The big political story of the week right now seems to be at least in in races seems to be Maine because uh this just today we're taping this on a Tuesday. Just today uh Governor Mills of of Maine announced she was going to get into the Senate race at the urging of Chuck Schumer clearly and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee which is the body that oversees all of this from the National Party. And so she's entered the race as of today. She's joining a couple of other candidates who are already in t ...

Political Landscape - Kla Harris' decision not to run for California governor opens the door for a potential 2028 presidential run [2][4] - The 2028 Democratic field is expected to be crowded, including figures like Gavin Newsom, Wes Moore, and Gretchen Whitmer [6] - The Democratic party faces an identity crisis, grappling with messaging and internal divisions [10] Democratic Party Challenges - Democrats face low favorability ratings and internal conflict regarding the party's direction [8][10] - The party is debating the focus on economic issues versus other matters [10] - Questions about President Biden's mental status continue to loom over the Democratic party [7] Kla Harris' Future - Harris is expected to remain politically active, potentially through nonprofit work or establishing a PAC [5] - Her future decisions regarding tone and involvement in races will be closely watched [11] - Harris' performance in her own state, where she ran behind Joe Biden, adds complexity to her political standing [12]

We had Eric Adams on this show and he said when I asked him about it um you know he was a little shagrined that you asked him if he was going to get out of the race he said I'm the incumbent mayor you've already lost to mom Dami wouldn't make the argument for why it should be you instead of him >> because he's un unelectable you know he did not uh he dropped out of the Democratic primary uh Mayor Adams because he's just not competitive in the Democratic primary. Uh, and this, uh, this goes way back, right. ...

Political Analysis - A Democratic primary defeat in a heavily Democratic city doesn't necessarily signal the end [1] - Buffalo potentially offers a road map for downstate neighbors [1]