Didn't get to see it in real time but read it (all seven pages) tonight and feel profoundly grateful for his intelligence, integrity, articulateness and emotional resonance.

Yes, I know very well that he has staff, advisors, writers...but there was expedience balanced with honesty and realism there (history, too) that has been in too, too short supply.

Now, will the working class (of any race or ethnicity) be able to hear/read it and process it? Not because they don't want to...but because they are too exhausted or don't have money/access/time to be able to?

None of us here is really on the ground in that way.