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You're listening to Bill Handle on demand
from KF. I am six forty oh

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yeah, A little cough. It's
the frekatas and the top of tea sauce

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which every morning I coughed through those. I don't know why. And a

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quick question, where do I get
the fretatas? Yes, that's true,

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no other place. Matter of fact, yesterday I did a cost go run.

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How unusual? All right, some
of the big stories Bill Handle here,

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by the way, you're listening to
KFI. Just In Kiitsch, you

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didn't know that. It's Tuesday,
July twenty third, just In kiss you

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didn't know that. And the big, big, big story that we are

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following is Kamala Harris, who wrapped
up the replacement for Joe Biden as the

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Democratic nominee for president. And she
did it within twenty four hours or even

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twelve hours. And I'm thinking,
this is a woman who, and I

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agree, has not earned her place
there. But there are plenty of presidents.

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You can say the same thing about
some good, some great. Teddy

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Roosevelt after the assassination of McKinley,
Harry Truman, not great, but certainly

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today considered a good president. And
so that argument while it may hold water.

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That's just the way we work.
And I was thinking of why,

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because I think under normal circumstances she
wouldn't be the strongest. However, two

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things that put her in a good
position. One is there's nobody else by

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default, and that's more because of
the circumstances. The Democrats can't take any

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time to vet anybody else through a
primary or through the convention system, so

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she has to have it. She
has an enormous war chest. Also,

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let's look at her as a candidate. She's effectively Joe Biden in address a

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woman, by the way, because
I don't want to indicate there's a man

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in address, because that would be
a very difficult sales sales job to do

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with the American public. She's a
woman, she's mixed race. She was

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a former prosecutor, former or current
vice president of the United States, senator,

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prosecutor, attorney general of California,
and vice president, so she's got

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the creds. And she is much
younger than Donald Trump. All of a

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sudden, that age thing has reversed, where now it's Donald Trump who's seventy

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eight years old, and the Republicans
can't scream old and decrepit and doesn't have

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the cognitive skills. She is a
great debater. I mean, she is

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sharp as hell. She's much younger, and a couple of vulnerabilities, and

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I think they can be overcome,
assuming Joe Biden and the Democratic Party is

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okay with that. The big one
is the attack on her with immigration.

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She led the immigration charge against or
led the immigration charge on behalf of Joe

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Biden. She was it. She
was the face of immigration, and I

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think she can unravel that by saying, assuming Joe Biden and the Democrats sort

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of allow this, and I think
it would be a good move politically,

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is that wasn't me. I worked
for Joe Biden, that was his program

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that he ordered. I would have
done it much differently. Counter also,

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she can argue, is Joe Biden
came to the table. We came to

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the table, We had a bipartisan
agreement until Donald Trump stopped it cold.

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Now is that going to register?
I don't know. I have no idea,

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And all of a sudden, you're
going to see this debate in September,

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which I don't think Donald Trump can
say no to. You're not going

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to see a meltdown. I don't
believe you're going to see a meltdown.

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I think you're going to be screaming. You're going to hear Donald Trump screaming.

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Who is going to say to her, You're just Joe Biden? And

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she can counter with are you blind? Let's bring your seeing dog out there?

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Because what how am I Joe Biden? I'm not as old as you

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are. I'm not the one that
ordered the immigration process or the immigration policy.

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That was Joe Biden. If you
want to debate Joe Biden, go

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right ahead, but you're debating me, so don't pretend that's who I am.

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And I think she can get away
with that. I think she can.

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And when you think of the excitement
level in the Democratic Party that has

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turned around completely too completely turned around, where now you have massive donations coming

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in, massive donors, big time
donors writing checks. I mean, the

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last few days, one hundred million
dollars has poured into her campaign as well

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as Joe Biden's war chest. We
think the Republicans are fighting that, saying

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that has to be returned to the
donors. You'll see lawsuits on that one.

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And all of a sudden, the
Joe all of sudden Donald Trump's followers

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and Donald Trump I think are going
to be on the defense. He's always

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going to be on the offense always, and I just don't know where he

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is going to go. And if
he gets personal with her, I think

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that's going to be a problem for
him. If he goes strictly to policy,

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I think that is a legitimate race. I don't think he can.

