Brian Lairer on WNYC.

So I'll tell you again that we are expecting the first public remarks by Vice President

Kamala Harris since President Biden ended his ended his reelection campaign and endorsed her and

everybody else has been endorsing her in the Democratic Party. If that begins in the next few

minutes during our show, we are going to take it live. In the meantime, we'll end the show by

simply opening up the phones for a few more minutes for anything that you are thinking or feeling

about President Biden dropping out and what has happened since. And Kamala Harris as the already

almost presumed nominee 212-433. WNYC. All right.

Now I'm told I don't have a video monitor on this.

I'm told she's walking up to the podium.

And this is what?

This is a pre-scheduled event.

My producer, Mary, is giving me some behind the scenes here.

At what kind of event?

Aha. So this is an NCAA. That's college sports event that she was going to be speaking at anyway. And let's go live to vice president. Oh,

okay. They're going to introduce her for a second. So I'm going to vamp here

because you don't need to hear the NCAA officials introducing Kamala Harris. But it looks like

we're probably not going to have time for any calls. We were curious and obviously we're going to

continue to cover this in the coming days. Of course, sometimes introductions

of prominent people take 10 minutes themselves. I don't think that's going to happen in this

case. But Democrats especially, if you want to get in line just in case, what are you thinking?

What are you feeling? 212, 433, WNYC. Republicans, you can call to independence. You can call to

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