Welcome. How are you? Thank you for coming. And we're on from one until four every day.

And as always, shortly after the show is over, a little after 4 o'clock, they post the whole show all over again on the iHeart app, John Colbilt Show on Demand, the podcast.

So you can listen to whatever you missed, but I'd recommend don't miss anything. Just sit there for the next three hours and take it all in.

Today, we had Trump doing a press conference, which he hasn't done in a long time.

And it's obviously to make a stark contrast to Kamala Harris, who refuses to talk to anyone in the

media on the record.

Now, I heard the other day, no, I didn't hear this.

I read this yesterday that she will talk to reporters privately on the plane, but it's all

supposed to be off the record.

So there's reporters who presumably have asked questions and gotten answers and might

have an insight into whether she is sharp enough and knowledgeable enough to be the president of the United States, but they're

not allowed to share any of these impressions or any of the quotes that she said, because

it's off the record. Nothing on the record. Still, I think it's 18, 19 days now since she was

coronated.

And as Trump pointed out in the press conference today, she's never gotten a single vote for president.

She dropped out in 2019 before the primary started.

And then she was given the nomination this year.

They didn't come up with a primary system or any kind of voting system.

She's just handed to her.

And this is very rare for someone to be running for president, at least in the modern era,

and not have ever had a single vote by a single citizen.

It's unusual. But of course, she's getting lauded and acclaimed and she's got big crowds.

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