Donald has been recently since the first debate with Joe Biden.

You could see almost a cockiness from that debate, given the absolute poor performance of President Biden.

And the Democrats crashing in around him and the idea that, well, it's either too late to swap him out,

they won't swap him out, they're stuck with them,

and they're just running.

They're measuring the drapes in the Oval Office for Donald Trump,

and they were cocksure.

And then Joe Biden, three weeks later, says,

you know what, I'm gonna pass the baton on

to my vice president, the first African-American woman,

vice president to become the nominee of the Democratic Party.

I don't know, I know you did, but I just, I just want to put on record, I know I noticed

a change in the man. He doesn't know what the shit to do with this. He has no clue right now

what to do with this woman in front of him who stands up to him as we saw in the debate.

And my point, I said and I still believe, she won that debate the moment she walked on the stage.

Because she walked over to him, he was not going to her.

He was not going to come as candidates do to the center of the stage, shake hands, say hello,

and then go back to their respective podiums.

He went to his podium and stood.

She comes all the way over, extends her hands, and says, Kamala Harris. And the look on his face, he looked down.

He didn't look her in the eye, I just kind of glanced, you know, didn't have that real,

you know, manly handshake and firm eye contact, right? None of that. For 90 minutes,

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