The latest poll is out. Just came out. Moments ago, Biden has regained his double digit

lead nationally at 29 over Bernie at 15 and Elizabeth at 14.

Uncle Joe, Uncle Joe, you add Bernie and Warren together, though, which is going to happen

when Bernie finally gets out. And it's a tie 29 29.

Oh, wait a minute. So those two candidates are really one candidate, aren't they?

Right. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. I'm not like really, really hip to the differences

between the two of those communists, but correct me if I'm wrong.

Virtually 100% of the Bernie vote will flow to Elizabeth Warren when Bernie drops out.

I think it'd be a lot. Yeah. Yeah. So many. Those two represent a similar voting block

more than I think any other two candidates that you could pick from the field.

Sure. Right. Unless it's a couple of the moderates that get 1% 8, you know? Yeah.

Wow. There could be Liz. Don't there have to be negotiations going on where they're

saying, look, Bernie, seriously, you get out. I look at the poll here. I think I think

I'm in tide with Biden. If we make me secretary of yelling at college students.

Oh, speaking of college students, that was one of the topics that came up when we had an

extra long podcast with radio host and financial guru guy Dave Ramsey who he's on some

stations. He's not on some stations. And you know, maybe even some places that were

on compete with him. And he's just he's a nice dude. And he has some really similar attitudes

about money stuff that we do. And we've pitched through the years. Although that's not really

our our bailiwick. But and one of the things we touched on and you'll hear eventually in

this clip is is college college costs and college debt and the rest of it. But we talked

to him about the way our culture has changed in the way Americans treat money. And what's

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