Kamala Harris MOCKED after word salad goes viral

And in the meantime, Kamala Harris is once again floating this idea of completely eliminating the Electoral College. This comes after she mentioned the idea as part of her no bad ideas brainstorm you might remember from last month, and now the former vice president is seemingly doubling down on it. Well, since we're there, what about the Electoral College? I think we need to look at that, too. I think we need to look at that, too. Yes, yes, I do. I think that there is some real shaking up that we have to do of the rules and the structure. And is that get rid of the Electoral College? I think we should. That should be a discussion that we should have. I don't think we should eliminate that as a point of of discussion for potential action. She doesn't know that. All right. A lot to dive into here. For more on that, we are joined by Kennedy, who is the host of Kennedy saves the world as well as Rich Ziole, the host of the Rich Ziole podcast. Rich, we're gonna let you get the first bite of the apple here. Do you think wanting to get rid of the Electoral College has anything to do whatsoever with the idea that Democrats are projected to not do very well in the 2030 census, and they might lose quite a few seats? Absolutely. And since Kamala Harris lost the popular vote, we should eliminate popular vote as well. Both. I don't even think she knows exactly what she's talking about. No, because she said we should eliminate, not eliminate the conversation or the Electoral College. I wasn't quite sure, but that's exactly what it is, Bill. They are projected to get walloped. The old blue wall is not a blue wall anymore. Trump won all those blue states. They're now purple states. The purple states will still matter, not as much as Dana's book, but they will still matter. But now the red states are gonna gain all these electoral votes and electoral power, and that's because people are moving out of California and these other states. And so, yeah, if they don't eliminate the Electoral College, they're not gonna have a chance. Bottom line. I can't wait for this Democratic primary, because you're gonna have things like this, where she's asked, what do you think you would describe as hope for the country? And just bear with me, Kennedy, and watch this. We each have light inside of us, and we need to know that that is what inspires our hope as much as anything external to ourselves. And not allow an election or an individual to dampen that light, and instead let that light kind of carry us in particular moments of darkness. It is so important that we not only have hope, but that we understand that that should be a verb, which means that hope has to go hand-in-hand with action. I don't know really what to say. I'm hoping that the former vice president familiarizes herself with the parts of speech, because, inconveniently for her, hope is a verb, as well as a noun. It's a very, very versatile word, and I'm hoping that she doesn't run again. I do have hope, however, that once she gets on the debate stage, that will extinguish her presidential hopes once and for all. Because that is really where she floundered back in 2019, and that's why she was not a viable candidate in 2020. And the only hope she had for becoming president was the truncated Joe Biden resignation that allowed her just enough time for people to dislike her, and that's why her popularity, her polling, and, of course, the votes went down by the time the November election rolled around. Well, if she does decide to run again, one of the people she might be running against is California Governor Gavin Newsom, who has decided he is going to embrace Joe Biden and his legacy. A little pullout from Axios here yesterday. Headline says, quote, Newsom embraces Biden and run up to 2028 primary. Quote, Gavin Newsom is gambling that embracing Joe Biden will be more popular amongst Democrats than running away from him in the party's 2028 presidential primary. Rich, think it's gonna work? I've heard that and thought I'd lost all sense. Well, he's got so many problems, right? The investigation to his wife, and there's there's a there there, you know, with this idea of state contracts and then money going to Jennifer Newsom's nonprofits. He's not popular. His record's awful. Do you know that none of the 10 films nominated for best picture were made in Hollywood? That's the exodus of California. And then the third problem is he's a straight white guy who's not socialist enough for them. So I think by embracing Biden, he's reminding everybody, the base voters who were angry about the swap of Kamala Harris. Hey, she was the worst candidate ever, and maybe I'm the guy that we need to be able to win. And Kennedy, why? I think this also this shows looking backward when your party and voters, if you're an independent, they want to look forward. Yes, I think everyone in the Democrat Party, especially the establishment, wants to move on from the Biden Harris era. They don't want her to run. They don't want to talk about his record. They don't want to talk about his lack of mental acuity and all the things that Governor Newsom is going to re remind people of. And, you know, I think and this is kind of dark, like he's backing him because he's assuming that the former president may not live that long. He may not live until 2028. So in memorializing him, he may latch onto this this wistful longing that Democrats may have, which will be momentary. It's not a degree of policy. It is just some weird ghost that he's hanging onto, which just shows he doesn't really have political instincts. Well, to Dana's point, I think that 2028 Democratic primary is gonna be very entertaining to watch no matter who jumps in. Let us pray for good health for all of us, because it's gonna be wild. Rich Kennedy. Great to see you guys. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox one.