Dupont Circle

like that.

LaFont is a plaza, but LaFont is also one of the architects who helped design D.C. DuPont Circle is a circle in D.C. that's like where the LGBTQ community hangs out and whatnot.

Fort Totten is actually the metro station.

These are all metro stations as well, by the way.

It is such a beautiful place to be right now.

Last night, I ran across DuPont Circle at about 6.30 p.m. Now, normally that means you're going to get, if you're a woman, some sort of assault.

Could be a physical assault.

Hell, it might even be a sexual assault.

There were people still with picnic blankets out on the ground.

My viewers and listeners, I'll just call them my fans.

They went to DuPont Circle, I think it was like Monday night or Sunday night or whatever, and they said that you couldn't get a seat because the benches around DuPont Circle were filled with people.

It is that glorious.

In D.C. I'll never forget it.

Outside DuPont Circle.

In my 20s.

And she pulled up beside me and had just chrome.

I told

you, a girl in D.C., I'll never forget it, outside DuPont Circle in my 20s, and she pulled up beside me and had just chrome.

She laid her hand out, and there was chrome right there.

She got the last laugh.

Most of my time living in this country has been between Washington, D.C. and New York, New Jersey area.

And I can tell you, my 19-year-old daughter was out in DuPont Circle in D.C. a few weeks ago, and she said, Dad, I've never felt safer in Washington, D.C. in my life.

FBI agents were standing by the metro when we got off.

And so I thank the agents that are out there working side by side with local police officers, other federal agencies to protect our capital city of the United States.

I've spent many, most of my time living in this country has been between Washington, D.C. and New York, New Jersey area.

And I can tell you, my 19-year-old daughter was out in DuPont Circle in D.C. a few weeks ago, and she said, Dad, I've never felt safer in Washington, D.C. in my life.

FBI agents were standing by the metro when we got off.

And so I thank the agents that are out there working side by side with local police officers, other federal agencies to protect our capital city of the United States.

called a mental illness.

No, I mean, so these are the thousands of spectators packing DC's DuPont Circle neighborhood.

And last night for the 39th annual high heel race, all the participants that you saw there were having a lot of fun with this, wearing high heels, elaborate costumes, wigs, colorful makeup, and they competed in the traditional short distance.

It is short distance, to your point.