition of his bail. that just really shows you that england has lost its edge. in the old days, if you came at the king, they'd torture you in the tower of london for the rest of your life. now it's like, "you attacked our king? well, good luck making an omelet now!" and finally, some news from the world of philanthropy. jeff bez

noah room like they left. in one day and the sofa, listen, why all these difficulties?employees of legal fishermen fishermen we went out to fish. what do you need?

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person. applause] the best out here in the studio! take a seat, everybody. we've got a massive pre-election show for you tonight. donald trump is coming for ron desantis, democrats are more nervous than a chihuahua in a rainstorm. and i guess everyone has a good relationship with their fathers because no one wants to work the polls. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting with our old friend covid-19. according to the cdc, there are now six new variants all competing to become the dominant strain this winter. but they don't realize is that they are all competing with a stream that is already affected most of the country called the "i don't give a shit about any of this strain." [cheers and applause] honestly, i feel a little bad for the the variant that becomes dominant now, because everyone has stopped caring. it's kind of

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person.or coming out! thank you for coming, everybody! we've got a great show for you tonight. take a seat, everybody. let's get into this. america denies the election deniers, lewis black exposes young people who are secretly old and if you don't like crowds, you might be living on the wrong planet. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. starting with taylor swift. this morning, tickets went on sale for the singer's first tour in four years, and so many fans rushed onto the ticketmaster site that it immediately crashed. no one can get tickets. yeah, ticketmaster did taylor swift so wrong, she's already put out three albums about them. they are going to learn their lesson. and look, i know everyone thinks getting these tickets is the most important thing in the world, but it's really not. if you don't get them, just relax, log off,

i am trevor noah. welcome to "the daily show."y "daily show," we're coming you from the tabernacle theater in atlanta, georgia! we are here in atlanta! that's right, baby! a-town, hotlanta, i love it! black hollywood! the place with the weirdest housewives! the lost city in the ocean. no, that is atlantis. but still, same feeling! i can feel it. you feel amazing! [cheers and applause] this feels good! this feels really good! oh, i'm excited for this. this is great. we're going to be here all week. all week, we're going to be here. and if you are asking why, that is because that is how long our layover is. no, i'm joking, i'm joking. it's because georgia is the epicenter of america's elections right now. [cheers and applause] it decides everything, decided the presidential race, now it could decide the midterms, and i know, i know there are a few other states, i know, but none of them have the best food, right? [cheers and applause] so i am loving the food out here. everything is extra, i love it. yeah. you got that southern fried

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