Hey, everybody. How's it going? Weird Sunday. We called this. We said it was going to happen probably today. Here we are still just crazy. Absolutely crazy.

Yeah. Halperin, I guess, was correct on his Friday prognostication on Twitter where, uh, no, no, no, Mark Halperin said the Biden was going to drop out.

There was a structure in place to do this.

He didn't say anything about Kamala Harris taking the baton, everybody getting behind her.

We cannot give Halperin dab on this way.

He said that he was going to sort of say that he

supports uh Kamala Harris that that's pretty close to what happened no right I'm not

I'm not gonna let this podcast fall over Halpern. There enough uh but you know what I mean he was the

first guy I saw to say it on Friday but But either way, again, it's not shocking.

We were talking about this. You're right the whole time. And I think what's going to be

interesting is how this shicks up. Now, you are pretty concerned, or not concerned, you're

pretty convinced that it's simply Kamala will take the lead here and no one's going to challenge

this. Yeah, I've been watching this thing start to take shape.

And one of the emerging ideas that has happened with all of this is that in the past week,

the Democratic Party and its apparatus and its leaders, its donors actually is another aspect of this,

have started to get very bullish on Kamala Harris.

And they believe that she can defeat Donald Trump.

She believes that she can effectively prosecute the case against them.

They also believe that the money that they have already raised will not only,

you know, be put to good use, but that the donors are going to open their checkbooks back up.

So it has been starting to move as conventional wisdom became the Biden was going to drop out.

The Democratic Party has gotten behind Kamala Harris pretty full force at this point.

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