democratic party. >> very fair, you know, very fair question. i think. >> one, you give me credit for. >> not often. >> hey, it's been an hour and ten minutes. >> not a bad rate for me. >> one decent question. look, if we were going back history to the '30s and the '40s and you asked the average working person, which party is the party of the working class in america? overwhelmingly, people would have said it was the democratic party. today people do not say that and for good reason. when we talk about the greed on wall street and deregulation on wall street, it wasn't the republicans alone who did that. they did it with democrats. trade policy was a democratic administration, not a republican administration that brought forth nafta. so i think the democrats have to make a very fundamental choice, chris and that is which side are they on. you cannot be on the side of wall street. you can't be on the side of the