Mike Nellis

So like I can do that kind of debate.

I used to do it in high school and in college.

So I just kind of like I'm used to that.

I also grew up with a dad who is massively conservative and a giant troll.

Like he's just a giant troll.

So like when I'm arguing with Piers Morgan, I'm arguing with like a less talented version of my father.

Like that's all it is.

I owe it all to my dad, really.

Yeah.

So my take is that everybody who wants to run should run, including Kamala Harris.

If she thinks that she's the right candidate, she should go stand in front of the voters, build an operation, show that people can do it.

The thing that I care about the most is not so much who the nominee is.

It's that Democratic primary voters choose them, that there is a trial by fire here to build a better campaign and develop a better candidate.

And listen, Kamala Harris had 107 days, which is not enough time to become the candidate that you want.

She was not set up well by the Biden White House over the last four years.

Maybe she can gain and grow and get to the point where I believe her ceiling is, which is becoming president of the United States.

Maybe she can't.

I don't know.

Maybe it's Gretchen Whitmer.

Maybe it's Gavin Newsom.