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. >> harris: the best legal experts in the business are standing by. former federal prosecutor andrew cherkasky and attorney leo terrell. let's go to rich edson first outside the courthouse and we can hear a whole lot of something going on behind you in wilmington, delaware. >> television cameras attract all sorts of people. people running out of the courthouse now and figure out what's that about. the jury has only been at this for an hour this morning. an hour and ten minutes yesterday. that they deliberated. 9:06 this morning judge noreika, we'll figure that out in a second. the judge brought the jury in at 9:06 this morning and asked if they had seen or read anything on social media about the case. done any research. they shook their heads no and began deliberations again. hunter arrived at 8:55 this morning and departed at 9:21 this morning. he doesn't have to be here for these deliberations. once the jury reaches a verdict they will get word of it to him and he will have 15 minutes or a half hour to come back to the courthouse to read it to him. the jury may ask the judge to hav

it has now been widely reported that frlo andrew harris discovered the flaw a ar earlier, alerted histhing i would say as i know they came up in an articlehisnce read the article yet. i was at the white house thi morning speed is okay. so you can't say, i'll just note that the article cited numerous sour i just that one individual. you're not prepared to say that when we can move on. >> okay. with what chairman green said earlier about the importance of incentives, and so i w that came out i believe yesterday that one-third of the individuales for senior executives will be tiedo performance. early about the importance of incentives. i welcome the news that cannot i believe yesterdaatone 3rd of the individual performance element of bonuses for senior executives would be tied to cyber securitymance. compensation package for senior executives is the individual performance element? depethe individual. more than enough to get people's attention for sure. >> but roughly ballpark? >> of the cash -- i do not kno 20% if you add stock. >> if you could follow up on that it would be helpful becau

it's been widely toreported that former employee andrew harris discovered the flaw a year earlier and and imposed a series of solutions can you agree the testimony you offered abouted what microsoft knew aboutri that flaw and when they knew it was incorrect? >> look the first edthing i'd say that came out in an article this morning. i haven't had a chance to read the article yet. >> i'll just note, it sited numerous sources and not just the one individual. if y prepared to say that we can move on. i agree about the incentives. i welcome the news that one-third of the individual preform anticipates elements of bonuses will be tied to cybersecurity performances. how much of the total compensation otpackages is the individual performance element. >> it depends on the individual. more than enough to get people's attention for sure. >> roughly ballpark. >> of the cash portion. . it's probably, i don't know. if you add stock it's much lower. if yough could follow r up that would be a third of the performance elements sounds good but depends on how big it is as a part of the whole. if it's 1

that the following detail east be granted floor privileges for the 118th congre kent, andrew parker, stacey harrisurbin: i rise to discuss an issue i have been working on fo it was over 20 years ago that i introduced the dream act. i introduced it with republican senator orrin hatch, who was then hefd of the senate judiciary committee. there was a discuss on who would be first named on the bill, senator hatch said he would be first as head of the committee. this would provide pahw to zenship for -- citiz■9 for young citizen do stay in this country. these young people grew up alongside our young children with the same hopes of beginning a first job, applying for a driver's license andy have served as doctors, nurses, teachers, engineers and first responders. yet, without congressional ac two decades every day is spent in fear of their lives being uprooted facing the fear of deportation. mr. president, i'm amazed when i think about the issue of immigration. when you really come to understand america and it's place in the history of the world you reaze tt we are first and foremost a nation of immigra

you and andrew and all your colleagues on this great day. >> the skies lifted the fly—past was the cherry on the top. the king had a good muster of the royal family, minus, of course, prince harryuch elegance, such stoicism and steadfastness, bearing the burden that she's bearing, bringing up her children so brilliantly, being a princess, being a wife, being a public figure. and as you said, andrew, the most popular member of the royal family. what happened today will make her even more popular. and all of us wish her a full return to the very best of health. >> quite right, michael. >> quite right, michael. >> hear, hear, alistair echo that completely and also a huge thank you, to the armed services of this wonderful country who, having put on a brilliant ceremony show today, go back to the job tomorrow, whether it's training ukrainian soldiers on salisbury plain to defend their country against russian aggression, or whether it's the royal air force keeping british shipping safe in the gulf, royal air force keeping british shipping safe in the gulf , thank shipping safe in the gulf, thank you to them for looking brilliant today and for doing the job tomorrow and the next day a

