I'm John Bachelor with my colleague Jean Marks and we are reporting on small business and it is necessary for

Gene and I to announce that we're not robots, but we favor robots.

We also favor the political environment that we're moving into.

To take advantage of it, to understand what the opportunities are and the risks, and Gene has

a column up that's very helpful.

It's about Camilla Harris, who's the leading candidate right now according to the polls but it's August things will change and what Camilla Harris's campaign can do for small businesses. Please explain

Gene. Sure, I mean you know the sort of the can do for small businesses. Please explain, Jane.

Sure, I mean, you know, the sort of the common narrative

is that, you know, Donald Trump is business

and better for business, and Kamala Harris is

pro-worker and better for workers. Small businesses kind of fall in the middle of that, John. I mean, we're, you know, we're, many small businesses have less than 10 employees. You know, many of them don't get the benefits that big companies get

uh... but they didn't we've been going through some some real challenges over the

past few years under the bide administration

and now that you know comala harris is is the sounds like she is the going to be the

nominee of the Democratic Party she is going to have to turn to small business and

and figure out it when it was 30 million small business owners in this country it's a

large voting block and my

piece just gave some some advice to her as a small business owner you know you know how

do you position yourself where you're like now you know you know

Biden and you know as always the Democrats have always sided more with the

the small business

area or in a, you know, in a zone of a city that's, you know,

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