Jon Favreau

But like the idea that there's a bunch of people that were behind Eric Swalwell are now suddenly gonna go to the more kind of like, they're not gonna go to the other traditional dam in the race.

I don't know, we'll see.

But it does seem like it's a moment for Katie Porter to like spend some money and try to figure out how to like kind of bump herself up.

I'm sure she's been waiting because she's so outgunned by Steyer.

There's going to be a forum tomorrow night, which will be the first time I think they've all been together and to comment on Swalwell.

And I do think that will be a newsmaking thing.

And we'll see something coming out of there.

It might have been underrated.

Yeah, I'm just sort of picturing an Ayatollah coming to the microphone the day after the election and saying, we didn't set out to change the American regime, but the regime did change.

It's interesting to think about.

Yeah, I don't know if it's underrated other than it was rated correctly and then we launched a war and gas prices are through the roof and now it needs to be rated according to what's happened.

It's been overtaken by events.

It was maybe a toss-up when gas was $3 a gallon.

If it's $5 or $6 a gallon, suddenly the Senate is not just in play, but we have a real, real chance of taking it.

I would also like to see part of this too.

Who does gas prices hit?

Obviously, geographically, it's going to hit states where people are driving a longer distance or driving bigger cars.

I would bet if you looked at like, who are the kinds of people that were kind of soft Trump voters and are now open to voting for a Democrat, it's gonna be people that they're not driving Teslas, they're driving like SUVs and they find Democrats talking about these issues pretty annoying, but they're pretty fucking pissed about how expensive gas is because we went to war in Iran.

Right.

Like, wait till we find out how much this blockade is going to cost us today.