now, over the course of the next 120 years, millard fillmore, andrew johnson, chester arthur, teddy roosevelt, calvin coolidge, harry truman. and when johnson would all follow tyler's example in succeeding after the death of the presidents they served. but let's face it, when they served healthy presidents, vice presidents didn't have a lot to do. so sometimes they had a little side gig just to kind of keep him busy. martin van buren's vice president ran a tavern serving beer. harry hamlin, who is hannibal hamlin? abraham lincoln's first vice president listed in the army as a private, went off to fight the civil war. ulysses grant's second vice present wrote history books. teddy roosevelt thought about going to law school. harry truman played poker. i mean, there wasn't that much to look. they didn't even have an office in the white house because they were presidents senate. they hung out on capitol hill, in the capitol. they had offices there. no president actually even gave them an office in the white house until lyndon johnson came along. he's the first one to argue to get office in the white house complex. and e

. >> also, we know that prince andrew is not engaged in those seniors their duties prince harry duchess megan will not be there. they have pulled themselves out of some of those roles who should we expect to see? >> here today and why behind of course, the names we've already mentioned yeah. >> so you'll expect to see again, the queen whales nadh children. you also see princess royal, princess anne, who was a part of that precession and wrote on horseback royals uniform. you'll see typically lawrence, you'll see the duke of edinburgh and the duchess of edinburgh. that's prince edward. i mean, all the names of course switched round rather and then host a couple of years. and i believe that dorsally louise wins. there will probably be on that balcony too. often, the duke and duchess of gloucester and the duke of kent are also, they're moore el-gamal, members of the royal family but one and, and unfold as many. and you can see the doors are opening from the crowds that we see the king and the queen you can see the princess of wales oh, lining up, looking at a crowds of people there to cele

andrew doyle. i'm still here with leo. leo. leo says leo. harry on the autocue.ally leo kearse and cressida allen. anyway, we're going to kick off. we're going to kick off with the guardian. keir starmer has vowed to turn the page forever on what's this about held back potential . what about held back potential. what is it? yeah. >> held back potential, possibly in the labour party . they seem in the labour party. they seem they seem like they've held back some of their potential because they're not showing any. but yeah, keir starmer says he's going to put wealth creation at the heart of the labour manifesto. he's vowed to turn the page forever on held back potential, and you know, pledges economic growth. >> can i ask one question how? >> can i ask one question how? >> well this this is the thing he hasn't really said how he says wealth creation is going to be his number one priority. yes. pro—business and pro—worker hxan pro—business and pro—worker hxar. yes. and said that he saw potential being held back everywhere. >> yeah. he also said we don't have a magic

harris game plan ahead. former congressman joe walsh, former congressman donna edwards and andrew of punch bowl news will weigh in on everything from donald trump's interview tomorrow to notable comments on the and other sunday shows and you know we are going to discuss this disparaging comment from rudy giuliani about fulton county d.a. fani willis. >> i have two prosecutors. >> i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >>> president biden is flying back from france at this hour after a five-day trip highlighting america's fight for freedom and democracy abroad . biden began his visit with a d speech at the site of the day honoring the soldiers who stormed the beaches of normandy, and defeated fascism. earlier today, the president stopped by the world war i cemetery outside paris where he praised the nato alliance that has secured peace for the past eight decades. >> mr. president, what do you hope americans take away? >> the knowledge that the best way to avoid these kinds of battles in the future is to stay strong with our allies. do not break. do not break. >> 80 years of relative peace, especially

andrew cherkasky top of the hour. >> dana: we are awaiting the start of a hearing in harris county criminal court.. he is now in the courtroom. not in the courtroom. he is in the building. you are looking at a shot through a window into the courtroom. we'll have that for you as soon as he enters. jocelyn's family, the victim's family is in court. her mother, grandmother and aunt amongst others there to seek justice for jocelyn, bret. >> bret: meantime the mayor of oakland, california fighting for her political life after her home was raided by the f.b.i. while facing a recall vote in november. meanwhile the city remains plagued by violent crime. shoplifting and sprawling homeless camps. claudia cohen on the west coast with this. >> facing calls to step down and embroiled in a widespread f.b.i. investigation, oakland's mayor blamed her troubles on everyone from bay area billionaires to conservative media including fox news. visibly angry. at one point wiping away tears, the mayor said she is innocent of any crime and doesn't know why f.b.i. agents searched her home early thursday morning and questi

