 NPR's Franco Ordonez has covered the campaign and the convention, and he's in Milwaukee. Hi, Franco. Hi, Ari. The first 20 minutes of the speech, or thereabouts, were about the shooting. How did the crowd respond to that part? I mean, they were really holding on to their seats. And, you know, I will say, for that first beginning, I mean, it was a softer, more personal version of Trump than at least I've ever seen. I mean, he went into some pretty harrowing details about hearing and then feeling the bullet pierce his skin, and then seeing the blood, you know, dripping down his ear.