Hi, I'm Adrian Dogg.

And I'm Moira Donagan.

Whether we like it or not, we're in bed with the right.

So, Adrian, this is another emergency episode dealing with current events and various emergencies of gender politics

that are happening here in the U.S. because we have a new presidential candidate.

Gender happening, now happening in your neighborhood. Yeah. But it means for your weekend.

This time the candidate is a woman. Kamala Harris, maybe you've heard of her,

the vice president, former senator from our great state of California.

So I wish I had a personal anecdote about Kamala Harris.

The only one I have is that my upstairs neighbor,

when I first moved to the city,

invited me to a fundraiser at her apartment

for a woman who was running then,

I believe, for San Francisco city attorney or whatever that was.

And it was Kamala Harris and I was out of town.

So I never met her.

That's my personal anecdote.

She was in my building and I was not there.

So you're telling me you did not meet the person who is decently likely right now to be the first female president of the United States.

It would be really lovely if she became that and it would have been really lovely if I could have met her.

You could have gotten the picture to put on Instagram and been a part of history, but instead you're out of town.

I got a picture with John Kerry.

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