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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the

bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building.

We've once again made contact with our leader, Mike. Love them.

All right, well, the great one is off tonight. It is me, Rich.

He only back with you from Mark's home base of Philadelphia. Happy Independence Day. Happy

free Independence Day, I should say 877-381-3811. Our number. Great to be back with you.

It's been a couple of weeks, so it's fun to get back together. I tell you what, the poles, right?

The poles are so bad for the president. He's going to have to drop out of the race.

He's probably going to drop out. He may drop out tonight. Maybe he'll drop out in front of

him out Rushmore tonight. Maybe he'll announce tonight. He's, it sets it in front of

him out Rushmore. Sorry, but I'm done. Sorry, folks. Parks, clothes, campaigns, clothes.

It's over. I'm done. Well, he said so James Carville things. He doesn't think the president

couldn't drop out. I have this. This is pretty fascinating here. This is Boston Glove.com.

Mike Ducakis. Remember him? Michael Ducakis. He ran for president. He ran for president

against President George H. W. Bush in July of 1988. A Newsweek Gallup poll showed ready

for this. Michael Ducakis leading his presidential opponent, George H. W. Bush by a 55 to

38% margin nationwide. 55 to 38%. So Ducakis has some advice for Joe Biden. Ready?

Don't take those polls seriously. Right. Don't take those polls seriously because they are a

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