So I did, I heard the, the, uh, up in last night, I believe, Lucy Florence.

So that's Elizabeth Warren. Another irrelevant candidate. Trust me. Trust me. But you had

Bernie asked about it at the beginning of face the nation and said, you got to, but you

have to believe the women. You got to believe them. Amy Klobuchar said a similar thing on

ABC this week. You heard Elizabeth Warren there. Hickenlooper on Meet the Press. Such

as being the front runner, right? I mean, that's part of the deal. Part of it is they

want to be on the right side of where we are with the whole me two thing. Part of it is,

here's a chance to take down the front runner. Um, and, uh, Joe Biden's been accused of

a hair sniffings and whatnot. Now he's a sniffer and a kisser and a toucher and a rubber

and a groper and a creep reading from the cut.com. And this is the Nevada politician who

the vice president came to visit to support her candidacy and, uh, sniffed her hair. Imagine

you're at work and a male colleague who you have no personal relationship with, approaches

you from behind, smells your hair and kisses you on the head. Hey, beautiful hair.

There's a girl in this case, sir, but thank you. That is, uh, that is a hard to imagine

doing. Yes, it is. As a guy or as a girl imagining it happened to Uber freaky. He comes

up from you, up from behind, puts his hands on your shoulders, smells your hair and then

kisses you on your head. Now imagine it's the CEO of the company. If Biden and I worked

together in a traditional office, I would have complained to the HR department, but on the

campaign trail, there's no clear path for what to do when a powerful man crosses the line.

And politics, you just shrug it off, smile for the cameras and get back to the task of

trying to win your race. Time passed and pictures started to surface of vice president Biden,

getting uncomfortably close with women and young girls, Biden nuzzling the neck of the

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