Chuck Todd

I don't think anybody knows which side could buy me off very well.

And it's active, right?

It's an active endorsement, right?

I say that because you never know, like Trump has the ones where he's endorsed everybody, he's endorsed previously, candidates fudge, you know, I'm sorry-

But the point is.

I just look at, you know, the facts are the facts.

Dyer has spent all this money and it's never translated to anything.

So then the question is, what does, you know, if you're Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, Adam Schiff, Alex Padilla, four most prominent Democrats in the state, do you all endorse the same person?

Well, we know the president likes a winner.

And if somebody suddenly looks like a winner and they're rich and Mr. Jackson is rich, Mr. Trump can be persuaded.

Does that help or hurt them?

I think in this unique race, it would help them because, you know,

Because the last two Democrats that most of the party wants to see in that in that slot are Tom Steyer and Katie Porter.

You know, he's gotten he had plenty of resources to get into this thing.

He's not caught fire.

Maybe he's not well known enough.

Maybe he got in too late.

Maybe you're just never going to be able to make the mayor of San Jose a statewide figure.

OK, I don't know.

There was one candidate that I do think would have would have been their best candidate, and it's the mayor of San Francisco, Daniel Lurie.