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Hello and welcome to the DSR Daily. I'm David Rothcuff, and I am joined as usual by Riley Fessler.

How are you doing Riley? Splendid. And you, Minestine, how are you doing? I'm trying to be rocking it. Let's rot. Let's start rocking it. New reality. We've got to deal with it.

And let's start with the news. What's going on, Riley, or somebody? Kamala Harris conceded the

2024 presidential election to Donald Trump after a decisive defeat. The highlight of the challenges

she faced following President Joe Biden's

failed re-election bid. In her concession speech at Howard University, Harris expressed resilience,

urging supporters to remain hopeful and continue advocating for their vision in the voting booth,

courts, and public square. Despite hopes for historic presidency as the first black and South Asian

woman president, Harris struggled to gain traction in key battleground states and faced a restless electorate craving change. As the nation

braces for Trump's return, Democrats are left to assess their path forward and Harris's evolving

role within it. Yeah, well, I don't think Harris is going to have a role within it. You know,

I admire Harris. I thought she was a good candidate, but Harris is going to have a role within it. You know, I admire Harris.

I thought she was a good candidate, but Democrats are going to move on.

The country is going to move on.

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