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Grace Curly.

Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly show.

We will later in the show continue to talk about the secret service and their

response to the attempted assassination of Donald J Trump.

Christopher Ray's testimony, the director of the FBI yesterday, what he said about the bullet versus the

trap knoll and we will unpack all of that but right now I am so excited to bring on

one of our first guests we ever had on the Grace Curley show Lib Libby Emmons from the post-M millennial and Human

Events, and Libby, I want to start today with this column that you wrote.

Oh, hold on, one sec there. Libby, this column that you wrote that I loved, I love that headline.

You said this is not what democracy looks like. Walk me through this because we've been lectured about saving democracy for the past four, five, six years.

And what's happening right now with Kamala Harris and this push to make her the heir apparent doesn't feel very democratic to me.

I'd love to hear your take on this.

Yeah, I don't think it is democratic at all in fact. I think this is the top-down installation of the party favorite once they realized that the guy they had chosen to run for president again

was not going to be able to win against Donald Trump.

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