andrew pemberton, ukip . well, coming up, prince harry's latest phone hacking case hears claims that he deliberately destroyedng to her husband like a toddler? joe, you did such a great job. >> you answered every question. >> you answered every question. >> the biden meltdown and all of tomorrow's newspapers today. they're on the way next. who or what is to blame for the likely tory wipe—out? lord frost has laid it at the door of david cameron. i'll ask the former lord chancellor, sir brandon lewis , if he agrees. sir lewis, if he agrees. sir brandon's live in the studio next. do not go anywhere good evening. this is patrick christys. tonight with me. nana akua only on gb. news now. all of tomorrow's front pages coming up very soon. but first, with just under a week to go until the country goes to the polls on july the 4th, boris johnson's ally, lord frost, has blamed the impending tory wipe—out on the party's leadership. the return of what he termed cameron ism and the recent election betting scandal. writing in the telegraph, he said since the autumn reshuffle and the disastrous mistake of returning to came

harry. this is great. everybody. good to see you, andrew. thank you. wonderful inviting us. very nice to be here.ke the as basically political economy project and in political economy the underlying question is who controls the market. the firms or the government? and i want to come back to this because of course china and u.s. have a different configuration and which is. embodied even in your dynamic paradigm. so i am going to make comments in and my first part is about the radigm. my second part is a little contrarian to most of what we've heard today, which is, well, what i've read on china is so much alike like what is happening in the united and in europe. and then my third quick part is to say, comparatively, what is at stake in us was in europe with europe, u.s. etc., western world we say how we control big tech and what is at stake and just and this will sort of be in conclusion the us, eu and china. so first of all talking about your paradigm which very interesting i insert the market i think the market has a big place in that paradigm and if i do a paradigm that's somewhat similar or co

andrew cuomo put himself in a nursing home. it was so bad that abc sent. and so bad call ally harrisied that ally harris might be presidents soon. the debate is that sealed a joe's fate weigh worse than they could ever imagine they being the media of course but not you, you saw it coming especially if you've been watching this show so while the media pushes the panic button you weren't shocked and the least because we told you the truth. president biden heading to camp david to begin preparing for his debate with donald trump years his car pulling into the camp. as you've heard to prepare for the debate the president has been sequestered since last week he doesn't mind he thinks he is a juror on the oj trial. weer to president is disappearing an entire week to prepare for a 90 minute debate. 's staff defended the move pointing out it takes 2 years to teach a baby to talk. to reduce distraction they declared the debate will have no live audience. only 1 live candidate. >> greg: what if you weren't watching us and watching them? 's here is what the liars were feeding you. >> are you go

it that's the test of the ages joining us now is biden harris national campaign code sharon, former new orleans mayor mitch landrieu, meryl, andrew, prison. biden spoke about the threat of authoritarianism, preserving democracy without directly naming from president trump today, do you think trump, if elected, would seek retribution, including going up to president biden? >> well anderson, first of all, thank you for having me on this incredibly special day, 20 years ago, i was standing in the very place where president biden was watching president bush and then french president jacques chiraq go through the same exercise of remembering perhaps the greatest day in history. >> and our president represented the united states of america on the world stage and reminded us, once again that democracy is at risk both home and abroad. and he was very forceful about it and he was very clear and he said many, many times that democracy is not free. you have to defend and you have to fight for it. and if we don't do that, then basically the burden falls. and blood is spilled from our youngest men and women who defend us and for anybody that

we don't have harry and meghan or andrew.arily , is back down to a temporarily, is back down to a very, very slim numbers. >> sophie's quite reliable though, like sophie as well. a bit of a team girl. she's she's always there isn't she? working hard. working hard i got told off for saying royals work hard the other day. they just go and cut ribbons here and there. i don't know why i want to do that. exactly. yeah. thank you very much , rafe heydel—mankoo, very much, rafe heydel—mankoo, for bringing us up to date on the royals . now. oh, we're the royals. now. oh, we're running out of time. oh, god. no i'm dawn neesom, and this is gb news saturday, and there's lots more coming up on today's show. but first, i think it's important. it's the weekend. come on. it's time to find out what the weather is going to be doing. and here's craig with all your details. and if he doesn't mention the word hot and sunny, you can shout at him because i'm going to. here's craig. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb ne

