Greetings conversationalists. It's Eric Erickson here across America. I am delighted to have you.

The phone lines are closed today because it's the day after the fourth. We couldn't get our call screener in.

Charlie is still in Montana. Pray for his liver, by the way.

But, but, but, but we have, we have a workaround.

We have a workaround. And that is that if you have a voice memo app on your phone,

like the iPhone has the built in voice memo app.

So you do a voice memo. You say who you are, where you're calling from, and you keep it

short and to the point and you keep it short

and to the point, and you email it to contact at EW. Erickson.com.

We can play your voice memo.

They will be properly screened before airing, and that leads me to Miguel.

Hey, Eric.

Just a comment about Kamala Harris.

So my in-laws are Democrats and right up the point that, and I think this is a valid

point is Kamala Harris is black and how do you go about removing Kamala Harris and it not looking bad for the Democratic

party? If she is a minority and also a woman, doesn't that vote really badly for them to

have her then come off the ticket. I just wanted to get your

thoughts on that. Well, first of all, God bless you for loving your in-laws, even though they're

Democrats. Miguel, here's the issue. They can't. You touch on this, and your in-laws are right on

this, that she's the first black female vice president of the United States. She's the first black vice president of the United States. She's the first female vice president of the United States, unless you include Al Gore in that. And the results is you can't remove her. You can't remove her. She's got to be the nominee.

This is a party of woke intersectionalists.

You cannot take out the black woman.

...