$60 billion can buy you a lot of advertising, but it can't erase your record.

There's a lot to talk about Michael Bloomberg.

Well, I think he's going to have to answer for that and speak to it, and it is going to be critical for us to have a nominee who can authentically lead and who can show growth on these challenges.

I still do not think he is the best candidate for our country. I don't think that people look

at the guy in the White House and say, oh, let's get someone richer.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McCraig Political Podcast. I'm a co-host, Chair Jada Sexton. I'm here with my co- Hey, everybody.

Welcome to the McCrack Political Podcast.

I'm a co-host, Chair J.J. Sexton, I'm here with my co-host, Nick Housewoman.

There's a lot to talk about, obviously, but I'm coming in hot.

I'm really, Nick, I'm, listen, we're developing our relationship with our listeners.

They need to know where we are, where we stand.

I'm hot.

You are.

I'm hot.

And I'll tell you why.

The narrative that Mike Bloomberg is somehow or another, the magic bullet that is going to take down Donald Trump, that

he is the neoliberal savior who's going to, I don't know, maybe we could put him on an

escalator in a building that he owns and he could just come down and, you know, maybe he could

pick his own vulnerable population to call rapist and drug dealers and some of them,

I assume, are good people.

You know, maybe we'll just, if we got our own Trump, Nick, if we got our own Donald Trump,

maybe everything will be all right.

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