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andrew out of the royal lodge where he's lived since 2004. and he's trying to get him to move into frogmore cottage, where harry and meghan previously were. here for 20 years. but you see, the upkeep of royal lodge costs £400,000 a year. >> it is a very, very big place. >> it is a very, very big place. >> it is 30 rooms. it's worth £30 million. apparently the king has his eye on moving there himself, but andrew hasn't got the to money keep its upkeep. so it's all being paid by the king. so the king's now trying to force him out? apparently, according to sources . and if according to sources. and if andrew doesn't move, i think it is going to affect what the king does financially for prince andrew. >> yes, because , yes, he's got >> yes, because, yes, he's got no income. >> he has no income since some sort of an income. >> he gets an allowance, he gets an allowance from his brothers. so if charles is asking him to move out and he doesn't want to move out and he doesn't want to move out, he's going to have to take those kind of precautions or those steps. >> and a lot of money was spent on frogmore cottage. it is, which is at the moment empt

andrew. apparently, the king now wants him to move out of the 30 bedroom royal lodge, which he shares with his ex sarah ferguson, and into frogmore cottage, where meghan and harryrew is fighting to stay as a working royal, those two chucked it all away and andrew's been told to downsize . are there institutions downsize. are there institutions like the nhs? once the envy of the rest of the world, has now become something to avoid? our schools and colleges once considered the diamond standard that many countries would try to emulate. now being overtaken. and as for our political parties , which another world ago had leaders love them or hate them like margaret thatcher, the iron lady and tony blair, who could sell snow to the eskimos. we've got lacklustre charisma as politicians who changed their mind with the wind. politicians who changed their mind with the wind . the mind with the wind. the political leaders have made a mockery of this country over the past few decades, and whoever gets elected has a serious job on their hands. good luck with that. oh, cheer up people, it's not that bad. before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today

andrew's retired. we all know what happened to meghan and harry.e really worrying for them that she's not there. obviously they're worried about her health, but they just they needed her there. she was going to have the top one of the very top positions at this banquet tonight, and she was going on and she was going on an official visit to canada. >> yes. >> yes. >> did you see the itinerary? >> did you see the itinerary? >> stop. itinerary? i think it was something like 24 or 48 hours. >> she was in canada? >> she was in canada? >> yeah , but flying all that way >> yeah, but flying all that way there for two days and then coming straight back. >> and she's 73. yeah, she's 73. >> and she's 73. yeah, she's 73. >> it's a lot of pressure . of >> it's a lot of pressure. of course there's a lot of royals that aren't working at the moment. and basically the workload has gone on to anne and she's very willing . but this is she's very willing. but this is the thing sometimes you need to save people from themselves because anne will always say yes, and she

andrew has another question. >> hey, barry, i was talking to josh harris yesterday, and we talked about this a little bit on the of where funds like yours are raising new money from in that so many of the u.s. pension funds are still waiting for money to come back to them, meaning there's been so few exits in terms of private equity and real estate that they seem tapped out, and in fact, everybody went to the middle east looking for money, but now, so many in the middle east are planning to spend that money not here in the u.s. but actually there in the middle east, and so where do you think the next round of funding comes from? >> fund-raising is harder. for sure. i mean, it's always the case when there's a bad cycle, and i think you're right. all of the -- whether it's vc, venture, private equity or real estate, or even any alternative infrastructure, they're not selling, right? so, they're not getting capital back to these clients. on the other hand, you're compounding it, the returns, the i irrs of the funds, so they're not necessarily injured, but they're not getting the distributions they modeled for them

. >> harris: to the attorneys' credit they'll do everything they can to get their person to stay out of jail. as soon as we have a sentencing date we'll report that. andrew of you for watching "the faulkner focus." it has been a big hour. "outnumbered" is after the break.

harris campaign is coming up first. >>> a braking exclusive from nbc news, in the last few minutes. donald trump will sit down withl a probation officer tomorrow. andrew wiseman will tell us what to expect. >>> also today, four israeli hostages rescued and scores of t palestinians killed in the process. we will talk about where things go from here. s >>> later, two loyalists installed on the house intelligence committee at the former president has. congressman jim hines is ranking member of that committee and my guest, and he has some thoughts. >>> okay, so maybe you turn on your tv or you looked at your phone and you see some video or some article about the president of the united states traveling overseas. is giving speeches, he's meeting with foreign leaders, and it is one of those things that may feel very, very far away. in more ways that one, it might seem like something that doesn't warrant as much attention as the other issues may be grappling with every day at home. but this week was different. and here's why. because president biden's trip to normandy this week to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day was an ve important reminder of why

