The way candidate for president announces their campaign doesn't usually matter all that

much, but some announcements have a way of sticking in your head.

There's Amy Klobuchar, who announced her 2020 bid for president in a driving snowstorm

or Donald Trump, who wrote a golden escalator to his campaign launch in 2015.

And to that list, the official start of Ron DeSantis' presidential run, which was supposed

to be broadcast live on Twitter Spaces, an audio streaming service Wednesday night.

And it kind of was, but it did not go smoothly.

You could hear the screeching sound of feedback.

People stream suddenly cut off mid-sentence.

He took nearly a half hour for DeSantis himself to get on the mic and declare he was running

for president.

By then, hundreds of thousands of listeners seem to have stopped tuning in.

Molly Ball from Time Magazine, she's here to assure you that a wacky stunt like this

is just the beginning.

In the 2024 presidential race, there are going to be more candidates, more oddball announcements,

more weird fails.

There's plenty of time.

I mean, it's 2023, and this presidential election will occur in 2024.

So just in terms of months on the calendar, right?

The first debate is not going to happen until August.

It's clear that there's a lot that can still happen.

But Molly also wants you to know that you should not count Ron DeSantis out, not yet anyway,

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