Kamala Harris opens up about Biden's reelection decision, President Trump, more

Let's get to other stuff. Kamala Harris has got a book out, Yawn. People who have read it said, look, this doesn't make any sense in that obviously she accepts no responsibility for her own lack of action, stupidity, word salads, all the rest of it. Maybe it's a cookbook because there's as many word salads in this as we have seen on TV. Maybe that's the angle she's going for. But she sat down last night with Rachel Maddow for a very, very soft handhold through, basically. So tell me the stuff we've pre-agreed on. I'm not going to push you on anything and even kind of let her get away with this stupidity that America's not ready for a gay vice president. And of course, Rachel Maddow, a gay woman herself. No one's going to buy this unless the Democratic Party backs up a truck and buys 100,000 copies. But what about the sales pitch of Kamala? It reminds us of the president that thankfully Whoa, whoa, whoa. With the negativity around this book, Paul. This is like, slow your roll. We love this book. We want another, we want a sequel. I take a third edition. She's back out on tour. This is a gift. There's a mana from heaven. What are you complaining about? Stop riffing on it. We want to encourage her. This is wonderful news for us. We get to see her out in action again, listen to all of her profundities. And, um, I think it's amazing. I love how she thought it would be a good idea to open up, you know, the howitzer on her fellow Democrats. And now finally we are getting the thing that we deserve, which is the Biden team coming out and telling us the truth about Kamala Harris. Like, this is so sweet. This is nicest things that Democrats have done for us since the terrible news of two weeks ago. So she decided for some reason now would be the time instead of when she was actually running for president to say all the ways in which she disagreed with Joe Biden, all the bad things she thought about the Biden team. Great. Okay. I'm here for it. Sister go, I believe every word by the way. Um, so it's really been super fun to watch the circular firing squad amongst the Dems. Usually they're a little better about holding their discipline on that. It's usually the Republicans who do all the infighting. So I'm thrilled to see it. And I really can't wait until our next appearance. I, I, I can't wait to hear what she has to say next. Yeah. Look at, look at that smile. Look at the pearly whites. The lady's happy that this is happening. Yeah. That particular moment, which is worth checking out for everyone. But it is, uh, when she obviously sitting opposite Rachel Maddow, you know, again, proud out, you know, gay woman. And she said, no, no, I never said that. No, no, no. That's not what I said. That that's that he couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay. My point in, as I write in the book is that I was clear that in 107 days in one of the most hotly contested elections for president United States against someone like Donald Trump, who knows no floor to be a black woman running for president United States. And as a vice presidential running mate, a gay man with the stakes being so high, it made me very sad, but I, I also realized it would be a real risk. It's a long word salad way of saying, I said exactly that. That's exactly what I said. Exactly what I meant. I mean, I, of course the actual words created absolutely no point other than you're right. But in classic Kamala way, she had to throw 200 words at you're right. Because what she wanted to communicate was you're wrong, but she's not adept enough to actually do that dance. Like most skilled politicians who make it to the vice presidency. I mean, can you imagine like JD Vance on the hot coals about something fiery he had said in a book, he would be fine. He would handle it. So definitely you'd be impressed even if you weren't his fan on how he got through it. She's exactly the opposite, which is why she's so fun.