Showed you data that she would fair better against former president Donald Trump, would you reconsider your decision to stay in the race . No, unless they came back and said, theres no way you can win. Me. No one is saying that. No poll says that. 1,000 , in your words, see you on the ballot this november . Unless i get hit by a train, yeah. Lets hope that doesnt happen for your safetys concern. Is there anything that you would look to, you personally, not Anybody Else, not other pundits, not even perhaps family members, that you would look to to say, if i see that, i will reevaluate . If i had some medical condition that emerged, if doctors came and said, you got this problem, that problem. Since the debate, President Biden has given a number of responses as to what could drive him from the race. The last response came in an interview taped on tuesday. Now, his covid diagnosis is adding to the growing concerns about his chances of defeating Donald Trump in november. All of that comes
Implgts maybe you ought to see him more than once a week to get used we can talk with like a 47second delay. You act like its the first time in ten years. Hello, joe. How are you . I am doing fine. Thank you. Good morning. Live from the international space station. Exactly exactly. Hello, my fellow earth. Anyway, yeah. We got together. Uhhuh. Willie and i always get together do the editorial about 2 30, 2 45. Go for a run. Yeah. Ah. Go for a run. Go through The Park. Push Each Other, too. Yeah. Miss you, 2 30 In The Park running through The Park and go how are we going to set this show up . So we decided to go really, really salacious today. Yeah. Lean in to the tabloid stuff. We know it sells, gets clicked. It does we know what the people want. Kim kayes met Gala Outknit . Kind of like that. Really close to that. You know, willie, that famous warning from so long ago, when Paris Hilton got out of prison. No. I dont remember. Im still struck by you know we were talking about what a fin
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