Okay. All of the anticipation, all of the guessing, all of the speculation, all of the

speculation, the texting with your friends from college about who it's going to be, the white

board pro and conless making, I know you're all doing it about

who the vice presidential pick is going to be. It's about to end because Kamala Harris is expected

to announce her vice presidential pick tomorrow. And then the two of them will hold their first

rally together in Philadelphia tomorrow night. Just in the last few minutes, that event was put on

the White House public

schedule for 5.30 p.m. Eastern, so plan your evenings accordingly. That means that right now,

as we speak, less than 24 hours before that event, Vice President Harris is either finalizing

her decision on her own version of a white board, or maybe she's already made it.

She could be making calls, maybe breaking the news to the contenders who didn't make the cut,

or maybe breaking the news to the one who did. What a moment that is. That could be happening right now.

And I promise you, if we learn anything over the course of the next hour, not just that Josh Shapiro was playing basketball with his son.

If we learn, we see a puff of white smoke over Harris's house here in Washington.

We will tell you all about it.

Look, picking a running mate is a really big moment in a political campaign.

And over the course of the next hour, we're going to dive into and talk about all of the

potential picks, what is likely playing into her selection process, and how the campaign changes

once a running mate is announced. It's a new stage. Now, one thing you can expect immediately

is a five-day tour of battleground states from Harris and her VP pick. And then after that,

they will likely start campaigning separately. That means in a week from now, we're about to get double the campaign events,

double the fundraising, double the high level voices that can go after Donald Trump and J.D. Vance

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