to brace ourselves for what's coming because Donald Trump is still Donald Trump.

For the last eight years he has used in vective and personal attack against his opponents.

He firmly believes that is that that sort of a cruel rhetoric actually works for him and helps him.

So there is going to be a cataract, a tsunami of negativity heading toward Kamala Harris.

The question will be, number one,

how she responds, but also it's kind of a test.

Donald Trump believes the American people,

the voters will like it, that there won't be a backlash.

And we're about to find out whether he's right about that still.

Yeah, I mean, Charlie, let me just push back.

I don't think it's about how she responds.

I think it's about how we respond.

And I think when the Republicans start there,

there will be macro and micro-aggressions.

There will be overt racist attacks and there will be macro and micro aggressions there will be over racist attacks and there will be sort of

subliminal racist attacks.

She is overqualified to be president of these United States. She sat in the United States Senate on

the Intelligence and Homeland Security. She's traveled the globe. She is a woman who

has the receipt, has been as a position in the best position to go after Donald

Trump and to defend the values that we hold so dear.

Because this is one of the key tests that Americans are going to judge her on between now and when the voting starts joy as to whether or not they're going to trust her with being a potential president of the United States.

There are three factors that have to go into play on this. Number one, is the person

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