All right, it is Thursday, July 9th. I am back with Anna Navarro here behind the table and Chacha, of course, who the Chachau Cam is still not ready. We've got a great team. We have a Webby award-winning team, but the one thing they can't seem to get ready is the Chau-Cam. I'm very, very disappointed. I am too. Honestly. As is the audience, I think. I think the goal should be... Chacha seems perfectly content.

She seems fine.

And I'm told you can see her in the two shots.

So let's take the two shot here and she's there But the goal should be that they just look at Chacha and hear us And I think that should be the goal Or maybe they see you a little bit and then see Chacha when I talk I don't know My goal is to have Chacha sit at the table instead of me.

I want her to be the co-host. Well, we did take your kids to work. I mean, it's like, you know,

she's a bitch. She'll fit right in.

All right. So let's get into this. The topic all week has been Grand Platner.

There is literally not one good topic to talk about. It's been a rough news week. The Maine

Senate race has been one of the most closely watched Senate contests in the country because

many people feel like it is essential for the Democrats. If they're going to take control of the Senate,

it's got to be through Maine.

I don't know if you agree with that or not.

But Graham Platner has now dropped out after a woman came forward to the sexual assault

allegation, which he denies.

This comes amid other issues that have surrounded his campaign.

We haven't really heard your perspective on this race.

What would you like to see happen next?

I would like for Graham Platner to disappear.

Yes.

I would like him to crawl under a rock and understand that he is persona non grata, that he is

disgusting, that nobody wants to hear or see him.

And, you know, to stop acting like a victim, to stop making excuses, and stop trying

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