Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Covering up Biden's Health, Dr. Charles Franklin and Jon Schweppe Opine on the Trump-Harris Match up, James Carville's Media Criticism, & the Secret Service Director Resigns

Episode Date: July 24, 2024

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Hello, O'Reilly here. Welcome to the NOSBIN News, Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024, stand up for your country. Well, the Head of Secret Service is out, okay? What took so long? What took so long? I mean, come on. I'm going to have a full report on it. No gloat zone.

I said the day after the shooting of Donald Trump that this woman should have been gone. I'll explain why she wasn't gone, but now she is gone, and that's best for the country. But first, we're going to do the cover-up of President Biden's mental condition. That is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. Now, Republicans think they're going to get a lot of campaign mileage

out of this that key Democrats, including Kamala Harris, knew Biden was on the slide and lied about it. There's already GOP ads out there. They think this is going to be big. I'm not so sure that come November, this is going to matter one way or the other. What I am sure about is there was a cover-up, a significant one, that people in proximity to President Biden knew he was unable to run the country. They knew it, and they lied to the media about it. Therefore, they lied to you about it. And the media is so corrupt that it didn't challenge, it didn't do anything, as usual.

So let's begin with Kamala Harris, who is going to run against Donald Trump. Roll the tape. Whether it be the person I see in the Oval Office, who is meeting with heads of the military and the intelligence community and in the situation room, ensuring the safety of America, the person I see in Joe Biden on the world stage, convening world leaders who often ask for his advice, most recently just during the G7 conference. So I'm not going to spend all night with you talking about the last 90 minutes when I've been watching the last three and a half years of performance. Ah, what a bunch of bull.

She said that on June 27 right after the debate. It was bull. All right, so take it for what it's worth. How about Nancy Pelosi? Go. We see Joe Biden up close. We know how attuned he or it's to the issues, how informed he is. And I debate with him about legislation and the, not debate, but discuss it with him.

He's right there. Yeah, sure he is. And you stabbed him right in the back 18 times. All right. So that Nancy Pelosi statement was made on June 30th. on July 3rd, White House Press Secretary, Corinne Jean-Pierre. Now, you haven't seen her for a while. Where is Corinne?

Maybe she's on vacation, Club Med, do you think? And we haven't seen her. Where is she? Did she resign from the campaign, too? Roll Miss Jean-Pierre. Go. And then finally, you have more interaction with the president than most folks. You know him better than most anyone else.

Can you say, do you believe that the president is as sharp today as he was when he took this job? Have you seen any slowdowns? What I can say is this is a president who is strong and resolute in delivering for the American people. That's what I see. That's what you want to see. That's not what you saw. I know you're paid, Ms. Jean-Pierre did propagandized. They all are.

Every single press secretary in history has been paid to propagandized. But, you know, come on. And now she's running for the hills, Jean-Pierre. Where is she, as I mentioned? How about MSNBC? Now, the reason I'm running a soundbite, and I've said this before, but I want you to really focus in on this. MSNBC, run by NBC News, run by Comcast,

corporation out of Philadelphia is not an independent news agency any longer. MSNBC has become part of the Democratic Party. Roll it. Folks seem to just calm down. Democrats need to check themselves. All this talk about replacing him is not going to happen. Joe Biden is not going to make that move. Now, shouldn't he quit, Steele?

He said, oh, well, maybe not quit. That might be too harsh. He said, he said, he said, hey, I made a mistake. He was told to say that. All right? He gets paid, and they tell him what to say. So he says it. Okay.

Then there's more on the Biden resignation. So I knew, and we ran this last night, that Biden wouldn't make it 10 months ago. whatever. And it's not that I'm a genius, so you could see it. I could see it, my own eyes. These people see, saw what I saw. Okay? So here's the Biden campaign co-chair on June 28. Go. There's always a truth-telling session when these things happen. Joe Biden is not averse to hearing things at a bed. He has to make the decision about whether he's going to be a candidate. He has done that and he's going to be the nominee. Yeah. Again, this guy has to say that. Landrieu, New Orleans. I have to say it.

See, I could never do that. And I'm not being self-righteous here. But in a million years, no matter how much money you paid me, I would not say something that wasn't true or even absurd. Now, what about the press? CNN senior White House correspondent, June 28th. There are no plans, I'm told, for the president to drop out of the race. And even further, I'm told that the president is still committed to a second debate in September, which is currently scheduled for September 10th and hosted by ABC News, much along the lines of the rules of the debate that was hosted last night.

All right, so how does a senior White House correspondent for CNN, who's on the lawn in the building, sees the president whenever he comes out? How does she not know that he can't carry on? And I know that he can't carry on, but she doesn't know. How does that happen? She's there. I'm here on Long Island. we both have eyes and ears she doesn't know and I do know how does that happen very simple answer she didn't want to know that's not what CNN wanted to hear you get in the corruption level

here boy so again are the folks going to care about this cover up about Biden's mental acuity, the partisans will. You can hear it on talk radio. Now they're going crazy. Kamala, she lied. Yeah, Kamala did. She did. She did a lot worse things than that. Okay. But I don't know. I think this is going to die out. Could be wrong. Could be done. Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets. And meanwhile, While China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold, that's why I protected my savings with physical gold and silver, through the only dealer I trust, American Hartford Gold. And you can do this.

