Greg Gutfeld

Emily, you seem like the person I should ask about this.

Seems pretty thirsty.

The Headquarters67, a desperate ploy to remain relevant.

They write children's books.

It's like those dress boutiques in small towns where they have a second home and they got to keep her busy so the guy can have an affair.

Yes.

One out puts throw some money, get a little dress boutique.

No one wants to wear those flowy gowns.

Yeah, it's like poor Charles from all my children.

Remember that?

So, Harold, you know, is Kamala counting on the American public to suffer the same kind of blackout she had, you know, where she has no memory of 2020 to 2024?

She doesn't seem to remember and she assumes we don't either.

Look, I think she has to understand and Democrats have to understand that for Democrats to be successful this year and two years from now, her or anybody, we've got to become the party of ideas again.

I would take a page out of what people have done over the last three or four or five months.

Democrats who've won elections at the state level, the local level, and even some of the federal special races.

I think one of the things you'll find is that they're focused on how to make working Americans' lives better.

How do you make groceries and health care and housing more affordable?

How do you make education more accessible for every American in a time in which A.I.

continues to dominate the stock market, meaning the investing that companies are making, which is driving up asset prices, which is a good thing in some ways.

But how do we how do we acclimate and transition today's workers and tomorrow's workers to be able to thrive and flourish in that market?