And is it noticeably quieter without CNN and MSNOW and political around? Yeah.

i wish i wish but listen they have their backups that that fill the gaps for them trust me um it's amazing it it really is it's one of those once in a lifetime jobs um it it is really there are a couple different sides of it and i'll i'll give you some examples there is obviously the side when you are at the white house everybody's working all the time even if you know if you're a broadcast journalist like i am If you're not on air, then I write news stories every day.

So if I'm not on air, then I'm sitting on a curb or sitting in the grass or sitting on the driveway, pecking away at my computer.

Of course, you're in the briefing room or in the Oval Office with the president.

And it's very high pressure all the time.

There are people who are a part of the White House press corps who have been in their jobs.

I think that there's an AP guy who's been there for 25 years.

Are there particular issues, whether it's the economy, immigration, education, or election rules slash integrity, that will swing this election in a particular direction?

we're,

we are pretty outnumbered when it comes to, um, our side of the aisle and believing things that are true and educating ourselves.

And just to what Ben was saying, I think that was my, my dear friend, Ben, who was talking to you a little while ago regarding the issues with, with Tucker and Candace and Megan, I'm, I'm the 10, you know, I just, I feel like we should not be giving them oxygen because the unfortunate thing is when you have things that they are saying and feeling that goes viral and But then you don't have truth that's going viral.

I'll give you a perfect example.

Yesterday, my Uber driver, it became very clear that he was a liberal and he was referring to President Trump as an oligarch.

And he was talking about how his sister-in-law wrote a book on this and how his sister-in-law tracked protests leading up to the overthrow of oligarchs.

And he said, you know, we're getting to that place where we have all of these protests and maybe it'll happen soon.

is there.

Amanda had, first off, Amanda, that's not normally a very safe place for a young woman to be, but you did go to Auburn, so I guess you're tough enough, right?

I did.

And I actually have two Auburn camera guys.

So we have banded together and we are good.

And look, we're right next to the base.

We're right outside of it.

We actually just had two lovely Marines come out and make sure that we were not actually filming the gate because that's a security risk.

Can you give us a heads up of what we can look forward to?

Amanda, nice to see you.

Great to see you, Steve.

And I'm with you on the flyover.

I really hope I got to send a message to the control room to not do a split screen during the flyover with me on half of the screen, because if history has shown anything, it's that I will cry every time.

So I am so excited to be here.

And they could not have ordered better weather if they had not ordered it straight from God.

It's like mid 70s, a very light breeze, not a cloud in the sky.

It is awe-inspiring, isn't it?