Marion McKeown

And he brings a sort of a certain gravitate.

He has a bit of that kind of energy of Trump that it's a bit macho.

It's a bit tough where guys like Andy Beshar, who's widely he's very he's one that a lot of people are watching.

I think he's a bit too lightweight is my view.

He's the governor of Kentucky.

I don't see him being ahead of any ticket yet.

And then you've got Gretchen Whitmer, who I think would have been a terrific candidate last time round.

She said she wouldn't run, then she said she might.

I think Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will get into it just for the hell of it.

But I think what she really wants is Chuck Schumer's Senate seat.

And I think she's in a good position to get that.

And what about Kamala Harris?

No, I don't see her going anywhere.

I think her big mistake was not running for governor of California.

She's not going to win the nomination for this because she's done nothing essentially for the last couple of years and also she didn't... She was given...

so much money and so much opportunity, but she never knew how to separate herself from Biden.

She was never willing to forge her own path.

And if you want to be a leader, you've got to make those tough choices.

She never made them.

You know, that is the question, David, that I've been asking myself as well.