Vinny

Well, I agree with you on the cockiness thing.

Don't start dancing in the end zone when you're on the two-yard line.

However, I will say this.

Since you used an NBA reference, we all know who's more knowledgeable when it comes to NBA of the two of us.

No question.

There's levels to this game.

So there's a difference between winning a representative seat, Congress seat, versus a Senate seat, versus becoming a governor of a state, versus becoming the president of the United States.

To me, if J.D.

Vance ran against AOC in the Bronx, she'd clean his clock.

OK, because they would she would win if they ran for maybe even governor of New York.

She'd have a chance, a general election when the entire country is focused, hyper focused on what, you know, not just style, but substance.

To me, she's an intellectual lightweight compared to J.D.

Vance, and she would be exposed.

This doesn't mean that she isn't capable of doing her little thing in the Bronx.

Respect on that.

This also doesn't mean that we should dismiss the fact that 2028 is around the corner and that we do need to basically wake up or else we're going to get our clock clean, the Republican Party, so to speak.

But to me, the question was, do you believe this poll of a general election of the vice president of the United States versus AOC?

And my simple answer was, I don't believe it.

I don't see it.

I'm not being cocky.