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Let's talk now, though, to Bob Mulholland, campaign advisor for the Democratic Party.

A couple of stories overnight about the Joe Biden, Donald Trump debate,

still, ramifications still coming from that.

But also Donald Trump won a major legal victory yesterday in the Supreme Court

because they basically ruled that he has some immunity over the actions that he was being blamed for

relating to the January 6th Capitol Rights. But the other big story, of course, is will Joe Biden actually be the presidential nominee come November?

Bob, a very good warning to you.

Good morning. Thank you very much for joining us. I mean, we saw that over the weekend,

the Biden family kind of met at Camp David. They kind of came away with the impression that

everyone was telling Joe that he should continue to run. He is determined to run, but an awful lot of very powerful voices in the Democratic

sort of party, columnists, even CNN and New York Times, saying that he needs to stand down.

Do you think there's any chance that he will? No, and I'm a Biden delegate, I'll be voting for him

in Chicago. Yes, it was not a good debate, but a lot of candidates, including Obama and Reagan and 84,

also didn't have great debates and went on to win.

Yeah, but people can have bad debates.

I mean, it wasn't a bad debate.

That was a signal, surely, to the whole world, that this is a man who's not really in

control of his faculties, a man who can't finish

a sentence, a man who drifts off into, you know, kind of, you know, miasmic nonsense.

He does very well as president. I know a lot of the people in the White House, and so I've

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