Biden may be out of the campaign by Sunday.

0:00 Speaker 1 What is this morning is Dick Morris and a one smart guy, a friend of the Democrats, a friend of Republicans. He managed Bill Clinton, managed our President Trump. Dick Morris. What the heck is going on? I mean, there’s so much confusion around, so many things happening.

0:20 Speaker 2 What say you, Well, the bullet that was aimed at Donald Trump missed his head, but he did it Joe Biden and has killed his candidacy for president. Before the assassin fired, there was a sense among the Democrats that they had to do something, that Biden was deteriorated in polling, that his debate performance was pathetic, and that they casted

0:44 around for another candidate. The insurrection had largely been quelled, partially because there weren’t enough people signing on and partially because there was no clear alternative and nobody thought Harris would be any better than Biden. But after the assassination attempt, everything changed, and all of a sudden, the Democrats were no longer were now willing to say out loud and

1:13 in public that Biden needed to go. The poll numbers so changed as a result of the assassination attempt, and the favorability of Trump so increased. That the hesitancy that many Democrats felt about getting Biden out of the race had been his vanished, and shortly after the attempted assassination, Congressman Adam Shipped from California, who’s the party’s nominee as

1:41 Senator from California in this election, publicly urged Biden to pull out. And everybody on Capitol Hill knows that he’s Nancy Pelosi’s pertege. So if Adam Shipp wanted that to happen, Pelosi could not be far behind. Like a mother hand.

2:01 Pelosi is so protective of her majority in the House that she wouldn’t do anything to endanger it. And I think that that has led to an increasingly public sense of the need to get rid of Biden now that coincides with Biden getting COVID. Here, the poetic guaranty is incredible.

2:22 Biden is president because of COVID, and he’s about to be ousted from office because of COVID. It won’t really be because of COVID, but that’s the excuse that Biden will use. That’s the face saving mechanism for him to pull out without admitting that he was allowed. The candidate and the worst president and he’ll use that out and

2:46 he’ll draw because of the illness, and Kamala Harris will be the Democratic candidate and she’ll get massacred. Trump could carry more than forty states, and we just have to look forward to watching watching Kamala Harris twist slowly in the wind.

3:06 Speaker 1 Now, is Kamala Harris if if President Biden bows out, is Kamala Harris going to be the nominee? In your opinion?

3:15 Speaker 2 Yes, not the President Biden won’t resign the White House, but he will withdraw from the race, and Kamala Harris will be the.

3:23 Speaker 1 Nominee and any who would be the vice president.

3:27 Speaker 2 I don’t know that’s going to be the only suspense.

3:30 Speaker 1 Rumors. Rumors out there saying because President Trump picked uh uh j D, that they may pick Josh Shapiro.

3:46 Speaker 2 I don’t see the connection that go Pennsylvania.

3:49 Speaker 1 Well, Ohio is next to Pennsylvania, and they’re gonna use j D to take Pennsylvania.

3:54 Speaker 2 Yeah, there’s always that sense, there’s always that speculation. I don’t have no idea who he’ll name, But I want to say this about j Vance. What’s impressive about him is that he has personified a new ethnic group in the Trump coalition Hillbillies. In the past, when I speculated that non college educated whites we’re going to move to Trump,

4:18 which I did in my books in twenty sixteen, how Hillary.

4:22 Speaker 1 He said it the other night US Hillbillies.

4:28 Speaker 2 I know he did, but before JD. Vance said it, nobody was willing to say it. It was like using the N word in bubbling. But now Vance is using the H word accurately to describe those voters. And I think, really Trump has discovered a new ethnic group and it’s the key to carrying the Swing States. And it’s brilliant

4:53 him to choose Vance. Brillianted him to choose somebody who was not only ethnically part of that group, but advocate for it. The exposure of how difficult their lives are, and in the process he broke new ground intellectually with his book by making clear that the obstacles those folks face are not primarily economic, they’re primarily social. Their abuse,

5:20 spousal abuse, styled abuse, drug addiction, alcoholism, their social social conditions, and that their ostracism by mainstream society just keeps them where they are. And I think that Trump, in explaining that and identifying with bands and lettings, giving bands a platform to talk about it has really broken new intellectual and political ground.

5:48 Speaker 1 Well, mis mars, thank you so much, and I’ll be listening to you today the Sunday you’re on from twelve o’clock to two o’clock. Yep. I look forward to listening to you and what he’s going to up about?

6:00 Speaker 2 More, more and more and more more of this. Yeah, what there is to talk about. The Biden is going to withdraw, Trump is going to win, Kamala Harris will get defeated massively. Not much to talk about.

6:14 Speaker 1 Thank you so much, okay, b