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Biden Says He's Not Going Anywhere · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start your day
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and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Monday morning, first day
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of July. I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me into a new month.
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We're at the you know, six months in downhill to the end of the
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year. I know there's a couple extra days or whatever. We're not quite
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at the halfway point, but we're halfway. It's July, for crying out
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loud, It's July, cruising our way through twenty twenty four and working our
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way a little bit closer to November election day. Do you have some time
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to process and digest things after the debate Thursday night? I did. It
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was interesting to hear some commentary from around different places. I've told you before,
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I don't spend a lot of time hearing what other people have to say
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on different topics because I like my thoughts to be my thoughts. When I
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do this show and radio or hear anything. To me, it's always been
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about I want to come in with my thoughts. I'm not a talking points
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guy. I'm not a you know, jump on and if I tell you
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if someone starts an idea or a thought, and I'm jumping on a bandwagon
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on an idea. I'll tell you if I had the same idea that someone
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else had, I like to be able to tell you. Look, I
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came up with that on my own. This isn't something that you know,
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I'm hearing somewhere else and regurgitating. I try not to do that. However,
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this was a point where I thought, I want to hear. Basically,
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you get a good general understanding of what's going on across the spectrum because
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we've got a few different responses and reactions to the debate. Even was very
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curious what MSNBC and CNN had to say about the debate. A little surprising.
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Maybe at first I would have definitely thought this was going to be,
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you know, no matter what Biden wins, but it was so bad that
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they couldn't really pull that off for the most part. But there's a few
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different reactions to all of this. So let's try to sift through some of
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this, shall we. As soon as the debate, I guess before the
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debate was even over, really, there were calls from the left, some
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on the left, not all, but some saying that it was very apparent
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and very clear that Joe Biden could not be the candidate for the Democrats in
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November, and that is not an easy task. We talked a little bit
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about this on Friday, but I wanted to really take some time without going
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into too much detail. And Friday I usually reserve for we do our Strange
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and Bizarre News segment, So I wanted to do that Friday, but also
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touch on some of these things. So some of this we'll dive into a
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little bit more. But hearing that there were folks on the left saying Biden
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is not competent and capable of being the candidate moving forward, that he should
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step aside when the convention rolls around, and that's something that he would have
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to do. The party can't just push him out, not unless they push
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him out of the presidency first. And there has been now some talk of
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that twenty fifth amendment. Is he competent to do the job? Is he
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capable of doing the job at all? Now, this is where things get
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very complicated, And this is where you do this thing where you say elections
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have consequences, and we're living through those consequences every day. Twenty twenty four
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Americans are living with the consequences that came from the twenty twenty election, from
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the moment that COVID happened, and suddenly we had strategists on the left saying
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COVID is the way we're going to get rid of Donald Trump, and ultimately
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COVID was the way that they got rid of Donald Trump. That was evident
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even during the debate, as Biden was still bringing up, Oh, he
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mismanaged and he didn't handle COVID well, and that's the reason that we have
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inflation, and that's the reason that we lost jobs. I was proud of
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Trump for actually doing something that I haven't really been hearing a lot of when
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he talks, and that's basically referring to Biden and the bounce back jobs that
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he's taking credit for creating. And you've heard me say here many many times,
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you're not creating jobs. If the jobs went away for a few years
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and then the jobs came back, that's not creating new jobs. They're new
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in the sense that in many cases you have people that are taking on two
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jobs as one job title, because many companies did that. A lot of
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companies did that. I used to work for a company that did that.
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Consolidated it down, never brought the jobs back, brought back weird versions of
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the jobs that weren't really the job anymore. But you know, if you're
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the president of the United States and the media is on your side, it's
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easy to say, look at all these jobs I made, and then you
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know, they just kind of, you know, repeat that, regurgitate that
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for him over and over again, and people go, wow, I look
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at all these jobs. I've heard people say, oh, oh, when
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Trump was president, nobody had jobs. There's a perception that's there because,
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yes, there are people that are getting their news from people who aren't being
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honest. Let's just be blunt. They're not being honest. If you're if
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the media outlet that you are getting most of your news from is telling you
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that no one had jobs during the Trump administration, If they're telling you that
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the four years Trump was in office, unemployment was insane, they're not being
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honest with you. Did jobs drop during COVID? Absolutely, you listening right
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now may have been affected by it. I was affected. Many of us
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were affected by COVID and our employment. It happened, and once we got
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into twenty twenty one and a new presidency, and things started to lift and
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change under a new administration. Once the election was over, things started to
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suddenly get better overall, and things improved and jobs came back. And this
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administration says, look at what I did, I made all these new jobs.
