Can I tell you, I don't care, let them do whatever. They still want to have open borders.

If she picks Shapiro, she's going to lose the Palestinian vote.

Everybody has their liabilities. I think if she picked Shapiro, who to be Jewish she loses her little Palestinian

base because she has because they like me because they think I'm going to bring peace to

the Middle East even though I'm very strong for Israel. Israel loves me.

But you know, a lot of the Arab states like me too

because you know what they want to see, they want to see peace.

So that was President Trump talking to Maria a short time ago. The president does want to know who he's up against does not know the team yet.

Carl Rove joins us, former deputy chief of staff for George W Bush, Fox News Contributor, best- Author, so do you really think that do you think that

Shapiro would be the most formidable for Harris?

You know, he'd be formidable. Yes yes I think Kelly would be formidable as well in a different way

my sense is that the Harris campaign is narrowly focused on Pennsylvania and while they, you know,

while they realize that, you know, it's the biggest of the six

battleground states.

And while they know that there was a lot of evidence that a running made only has marginal impact in a state, they're hoping that the marginal impact would be enough to move Pennsylvania into their column.

But the downside would be?

Well, first of all, he's only been governor for a couple of years.

There's a lot of buzz about him because he you know he's a very popular governor and is in a

in a deeply divided state which you have got like a 61% favorable rating and he's a he's a more moderate traditional Democrat he's not a

progressive so look I

vice presidential candidates come into focus and with an intense focus when they're named.

Because even if they're well known in their own state, they're not well known in the country.

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