harris. political commentator, former leader of ukip neil hamilton, also broadcaster and lawyer. andrewust wyborn, right. well, i'll just just play this little thing for you to just see what happened, because joe biden, obviously you saw what happened there. i'm going to show you a quick clip. this is him speaking at the rally in north carolina following his disastrous tv debate . debate. >> i don't walk as easy as i used to. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. yes i know right from wrong . and i know right from wrong. and i know right from wrong. and i know how to do this job. i know how to get things done . i know how to get things done. i know like millions of americans know, when you get knocked down, you get back up . get back up. >> if you can. right now . >> if you can. right now. >> if you can. right now. >> yes, exactly. >> yes, exactly. >> i don't think he was standing up. i think he was flat on the floor with his camera on the ceiling. no kidding. >> well, listen, you're with me.

the biden- harris campaign and he is coming up first >>> plus a working exclusive from nbc news just in the last few minutes. donald trump will sit down with a probation officer tomorrow andrew wiseman is going to tell us what to expect. >>> also today, four it's really hostages rescued, and scores of palestinians killed in the process. we'll talk about where things go from here. >>> later, two trump loyalists is installed in the house intelligence committee as the former president is the has. the ranking democrat on that committee, and my guest have some thoughts. overseas. it's one of those things that may feel very far away, in more ways than one, it's not wa something that warrants as much as your attention as issues that they may be grappling with at home but this was different because biden's trip to normandy this week to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day was an important reminder of why the values of the leader of the free world really do matter especially today. >> isolationism was not the answer 80 years ago and is not the answer today, the autocrats of the world are watching closely to see what happens in ukraine, to see if we let this illegal aggression go

it was so bad that andrew cuomo put himself in a nursing home and he it was so bad that abc said grief to the view and the cast ate them. finally, it was so bad that even kamala harriss worried that kamala harris might be president. >> all right , fine. might go to a fight. okay. all right. jo the way, it the debate that sealed joe's fate. it was way worse than they couldn ever imagine. they being the media, of course, but not you.you sa you saw it coming, especially if you've been watching this show. sog the media pushes the panicon button. you weren't shocked in the least because we told you the truth. >> president biden headed to camp david today to begin preparing for his debate with donal hisd trump. >> here is his car pulling into the camp, as you've heard, to prepare for the debate. as ythe president has been sequestered since last week. he mind, he thinks he's a jurork on the o.j. trial. >> it's kind of weird. o pr a president is disappearing an entire week to prepare for a 90 minute debate. but his staff defended the movet pointing out that it takes two years to teach a baby to talk, to reduces s to distractions. cnn has declared thursday's debate will have

andrew pemberton uk. up there we are coming up in a huge new headache for king charles. it is prince harryn a new book. plus, joe biden wanders off at the g7 and donald trump turns 78 this weekend . we'll get turns 78 this weekend. we'll get the inside track live from the our top politics insider next. well, i've got to say that anger towards the conservatives is noticeable on the message board. gbnews.com. forward slash your say, over the last 4 or 5 years, says louise, the tories have destroyed themselves. they're now desperate and promising tax reductions . rwanda flights. they reductions. rwanda flights. they could have done that already. like most parties , they promise like most parties, they promise a lot and deliver very little. peter is not pulling his punches. he says. good evening mark. wipe the tories off the planet. mike says i hope the tories are obliterated. i hope they get no seats and cease to exist. and alison, who is a gb news member, says christine , the news member, says christine, the reason why you can't see where the reform uk base is , is the reform uk base is, is

harris. he's my great british voice. still to come, my difficult conversation. andrewher next. oh, and 11 will be here to give us the latest from behind the palace walls in royal good afternoon. this is gb news. we are britain's election channel. i'm nana akua , and channel. i'm nana akua, and there's something always, always something going on in the royal household. and this week has been no different. and every saturday, i like to give you a rundown and who better to do so than royal biographer angela levin? angela hello. hello. >> well, the first thing we've got is obviously d—day, which was so moving that i think everybody was crying. >> you see these wonderful old people who gave their lives and they were crying to remember it all. you see tears in the king's eyes. so camilla the queen, crying and i think, gosh, you know, actually, britain's mabellae opening up and we're more we're not sort of stiff upper lip all the time anymore. i thought it was interesting. i've noticed the queen always wears gloves now and i think that's to, you know, shake hands . you don't