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I don't believe that Donald Trump can
stick on policy. We found that out

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when he accepted the nomination. We
saw that the first day of the convention,

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when he became introspective, when he
was a changed man. We saw

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that the guy had literally come within
an inch of his losing his life,

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and that affects people well. By
the next day, all that was gone,

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and by the night of his acceptance
speech, he started that way for

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the first ten minutes and then devolved
instantly into the Donald Trump we know.

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So in retrospect, I do think
that she is probably the best candidate to

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go against Trump by default. Possibly
probably, But let me put it this

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way. If Joe Biden were to
be elected, then who would take his

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place? And Donald Trump again runs? Because I think Donald Trump, as

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long as he doesn't do his second
term, There'll be overwhelming pressure in the

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Republican Party and the MAGA people to
keep on running him until he's one hundred

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because he's Donald Trump. Who would
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second term. I think Kamala Harris. I think it's her both by default

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and by she happens to be a
good choice. And I'm not a fan,

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not at all, but you know, I don't know which way it

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would go otherwise, So it's going
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I mean a hell of a race, Okay. Jim Ryan from ABC has

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joined us talking about the CrowdStrike scams
that are going all have started like crazy,

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and how exactly this all happened.
First of all, Jim, I

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know you're spending the extra time you
were going to go home after your shift,

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and thank you for joining us.
You're welcome. You've been caught following

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this and it's kind of weird.
A couple of things. Why is I

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don't know if you know that Delta
is still involved with the other airlines I

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have come back, and more importantly
for us, unless you're a Delta passenger,

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the scams that are going on base
on CrowdStrike and that is Boy,

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that happened instantly, didn't it.
Oh yeah, yeah, it was just

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And that's what made me my gut
was to say, oh, now what,

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who's done this? Who around the
world might be responsible for taking down

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American the industry, the airline industry. It's more to know what CrowdStrike does

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first build. CrowdStrike is a cybersecurity
company. They provide what's called endpoint Detection

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and Response to EDR to clients like
Target, Amazon, Delta Airlines, American

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Airlines, Alphabet. They have a
whole list of clients that they provide this

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eder to the endpoint detection response.
It's a cybersecurity function. So Friday,

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earlier in the morning, four o'clock
in the morning Eastern time, I believe

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they tried to update some of their
software. So they load this update into

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the system, and as soon as
it was loaded in, it essentially broke

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down. It collapsed, and it
took with it all those clients, the

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Target of the world, the Delta
Airlines, the America, I mean,

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the whole US air system. I
looked at a map one of these the

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flight aware maps, showing the country
and all the flights that are over It

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looked like nine to eleven because it
was empty, it was scary. So

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that was the result. I mean, it was an inadvertent mistake, it

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was a problem, but it caused
mayhem around the world, and it really

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points out how shaky that whole cyber
infrastructure is and how dependent it is on

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little things like one person or one
entity uploading an update, trying to do

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something right and taking the whole system
out all right, So vulnerability is easy.

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So I got two more questions as
a result of this, Do you

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think major changes are going to happen
or more companies are going to be relied

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on? And just a word or
two about the scams that we may get.

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Well, you're right, I mean
there's already there are people looking down

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the road to say, maybe we
needed to take a closer look at that

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whole infrastructure. Maybe there should be
more regulation, some more oversight over what's

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happening out there. It's a private
company and it's as private clients like Target,

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like all the rest of them,
but should there be some kind of

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oversight to see that this doesn't happen
again? So I mentioned some of the

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clients, right, some of those
big corporate clients, including Microsoft and these

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huge clients that rely on this company. You don't hear a lot of individual

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names because it's not something it's not
like you know, McAfee that you have

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on your computer or some other cybersecurity
endpoints system you have, because it deals

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with client. So that tells me
something that if you get an email bill

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and it says, dear mister handle, I'm with CrowdStrike and your computer has

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been infected because of the thing happened
Friday, and I need to get into

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your computer and fix it. So
call me at this number and we'll start

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to work on this. And that's
the kind of thing that's going on now.

