I think so, but the other thing is he got a lot of credit for, and I think deservedly so, for not interfering in his son's case for saying this. We're going to -- I'm going to respect the rule of law. I trust the Justice Department and so on. And all of that seems like a lie now, too, which really does have material impact for an already skeptical public.
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I think it's a dead-even race. I think you know, you see these models, analytic models that have Trump ahead by a whisker, but that essentially is a tied race.
I think the majority of people are ready to vote against Donald Trump. And the question is, can they be comfortable with Kamala Harris?
You can't win national elections that way, and it certainly shouldn't be that way for a party that fashions itself as the party of working people.
People in this country are frustrated about what happened at the border. They're frustrated about people who break the law, they come into the country.
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