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That's not true. A lot of the jobs came back or versions.
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The jobs came back as people started to go back and spend money again.
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But it was more money because we know we do the ongoing saga about oil,
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about inflation. But back to the debate, I was glad that Trump
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called him out for that. But what we had was a president who,
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as has now been said by insiders, has a six hour window per day
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that he is able to function ten am to four pm. When you see
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him at an appearance or at an event, it's almost always between ten am
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and four pm. Anything outside of that there's a risk of there being an
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issue, a verbal flub, as a semi meltdown on some sort of cognition
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issue, potential to trip and fall. They say that his best six hours
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a day are from ten to four. Now, my question is, how
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can you be president of the United States and you got six hours a day
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that you're able to do the job. See, what I think we learned
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during the debate was what many have speculated for a while and get called conspiracy
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theorists, And that's that other people are doing the job on behalf of the
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American people. It's not the president doing the job, it's other people.
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And from ten to four he plays the role, He does the job.
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That's my perception. Anyway, he does the job, and then after four,
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you know, it's time to wind it down for the day. You
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know, change to mister rogers, sweater and shoes, go relax, take
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it easy, and you know, make sure you're up and adam ready to
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go at ten the next morning. That's not the way this job works.
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That's not the way things work. What happens outside of those hours if there's
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a major crisis, What happens if God forbid, there's some sort of one
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country invades another someonet as a terrorist incident on our soil. What happens if
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the president of the United States is not fully firing on all cylinders outside of
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that six hour window. Who's gonna make the calls? Who's going to make
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the decisions? And I think this is all part of why they hate Trump
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so much, is that he said, I'm president, you guys, gon
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don't get tell me what to do. I'm gonna make the calls. I'm
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gonna do what I think is the best thing to do. This is my
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job, this is what I was elected to be. Upset a lot of
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people when he starts talking about swamp, that's what he's talking about. When
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Obama wrote in his book about how you know he and his wife sometimes were
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happy when they just got to pick what to eat, I mean, I
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think there's a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes that we're supposed to
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pretend, Ah, this is a conspiracy. There's no way that that's really
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what's happening. But I think we got a good look at that on Thursday
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night that that is to some degree what's happening. So when they start screaming,
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well, maybe we should bump him aside. And elections have consequences,
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and they do. We're living it. But the other part of elections that
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have consequences is when you select your running mate, and when you select a
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running mate that you think is going to be just enough to get you elected
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and not this is the best person that could be my vice president and potentially
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be president of the United States, if for some reason it's proven that I
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can't do the job, or God forbid, something happens while they're in office.
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You can't just pick somebody because they check a couple of boxes. I
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guess three boxes, because again, we play this game and I've talked about
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it, and I like the fact that we now have a growing number of
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biracial people in America. Saying, stop telling us that we're black when we're
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biracial, That this hole you're black just because you're in any way part black
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is something that goes back to slavery, and we should stop using that terminology.
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So we have a biracial vice president, we have a female vice president,
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and obviously that's all significant, but it was something that was decided based
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on those things rather than saying, let's go out there and find the best
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person for this. I've said all along, I don't know why he picked
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Kamala Harris over like Tammy Duckworth. I think if Tammy Duckworth were president or
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a vice president, I think there would be definite calls for him to go
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ahead and resign and let her take over and be the candidate. I think
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she would have been a much bigger threat to Republicans were she the current vice
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president. She's not. For whatever reason. I'm glad because I think again,
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I think she would be a much bigger potent, And I don't know
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something in the vetting process made them decide that that's not who they wanted.