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So there are always these sort of
these tech support scams, many of

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them originating from South Asia, but
this one has a special air of believability

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because of what actually happened on Friday. So people might be inclined to say,

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yeah, I heard about that.
Maybe maybe this is CrowdStrike and they

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need to get into my computer and
fix this. Don't do it. Just

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don't do it, okay. So
it's just so when one of these happened,

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it becomes instantaneous. A scammers come
out because yeah, there's this air

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of plausibility that goes with it now. Yeah, and I get I'm getting

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these scams constantly. I just if
it's unsolicited, I just leave it alone.

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I mean, there's no way I
answer, I call, I click

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on. I just don't. And
I just like the paper thing, you

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know. I get these emails.
Hey, your your PayPal account. There's

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a problem with the billing. We
need to get updated billing information. I

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don't have a PayPal account. Bill, Yeah, neither do I. My

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favorite one is the Philippines. Your
child has been kidnapped and is in jail,

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and we need to make bail.
Right. Well, unfortunately that one

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now is getting a lot of play
too, because with AI and the ability

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to spoof voices, to give a
deep, vague fake voice, and they

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call you up and say, hey, your son is in jail, and

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it's your son calling. It sounds
like your son, you know it's I

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think we're on the losing end of
this whole thing. Bill. Yeah,

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I don't have to worry because I
just say keep the kids. Probably,

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by the way, that's let's less
of a joke than you think, Jim.

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Thanks again, we'll talk and newscaris
correspondent. But now moving into what

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Kamala Harris did, and she has
coalesced uh the entire Democratic Party and is

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the nominee and did this within twelve
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do with her and the way she
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a lot of it has to do
with it just broke that way. There

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was no choice. So the only
issue is who's going to be the VP.

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That really is the issue in the
Democratic Party. Not that it really

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matters, but it might matter.
And here's a couple of things that you

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are not going to see. Number
One, Gavin Newsom, he's being touted

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as a possible vice presidential pick.
Ain't gonna happen. Just is not going

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to happen. And I'll tell you
why, because he is the governor of

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California. She doesn't need californiaet She's
got California. Adolf Hitler would have California

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if he were a Democrat, so
that is not a problem. Also,

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you're not going to see any senators. Mark Kelly is being touted I think

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out of Arizona. That is not
going to happen because the majority that Democrats

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in having the Senate are razor thin
and they can't lose a Democrat at all.

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And of course his party lines,
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a Democrat would be selected. So
it's going to be a governor, that's

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it. And it's going to be
a governor in a swing state. It's

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going to be a governor who is
going to help the election, like Shapiro

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out of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania very important
state. So here you have a very

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popular Democratic governor and add him to
the ticket and he is a favorite son

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of Pennsylvania. And it's happened before, and it does happen where even personal

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relations don't really matter. Let's go
back a little bit in history nineteen sixty

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when JFK won the race, when
he won the presidential and Lyndon Johnson was

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his pit and I don't even know
what was his pick because they hated each

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other, I mean from day one. But JFK needed Texas. Without Texas,

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he was not going to win the
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John F. Kennedy. So if
it's Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, the

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thought is he will deliver Pennsylvania.
He went on a landslide, by the

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way, in twenty twenty two,
Roy Cooper of North Carolina, another critical

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state. He won reelection in twenty
twenty. He's term limited out and she

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needs North Carolina desperately. Mark Kelly, as I said, out of Arizona,

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I think he's gone. I don't
even know why they're bringing him up

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because he is a senator and they
can't afford to lose any senator. She

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can't. Kentucky Governor Andy Basher has
been floated, and he is a Democrat

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who was elected in a deep red
state that Trump carried by twenty five points

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in twenty twenty. Can he deliver? Probably not that much. So my

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guess is it ain't going to happen
because Kentucky is deep deep red. Illinois

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another important state, Governor JB.
Pritzker. By the way, if you

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don't know who he is, have
you ever heard of a Hyatt hotel.

