Mary Margaret Olohan

And so, you know, you talk about people like Gavin Newsom.

Well, he has the charm factor that so many politicians have always had.

The rest of that slot in California, you know, we have some laughable candidates.

We have some old faithfuls like Javier Becerra.

But there is no one on the left right now who has...

The bare minimum likability and interest that there are in so many candidates on the right.

So for Obama to remember that he was once the charm factor, he was once the darling of the left, and there's no one left.

And there's someone like Fetterman, who for all intents and purposes, is not a very exciting or likable candidate, who is exceptional.

slightly extending an olive branch to the right, that just must cripple him.

And to look at the Democratic field that he once thought was in his possession to see it completely vanquished the way it has been, I think we'll see more moves from him soon, more endorsements, more pushing on his part because it's too much of a defeat for him.

Yes.

So Secretary of State Marco Rubio took the podium yesterday and he gave us our first White House press briefing from the Secretary of State.

He was animated.

He was excited.

He was enjoying himself.

The press were all laughing along with him.

It seemed like everyone really enjoyed having him there.

He was clearly a little overwhelmed by the absolute just packed nature of this room yesterday.

So many reporters crowded in there.

He joked a couple times that he had no idea who anyone was, so he was just taking a stab in the dark.