about who's going to be his running mate, because to a very great extent that's going to help decide,

or maybe definitively decide, not just help decide, decide, decide, decide, decide, who is going to be his successor as leader of the Republican Party.

Myra Adams, columnist for the Hill, is going to be joining us.

She says it has now been narrowed down

to one of four people. And what's fascinating about that is of those four people, she believes,

according to inside information from the Trump campaign and more, it will be one of those four.

None of those four are really anywhere near the top of the

list of a polling study done just and just announced an I-N-I-N-T-I-P poll, which lists about 25 different

people who are tried out as running mates and the front runners

maybe aren't really surprising but they're very unlikely to get the nod and speaking of being

unlikely to get the nod there's a story that has been fascinating me because

it's so bizarre. It sounds like science fiction. It sounds like Furioso, which is a movie we're

going to be reviewing. Also later today, big new fifth edition of the Mad Max series of movies

by George Miller. And this one's starring Chris Hemsworth, not playing

a superhero this time, but a super villain and more. We'll get to that. But there is also this

incredible story that sounds like it is fiction. And it's a story about literally hundreds of people who are now on trial some of them

facing life imprisonment where in germany and why because they are trying to set up a new

you'll pardon the expression reich a a new non-democratic, aristocratic government.

And they were going to do that by kidnapping people from the Bundestag, from the properly elected

parliament, and overthrowing the pro-American government.

Now, part of what's unbelievable about this is the prosecutors are saying that the people

who are on trial for this conspiracy. The people who are on trial actually had support

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