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Yeah, he's aired all of that
money and he is very popular in Illinois.

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He is a big, big well. He is certainly on the final

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shortlist. Transportation Secretary Pete Buddhajic my
favorite who I think I would vote for

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it. I would pitch is a
centrist and he is out of Indiana.

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But he's only he was only a
mayor, right, that's his background,

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Insportation secretary. He got that position
because he was an early proponent of Joe

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Biden. And so when you're an
early proponent of a candidate who wins,

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boy, there you go, you
get great stuff. I don't think she

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is going to pick him for a
couple reasons. His background's mayor, that's

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it. And he's gay and as
America ready for a gay president unfortunately,

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no, No, I think we
as American people would vote in a satanist

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before a gay president at this point. So who are we going to see

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governor Swing state? That's my guess, and we'll see if that's true.

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Okay, we just got the news
that Secret Service Director Kimberley Cheatle just resigned.

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Yesterday. She was in front of
a Congressional congress or a congressional hearing,

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and she just kept on stonewalling the
House Oversight Committee trying to pry information,

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and she just wasn't giving it up. It was a no, thank

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you. Now. A lot of
people stonewall committees, and usually they're very

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political whenever you talk about an investigative
committee, because that's what these committees are.

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They are there to investigate whatever issues
in front of them, and for

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some crazy reason, everybody gets an
opening statement. I'm talking about the congressmen

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and women on the committee, and
it's all politics. That's it. Rattle

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rattroler politics. And then the questioning
starts. And if it's someone who is

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a Democrat in front of the committee, then the Democrats give them softball questions

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and the Republicans go nuts and attacking
them. I mean, that's just it,

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and the other way around too.
So yesterday Cheadle, who is in

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a Democratic administration, got attacked like
crazy. But here's the difference. She

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deserved it because she is head of
the secret Service that screwed the pooch when

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it came to protecting former President Trump
at that rally in which he was shot

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and came within an inch of having
his brains blown out. And here the

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Secret Service, I mean, there
were all kinds of questions. The kid

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crooks, they knew he was up
on the roof, someone saw him,

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The Secret Service knew he was someone
of interest walking around the building. There

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was a drone that he had flown
over the site of the rally. I

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mean, it just goes on and
on. And keep in mind that when

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he took that shot. This kid, twenty year old kid, was four

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hundred and four hundred fifty feet from
the president on top of a building that

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had lineup sit. I mean a
direct shot to the president, and any

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good marksman would have hit the target. He probably wasn't or went very quickly

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and unload the shots, because it
was just a matter of seconds before the

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police, and I think it was
a secret service actually said there's a shooter

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up on the building, and the
word went out. But within eight seconds

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the shots wrung out. So it's
not how quickly the Secret Service reacted,

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because I think they reacted pretty quickly. I mean they did their job by

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jumping on top of former President Trump, protecting him, shuffling him over to

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a waiting car, and so all
that was pretty good. It's the intelligence

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beforehand, and Cheatle just would not
tell the committee virtually everything. She was

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stone walling, and the call for
her resignation went across the board, I

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mean bipartisan call, and she said, I'm not doing it. I am

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not resigning. That was yesterday this
morning, She's resigning. And even if

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it wasn't her fault, even if
and her argument is I relied on people

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heads had to roll. I said
that yesterday, and the buck stops here,

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and the buck stopped there, and
today the buck was spent and Cheetle

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is gone. So now the investigation
continues, by the way, whether Cheetle

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is at fault, whether her administrative
abilities were horrible. There's all kinds of

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arguments saying we've been wanting more resources
the Trump administration wanted where the Trump team

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wanted more resources, wanted more protection, of which a secret service was not

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giving. And she said, we
gave them everything they asked for this time

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in Pennsylvania, but we have held
because we don't have the resources, we

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don't have the money. We rely
on local law enforcement in many cases,

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which is true. So are we
going to get answers. Of course,

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we're going to get answers, but
we're just not going to get them from

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Cheatle because she is now lining up
her next job and she has to learn

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how to make coffee with those machines
at Starbucks. All right, this is

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