Josh Gay

And I can't help but be a little giddy because Trump already predicted, you heard it, if we lose the House, he'll be impeached again.

He said it himself.

Which means that every House Republican knows that their personal political survival is now directly tied to defending a president that's run off the everyday citizens that put him in office because he is so unwell.

But I want you to remember something.

Even with all of the craziness, Trump is still the symptom.

And now, the disease wants nothing to do with him.

Good luck with that.

But while the Republicans are fighting, we've got to talk about the other side.

Because Democrats, they're in their own version of a crisis.

And I hate to say it,

We're handling this about as well as you'd expect, especially given the history of the last few election cycles.

We're seeing the 2028 primary, that field, we're seeing it become visible.

We see the potential candidates are starting to position themselves.

And that means that you're going to see public fights over the next two years over who gets to run and who's going to get endorsed by the Chuck Schumers and the DNC.

And that's what they're going to be doing instead of building a message that works, that unifies people.

And we see the polls.

Kamala is still at the top of the polls.

Newsom, Buttigieg, Mark Kelly, AOC, Pennsylvania's Josh Shapiro.

And there's certainly many more to come.

And you're going to see the people that are filling in for their seats as they run for office.