 up close on the rope line with more voters in more informal situations. That is all aimed at demonstrating to lawmakers and everybody else in the party that, look, for all the hand-wringing among the elites in Washington, this is a president that still has that common touch and has some political assets, and they should think long and hard before trying to remove him from the ticket. That's Eli Stoeckels, White House correspondent at Politico and co-author of the West Wing Playbook newsletter. Eli, thank you.