and the fact is rather than people venting so much anger at those up top, why don't we make a commitment to the problems that exist where we live? people think they don't matter enough. guess what? they do matter. everybody watching matters. get a hold of something. my wife the other night just had a little charity dinner to deal with the problem of opiates in this one community. it was so well attended. people were so happy. we don't care what their party is or their philosophy. this is a common issue and a common purpose and a matter of the heart. >> no question, especially when you're talking about opioids and even larger, all politics winds up being local. however, there is an ingredient that we need. the positivity you're talking about has an uphill fight. negativity has always been a quick fix in politics. there's nothing new. but, boy, is it on fire right now. and i know that you're making a different fight, but you're going to need a lot more to join with you because the politics of negativity have taken hold right now, and they're doing very well for the president in this regard.