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Maybe there was concern from Biden and his wife that if there was a stronger
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VP pick that might be a problem. I don't know. But the consequences
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that you currently have as a Democrat party is you got a president who,
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it's been exposed, he's not all there, he's not probably doing the job
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most of the time, if at all, and they can't really ask him
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to step aside, even though it may be apparent that he doesn't know how
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to do the job now at all. There were calls for this pushing Trump
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aside during his administration, and there was no really, Oh well, he
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drinks too many die cokes? What he drinks too many die cokes? What
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does that have to do with anything? Eats too much McDonald's, He can't
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do the job anymore. They wanted him gone, so they were just anything
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they could come up with. So now there's talk about this with Biden,
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except if he were to leave before finishing this term, Kamala Harris would be
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the presumptive person to give her the nomination. So if they want to replace
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him, it's got to be his choice. He's got to step aside and
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say I'm going to not accept the nomination. You can give it to somebody
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else. Doesn't seem that that's what he's going to do. Apparently they spent
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the weekend insisting, Nope, this is not what we're going to do.
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We're staying in it. We want to be president for four more years.
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We're going to do this, which basically says he can't dump Harris as his
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running mate. He's painted into that corner also, So just as long as
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anyone understands, because there were a lot of people who, when they were
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even given the opportunity to decide if they wanted to vote for Kamala Harris in
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the primaries four years ago, said no thanks. So you're basically in a
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position now where if you vote for Joe Biden, you're ultimately voting for her
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to be president, because it doesn't look good for him finishing out four more
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years. I would say that maybe if if he somehow is the nominee and
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is still serving. If he wins and he's still serving as president. I
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think that maybe after two years then they give her the opportunity to, you
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know, he can step aside. Then give her the chance to see what
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she can do for two years. I mean, I don't know. And
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at that point then maybe they think wish she could get in you know,
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the two terms or ten years deal. That's maybe. But I don't know.
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I don't know that they really think she's the long term answer for them.
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I think they would be looking ahead to a Gavin Newsom or Gretchen Whitmer
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or whoever they want to look to. I keem Jeffries. Remember when Jeffries
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did the did the thing the alphabet when he became the minority leader and he
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did the uh he did the thing where he went through the alphabet. A
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is for all the people that we're gonna don't know whatever B is. It
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was so stupid and people were like, wasn't that great? Is No,
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that's what kids do in kindergarten when they write out their name and they say,
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you know, H is for honest. Anyway, I don't know,
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I don't know what they can do if they want him to move aside.
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But what's interesting, and this is some more of the developments that have come
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from all of this. As now in Philadelphia, there's been calls for The
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Philadelphia Inquirer says that Donald Trump is the one who should drop out of the
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race after the debate because he just told so many lies, all those lies
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that he told, he should step aside. Listen, this is just perception
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on things. You can say Trump's big old liar without even having to give
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examples. I've seen a number of places talk about what a big liary is
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with no examples. They can't say he lied about this and then lay it
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out. It's just a lot of just painting this picture of he's a big
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liar. He lied, Oh, he lied. Biden told several lies,
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and they were things that are now common knowledge that they were lying. Charlottesville
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that's a lie. Oh that's one example right there. The whole losers thing
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also been mostly disproven. I mean, I think it's you know, you
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got more people saying it wasn't said than like one guy who said it was.
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But it's a weird thing to lean on. Trump pointing out the fact
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that inflation was at one point nine percent versus Biden saying it was at nine
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percent. It was at one point nine percent, but Trump uses exaggeration and
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hyperbole. Trump says inflation was almost nothing. I mean, if that's what
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you're counting as a lie, it's all depends on what you decide almost nothing
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is. I didn't fact check everything Trump said. I didn't fact check everything
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Biden said. I was more focused on the train wreck that was Biden standing
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at the podium, staring around looking for things. I don't know if we'll
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get another debate. I don't know that that's a good idea unless they can
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figure out a way to do it at like, noone right, just give
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him a big lunch and then get him at the podium. What is interesting,
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though, is in the days following the debate, Biden had some public
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appearances in the daylight, not at nine at night, and you know,
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he looked like old Joe Biden. I think that made some people go,
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hey, all right, well he's okay, he'll be fine. The other
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thing that's been interesting about this is we've got some Remember we were talking about
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celebrities that are doing this super pack, you know, this celebrity superpack that
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they're going to come up with all this money to help support Biden. Some
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of them are saying, we're not doing this anymore. We're out if he's
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the candidate. We're not going to keep raising We're not dumping our money into
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this, and we're not dumping our money into these other candidates. Because see,
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that's the other part of this that I think that gets buried. This
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is a presidential election, that that's kind of the thing that gets the butts
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in the seats, right. But all the opening acts are also imported.
