Tim Miller

You just kind of maybe unintentionally made the best case for Vance, right?

Which is him and Don Jr.

's fake friendship.

And Vance's willingness over the years to totally sell himself out and shame himself on behalf of his various mentors.

It would seem like that would be a more trustworthy person to keep the grift going than Rubio.

But TBD, plenty of time to talk about that.

Okay, deep breath.

Time for some Graham Platner discourse.

Over the weekend, there was a Wall Street Journal story about the, I guess we call him the presumptive main Democratic Senate nominee.

The actual election hasn't happened yet, but he apparently...

He told one of the early staffers on the campaign as part of the self-oppo process that his wife had discovered that there were some texts that he was sending to other women, sexual texts.

He had a kick profile that we've now got to see the picture of, of him in a...

towel with his shirtless torso.

That staffer and maybe some other sources, I guess, went to the Wall Street Journal and the Times and told them this.

So they've reported the story.

Noteworthy on that timeline, they got married in 2023.

So this is part of the story of Plattner is that he did these Reddit posts back when he had all these indiscretions and he had PTSD and he's come around.

This most recent situation doesn't seem to fit that timeline, really.

It's like in the last couple of years, as he was looking into a candidacy, there's a pretty powerful video, to be honest, from his wife defending his behavior and saying that they were going to marriage counseling, platinum.

I kind of quasi denied the story in a press conference, kind of a weird press conference yesterday.