And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics.

This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green

Earth a great day with President Biden bowing out last night

explaining to the American people about why he was leaving the presidential

campaign he is not leaving the presidency. He's meeting today

with Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel, and Prime Minister Netanyahu had very warm and kind

things to say about President Biden. He's also going to be meeting Netanyahu with Kamala Harris coming up.

She is the presumptive Democratic nominee for President of the United States.

And she issued a statement that was unexpectedly strong, which we will share with you,

about the pro-Hamas protesters who ransacked Washington, burned American flags,

burned Israeli flags, struggled with police. They were every bit as loathsome as the demonstrators on

January 6th. And again, I'm not saying that the causes are comparable between January 6th and the pro-Hamas cause of these demonstrators.

It's just the tactics, the idea of abusing flags and basically just trying to take over the nation's capital.

In any event, Harris spoke out about that and it is very much needed.

There is an economic forecast, which we're going to be talking about with Peter Coy of the New York Times,

that says that 2025 could be a great time to be president, economically speaking, looking forward

to what next year might bring in terms of the economy, regardless

of which of the candidates wins that race. And by the way, there are a number of pieces today

that warn Republicans of being overconfident coming out of the convention and trying to explain why it is

entirely possible that Kamala Harris can actually win this race, despite the fact that President

Trump still, according to most analysts, enjoys an advantage and has to be ranked as the favorite in this

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