One of the stories I would have never gone to. I'm also uncomfortable going about the story. But it's because of Glendell. People in Glendell, I'm a little bit disappointed with the friends in Glendell. It's going to be uncomfortable reading, especially with Tommy being here. Forgive me, Tommy, in advance for this story. But let's start off with the first one first. Good News, California. We just got good news from Kamala Harris that she will not be running for governor in your state.

I know a lot of people are emotional.

I know this is tough for you, California.

I have family there.

But this is what she had to say.

Over the past six months, I've spent time reflecting on this moment of our nation's history,

the best way for me to contribute fighting for the American people and advancing the values and ideals,

I hold dear. I'm a devout public servant. And from the earliest days of my careers,

I believe that the best way to, I could make a difference in people's lives and fight for

better future was to improve the system from within.

And it has become profound honor to do that and serve the people.

In recent months, I've given serious consideration for people in California.

Governor, I love the state.

It's been the people as promised.

It's my home.

But with deepest reflection, I've decided I will not be running for governor in this election. Okay. Now, whether she wrote this, her staff wrote it or Chad GBT wrote it.

Well, somebody started a sentence with and. So right there, somebody who's a grammar.

Oh, by the way, that's Chad GBT. No, no, no, look at that right there. The nation and the side.

Chad GBT, GBT. That's what you look for. Yep, the nation and the side? Chad GBT wrote it. Chad GBT.

That's what you look for.

Yep, the little hyphins. Rob, can you do me your favor? Copy paste. Wouldn't that be perfect? No, it is, though. That's a, that's Chad GPD. Only Chad GPD does that. Oh, no. Yeah. Are you kidding me? Do me favor, Rob. Put this thing in Chad GBT and say, Chad GBT,

did you write this? By the way, grammarically, that's called the M. An extended hyphen is an M. Any AI, any AI, because she could have done it on Grod, they could have done it anywhere, but let's see if it's Chad GBT. Maybe say did, did you or GROC, she would use Chad GBT Chachibety or any AI.

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