The Michael Berry Show.

I was making the case that Hillary could, I'm not saying she will.

I very rarely try to predict the future.

What I do is state my opinion on the likelihood of various things happening.

If Hillary chooses not to run, then my prediction that she wins

or that my prediction that she would win the nomination is not necessarily contradicted,

it had variables at play that I can't control, and nobody can control what the vote's going to be.

You can't know that.

These things, the vagaries of the political process depends on the candidate, the media, and the voters.

That's three variables that you can do your best, but wow.

You know, a listener made a very good point that said,

I agree with your assessment that Hillary is the replacement candidate and just like in Harris County

where they weaponized the DOBS decision, that is saying that states will be able to choose to allow or prohibit abortion in their state as a state issue.

Just as that was weaponized in Harris County, it will be weaponized nationally as a rallying cry for Democrats.

That is as astute a political assessment of their strategy as I've maybe ever heard.

And the reason is if you bump Biden out of the way, Biden could still run on abortion, but not like Hillary could.

If you bump Biden out of the way and you've got Hillary there, or if you have Biden running for re-election,

that issue hasn't been around, but they can bring it back around, and they can bring it back around in about five minutes.

And the way they do it is not just some random politician or the president talking about it.

You just plant a couple of news stories.

And the public doesn't realize those stories were planted.

So all of a sudden we go from nobody's talking about abortion to national news lead story.

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