Election Change in Ohio and Michigan, and the Reflecting Pool

When an election comes along that just feels a little bit different.

An election where people are so ready for something new, so

hungry for something better, so sick and tired of

being sick and tired- ... that everywhere you go it

feels like change is in the air.

The reason I took the governor, uh...

I took the governor, I put her over at the United Nations.

And, and Ohio, that's how I'm feeling right now.

That's what you get a chance to do in 10 days.

Even the Reflecting Pool, you hear the fake news, so much fake news,

but it's

for, it was built in 1922,

and it hasn't worked ever. It leaked.

You know, the, it's the longest swimming pool in history.

It's like,

it goes all the way from Lincoln to George Washington.

It covers the whole territory, and it always leaked,

and we had tr- tremendous vandalism.

After two years

of chaos,

and cruelty,

and corruption-

... and incompetence-

... the likes of which we have not seen in modern times,

you get a chance to say, "Enough's enough.

We are voting for change right here in Ohio."

You're the president of Iran. It's good. It's good.

I think he sounds good.

Abdul is fighting for change, real change.

Change that will bring an end to this war.

Change that will get money out of politics and put money in your pocket.

Change that will finish the job we started with the Affordable Care

Act and guarantee quality, affordable healthcare to every

single American.

He's a very handsome guy. He's so handsome

that I'd rather not have...

I'd just rather... We're talking about Audie.

I'd rather not have him up here. He's too good looking.

Imagine the power duo of Abdul and Elissa.

You've got a, a Muslim man, you've got a Jewish woman

fighting for you in the United States Senate.

That's something, Michigan, you can be proud of.

He might not be able to

read the Bible as much. Maybe he doesn't know every single

passage in the Bible like so many other

people do.