harry back? no. okay how long have you got, then there's andrew's two girls. >> yeah, they.gie would love to love to get back involved. and, you know what? i don't know what age. actually, the duke and duchess of edinburgh's children are now, edward and sophie. but they are, sort of coming of age. they might be definitely involved as well, so who knows. but i think it's well, so who knows. but i think wsfime well, so who knows. but i think it's time possibly to expand the numbers of people involved. okay. where is available if they need any help, always available, all the politicians are available. they're all campaigning. let's go to our political correspondent , political correspondent, katherine forster today to tell us what they'll be doing today. catherine, good morning to you , catherine. >> yes. good morning . so labour >> yes. good morning. so labour today talking about knife crime. the conservatives about migration and the lib dems about social care. so labour, first of all, sir keir starmer is on a visit in london all about tackling knife crime. he says that it's go

andrew is a is a liability and looks like a waste of resources. i meanwhile, john lennon's son sean lennon, has attacked prince harry. >> what's going on?h, he tweeted my long awaited review of prince harry's autobiography is two words. spare me , he said. you know, spare me, he said. you know, i think i should point out. i know some people have responded with who cares? but it's worth acknowledging that this is another young man that lost a parent tragically at a young age and didn't build his entire identity around victimhood . and identity around victimhood. and sean himself said he did have empathy over harry's loss. but, quote, that's why i'm very disappointed with his outlook . i disappointed with his outlook. i was hoping he'd be smarter. but sean considers harry an idiot, he says, and a buffoon. and when twitter users tried to shade sean with the nepo baby card , he sean with the nepo baby card, he reminded them that he's accomplished a lot since the death of his famous father, including recently collecting one of those coveted oscar statues, definitely. >> i've got to say, sean lennon is becoming my new hero. he might be my fav

bryn harris is chief legal counsel at the free speech union, and he joins me now. welcome to the show. thank you. andrewus a little bit about the background to this? why is it necessary for the university of cambridge to adopt a free speech code? yeah, certainly. >> so first of all, this is a good news story . i'm not sure we good news story. i'm not sure we get many of those about free speech, but in 2023, there was a new act of parliament, the higher education freedom of speech act. and it's done a number of things . now. one of number of things. now. one of them is that it said that institutions have to have a code of practice, which they have to comply with, which says what their values are regarding free speech and how they're going to secure it at their institution. the law already did that. so it's not it's not a huge change. the other things , though, that the other things, though, that the act did, which were important, it created a new regulator or a new regulatory scheme run by arif ahmed. it's a very well known advocate for free speech, and he's going to run a complaint scheme. and this is g

andrew. >> hey, rick. thank you for that. >>> we want to talk more about this inflation data. bring in ben harris.tical economy chair and our own steve liesman. steve, go to you first. what do you make of these numbers? >> good numbers. and, in fact, just going to add one number to what rick gave you, which is this special index. the super core that powell has been following. that was up 0.1. go back quite a long way to find what i'm looking here -- let's say back to october 2020. this is the core services x housing. year over year on that i can give you as well. that came in at -- let's see -- 3.39. which is really heading down from where it was. you had a good, real spending. 0.3. so the question was whether or not the consumer was giving it up here. take out the inflation component of it, and look at real spending, pretty good. income as rick also pointed out, was quite good. so now you've got this count that you're doing. right? which is, april and may pretty good. we'll see june come in before the july meeting. and then it looks like the economy is back on track. one other mention. 2.6 on the

andrew, that is that is one option. so there's basically three ways that they could do it. one, it would be he just drops out now for health reasons. and kamala harrishe's not popular. >> she's less popular than he is, and he's the most unpopular president, including jemmy carter in the history. >> so i think it's like 37% or something. so that's one option not going to happen, number two, they go to the democratic national convention in august, and the delegates that were sent there that pledged to vote for biden , they actually can fast biden, they actually can fast and furiously change their mind and furiously change their mind and vote for somebody else. that is a possibility, right? be very dramatic. and the third one is he , gets the nomination at the he, gets the nomination at the dnc in, in chicago in august. and then afterwards they realise, okay, he cannot do this. and the democratic party decides on someone else who would it be? that's a great question, you know, we've heard everything from the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer, perhaps teaming up with with the governor of my home state, gavin newsom . newsom. >> we've got to wrap up

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