Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about Pelosi's

replacement, presumptive replacement, Representative Hakim Jeffriesse seems to be the favorite to get the slot.

It's not confirmed yet, it's not set in stone, but it seems like at this point it's going to be his position and

everything between now and then is just a formality. Now this will place him in a position

where he is leading the Democratic Party in the House and he is on track to become the first

black speaker of the House as early as 2025. So obvious question, does he have the qualifications?

Yeah. I don't remember where he did his undergrad.

His master's is from Georgetown.

Then I think he went to NYU law,

clerked for a little bit, was in the state assembly

in New York, has been in Congress about 10 years.

So long enough to know how things work,

not as long as Pelosi, but that's a good thing.

This is a generational shift.

So it's, he's not expected to have 20 years in Congress. This is a move

to shift the the thought of the Democratic Party.

There are a lot of people who are saying that he's going to have a hard time because he's

coming into this position he'll be going into this position with a Republican-dominated House that is, let's just say, combative.

I disagree.

I disagree with that line of thinking.

Pelosi is stepping down from the leadership position.

She has her seat until 2025.

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