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You know, you don't just go see Jerry Seinfeld in concert right or on
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stage, I guess it's a concert. At performance, you don't see him
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do stand up. You're also going to get an opening act. Most of
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the time. Not everybody does that, but most of the time you go
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to see you know, Dave Matthews doesn't do it opening act apparently, but
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if you're going to see a band, there's an opening act. And the
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opening act on election day during presidential elections is all the other elections you got,
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you know, the House and the Senate, this is all for grabs,
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and there's concerns now are Democrats going to lose the House Democrats gonna are
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the Senate or Republicans are going to hold onto the House? Could they take
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the Senate? I mean, could Democrats lose seats in the House and give
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Republicans a bigger majority. That's the concern that a lot of people are having
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now, is is Joe Biden going to be a big enough draw after that
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performance to get people to come to the concert to see the opening acts?
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Because if they're not there and they're not voting for the other races on the
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ballot, they're big trouble. So again they say they're pressuring him to step
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aside. They say that he says, I'm not going anywhere. So what
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does that mean for November? Right now, we continue on and we wait
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and see see what fundraising looks like. Biden, I guess did raise some
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money after the debate the other night. I guess there's some concerns, but
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will that continue? Trump also raised a lot of money after the other night.
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So the question now becomes will he decide to step aside? I don't
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think, in spite of the request of the Philadelphia Inquirer, I don't think
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Trump's going anywhere. So we'll now wait and see if we get an announcement
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about a VP pick for Trump who that's gonna be, when that's gonna happen,
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and will continue to watch and wait what's going on with the Biden candidacy.
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Right after the break, all right, we're in the month of July.
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That means we've got Independence Day coming up on Thursday. We're kind of in
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from April until August. So there you go, all right. If you
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want to heat things up in your relationship, they say, start doing some
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cleaning. According to a new survey, seventy percent of people in a relationship
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if it did not smell fresh. Now, as far as the dating stuff
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goes, I think it's about making a good impression. I get that.
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As far as like married couples go, I mean, this thing's saying.
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Seventy percent said that watching their partner clean is a turn on. It just
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sounds like a way to get them to clean, don't you think doesn't that
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just sound a little manipulative, like you know what's really hot? Watching you
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clean the house seems a little bit, just a little bit of that.
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I don't know. Are you a pebbler? You may not know it,
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but there's a term. Pebling is when you send people memes, videos,
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or links to show that you're thinking about them, they say. In the
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digital age, small gestures like sharing a meme or a video can significantly strengthen
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emotional bonds. According to a therapist, Natalie Rossotto, these tokens of affection
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serve as a constant reminder that someone cares. That's what pebbling is. I
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like it. It's nice. It's a little extra pressure now that you know
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it's a thing. I feel like you gotta do it, but that's nice.
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Americans have certainly been checking out some of the plant based food craze over
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the years, but McDonald's is not really one of those places. They say
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that McDonald's couldn't ignore the emergence of plant based food, so they decided to
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test out a mcplant burger and select locations like San Francisco in Dallas, and
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they found that people who come to McDonald's don't want plant based foods. The
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top executive at McDonald's says the mc was not successful and customers are not looking
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for mcplant or any other plant based options from McDonald's, adding, if people
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really want salads from McDonald's, will gladly relaunch salads. But what our experience
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has proven is it's not what they're coming in for. I think that's fair.
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I think if people are going to McDonald's, I think they have something
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in mind. I don't know that people are going to McDonald's and going what
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do you got here? I mean, I know that was an old sindbad
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bit, right. You go in and you kind of start staring and going,
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what is this? What is this food you have here? I think
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you probably have an idea of what you're going to order before you even get
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there, you know, I think that's the case. But anyway, that'll
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do it for this Monday edition of the show. Thanks to our sponsors and
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