Aaron Parnas

I think she's going to try to do, like, a Trump 2.0 of, like, announce right after the midterms.

She's campaigning now.

I mean, do you not, like, her book tour is a pseudo-campaign.

Listen, if she doesn't run, it kind of seems like Newsom's an inevitability at this point, unless something radically changes.

If she does run, then I think it's a two-headed kind of race.

Yeah, and we'll see who beats them out, if anyone can.

But, I mean, no, I didn't get anything from her on terms of running.

In terms of where her head's at, it's interesting.

She's actually really focused on southern states right now.

That's been her whole shtick for the past, like, four or five months is she's been in the South, going to places where Democrats have not won historically, places where the party has recently, especially recently, kind of abandoned.

And she's trying to reinvigorate those areas.

She seemed kind of well-rested, excited to be back on tour in a way.

We'll see what happens.

I don't know.

I mean, it was a good conversation.

I encourage people to go watch.

Newsom Harris, 2028.

Oh, my God.

Harris Newsom.

Oh, I would not support that ticket.