 Thanks for spending time with us on a surreal Sunday across America. The dismal weather, oppressively hot and muggy, right, provided a rare point of unity in a country that has seldom felt more divided. Americans worshipped, went to street fairs, bought fresh corn from the farmer's market, sat on park benches, and contemplated the ways in which their day of rest had become a day of exhaustion after a night of tossing and turning about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. It's a story by Valerie Borlein, reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Valerie, what are you hearing?