Now let's turn to some politics as we're just a few days away for the presidential election.

Before we get into my next guest, Maryland Governor Westmore, I want to touch on some of the celebrity endorsements in the presidential race because I think y'all will be interested in it, okay?

Cardi B, the one and only Cardi B, is among a group of musical artists that will be supporting Kamala Harris this weekend in Battleground State, Wisconsin.

Now, that's a change for Cardi B.

If you remember, she declined to endorse President Biden last year, citing New York City's public service cuts while the administration sent support to Israel and Ukraine.

Meanwhile, a cast of Avengers, which includes the wonderful Scarlett Johansson, Mark

Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr., and of course the incomparable Don Cito, got together in a clip posted on X to endorse the Harris Wall's ticket.

Take a look, by the way, at the celebrity endorsements we've seen this year for both candidates, by the way.

It all begs the question, do they matter?

On the Democratic side, LeBron James, Taylor Swift, George Clooney, Bruce Springsteen, Octavia Spencer, M&M, The Avengers, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger,

Al-Bee Buck, Bad Bunny, Leonardo DiCaprio, Beyonce, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Willie Nelson,

Robert De Niro, John Legend, of course, Mark Cuban, Bill Gates, two billionaires at the end of that list.

I picked 18 from each side.

Let's show to the Republican side those who are supporters of Donald Trump, Dana White, Dr. Phil, Elon Musk, Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, Jason Old Dean, Buzz Aldrin, Brett Favh, Hulk Hogan, Kid Rock, Dennis Quaid, Mel Gibson, Amber Rose, Dave Portno, Roseanne Barr, Danica Patrick, Lawrence Taylor, and Zachary Levi.

It's a couple of names on both lists.

Let's go back.

Put the Republican list back up there, please.

Because I want everybody to see it.

Brett Fav, really?

He's endorsing somebody right now.

Who told him folks care about that kind of subject from him?

What they care about.

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