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Herein wants to know who is leading the VP race, Tulsi Gabbard, or Vivek, or RFK Junior, or someone else.

It depends who you are. I did a video last week, and New Hampshire looks like New Hampshire Republicans look like they really want RFK.

They're actually working with a lot of disaffected Democrats to see him win at New Hampshire, and they want to use that momentum to recommend him to Trump.

Because they're not under any illusions that he's going to win the Democrat nomination at this point, again, they'll just fix it.

It's already a done deal. Vivek is getting talked a lot about, and RFK is getting pushed primarily by Bannon. Steve Bannon did something similar when he brought together a coalition of the populist left and the populist right in Italy.

The populist left, five-star movement, the populist right, lega party, and he brought them together as not so much a right left coalition, but as a populist versus your mainstream, sort of center right, center left, neo-conneal, liberal establishment parties.

And to tremendous success, because now, of course, George Maloney and the brothers of Italy, and a thoroughly nationalist populist government, is reigning in Italy.

So Trump, RFK, would be something similar where you would have a revamped Republican party that's entirely populist in that sense.

Vivek is being championed by Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage sees Vivek as sort of the definitely young, vibrant intellectual future of the Republican party to very anti-woke, and especially very pro-populous.

He gets that, he understands that.

Tulsi Gabbard, I haven't seen her pushed by anyone in particular. I mean, she'd be great. Again, it's kind of that, it's that populist paradigm that would be operative.

It wouldn't be ideological, because there would be some very clear policy differences. But thinking big picture, we've got to get rid of the establishment.

That's the number one thing we've got to do, got to, got to drain the swamp. And then we can have a wonderful time, you know, debating real serious kind of, you know, policy issues rooted in values.

And the like, and most of them, most of them seem to me very federalist. It's like, just work it out at local levels, you know, we'll try to keep the economy humming.

And make sure the rule of law, you know, protecting against weaponized legalism and so forth. And then protect borders and protect your economic jobs and manufacturing and so forth.

And the cultural side of things, I think this is where Trump leads the way with making sure we have much more conservative social mores than maybe Tulsi or RFK would be akin to Vivek seems very solid on that as well.

So that, that's where we are right now. It's still, it's still shifting. It's still moving around. But those are, those are some of the firebrands behind someone like RFK and, and Vivek recommending them to Trump.

But it's still very early in the process. It's got a lot of time before he picks. But it's, it's amazing that, I mean, it's, it's a testimony of how amazing he's doing in the midst of all of these indictments and so forth.

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