From the Fox News Radio Studios in Midtown Manhattan, it's the fastest growing radio talk show, Brian Kilmead.

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So much happening in this world, controversial, interesting.

Of course, in New York City, the place I'm at right now where we have committed $30 million to make city-run grocery stores, as if that

is good news. It's amazing. Also, it's astounding to me is how many people cannot get over the fact

that Donald Trump as president still talking about the 25th Amendment as if he's not, as if that's actually going to work.

He actually has people on the administration that like him, even the ones that didn't

that he hired, we're not going to do it.

And number two is the ongoing conflicts and how many people will just, whatever the president does, they'll be

against them, especially now. And I think when it comes to the Iran situation, they're really

going to end up with egg on their face, including the Pope. Let's get to the big three.

Number three. So I think what you're going to see, actually, is a consolidation on the Democrat side.

I think that Swalwell support will be split between those two very unattractive options,

Katie Porter and Tom Steyer.

Yes, that is the frontrunner to be the next governor of California, Steve Hilton.

California's race is now wide open.

Can a Republican like Steve Hilton slip into power in that very, very, very blue state?

Number two.

The decision by both Swalwell and Gonzalez to separate side means that Speaker

Mike Johnson's razor-thin majority will stay razor-thin.

He can only afford to lose one Republican on any party-line vote.

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