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Every week I'll sit down for candid conversations with Washington's most powerful disruptors, lawmakers, newsmakers and even the president of the United States. These are the leaders shaping the future of America and the world. Listen to Podforce One with me, Miranda Devine, every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. You don't want to miss an episode. Now, one more thing in the Talking Points memo that I think is important. President Biden's going to disappear pretty much now. He's gone.

Nobody even cares about him anymore because he's not useful to anybody. Where's Jill? Remember Jill after the debate? She was everywhere. Everywhere there was Jill. Where's Jill? I guess he's with John Pierre, Corinne. Maybe, you know, they're probably in Aruba somewhere.

I don't know. We haven't heard of him Jill in about eight days. Where's Jill? So Biden's done, finished. He's still president. Okay, but he's not going to, he never really was making any decisions, so he'll do what he always did. Probably take more naps now that nobody cares.

He will make an appearance at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. I think probably he'll show up on the 21st of August. there. And they'll love, oh, Joe, the greatest guy. Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. Okay, but it's not going to be long. Maybe you'll make a speech. Maybe you'll just wave at the crowd. I don't know. But remember, there's going to be big, big trouble outside that convention hall in Chicago. That could prevent him from getting in there, depending on how fast this gets out of control there. I have no confidence in the Chicago police. I do believe there will be federal marshals there. and perhaps the National Guard will be there to protect that convention because balloons

are going to show thousands of them. The anti-Israel people, you know, that's what they hide behind, but they're really anarchists. They'll be there. But say goodbye to Joe. Joe is pretty much over. But I think he'll stay until January. And Republicans be wise to shut up about that. gets in there she can do some stuff to help her win the election if she's president and that is a memo okay so again i'm sorry to belabor you with this but it's it's so important to know the level of the press in this country it's so important so on the day that joe biden resigned i knew within five minutes, Kamala Harris was going to be the designee, because they were not going to go the Democrats to Chicago with an open convention, creative, and more chaos. It was never going

to happen. Then there's the money factor. We've been over that. But other people, they were putting out this open convention stuff. Go. So it's interesting because this Democratic National Convention, it could really go several different ways. And this could be the very first open convention that we have seen since 1968, and ironically, that DNC was held here in Chicago. That was said yesterday. She said that yesterday. So if I'm her boss, I call her in. Come on. You know? Quinnipeak Poll. Now, we don't have much use for Quinnipiac Poll, like the college in Connecticut.

it. If you have urchins that are, you know, considering colleges, Quedipiac is a good place to consider. The poll never really been accurate. Okay? So, they surveyed 1,376 adults of 1,257 registered voters. Why were they? Why? Just talk to registered voters. What do you want to bring in people who aren't registered to vote? Why? For what? Is that the illegal alien vote? What are you doing?

That's number one. The survey was fair, Republican, Democrat, independent, fair. First question, if the election the president were held today, who would you vote for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump? Harris 47, Trump, 49. That's a dead heat within the margin of error. Second question, in your opinion, Donald Trump, favorable, unfavorable, or you haven't heard enough about him, favorable, 46%.

That's the highest number I've seen on Trump favorability coming off the shooting, of course. unfavorable 49 haven't heard enough 2% where are those people where are they all right third question in your opinion Kamala Harris favorable unfavorable haven't heard enough favorable 37 unfavorable 51 big number

haven't heard enough 11 final question do you think Joe Biden dropping out is the right or wrong thing right thing 62 wrong thing 27 don't know 12 okay so polling right now is in flux, fluid, because news events take a little while to seep into the public. From my mail, and I get thousands of letters, the public is about two days behind. Now, the brighter people, the people really pay attention, they're on it in a contemporary

way. Boom, they got it. But the folks who are distracted by everything takes about two days. So the polling right now, it's still murky. So that number that Quinebiac pulled out, 49-47, Trump over comma, probably not an accurate number at this point, in my humble opinion. Joyce out from Milwaukee, Wisconsin is Dr. Charles Franklin. He is a professor of public policy in law at Marquette Law School and the director of the Marquette Law School poll. So am I being too harsh on the Quinebiac poll?

Well, I think they're a quality pollster, but we can agree or disagree on that. The main point, though, is that those results are very much in line with what we've seen from other pollsters for some time. Trump's favorability rating has actually been rising pretty steadily over the last year. Harris has been about where you quoted her, where the Quinnipiac poll has. That reflects being the vice president where you're kind of a reflection of the president. So one question is, as she? becomes the nominee, does she see some real movement in that favorability or not? But it's quite low compared to Trump at this point.

Well, the problem for Harris is that her personal popularity is way down. So she polls better against Trump than she does by herself, correct? Yes. That is good for her. One other thing that's good for her in that Quinnipiac, 11%, so they didn't know enough about her to have an opinion. across polls, that runs from about 10 to maybe as much as 15%. Again, that's normal for a vice president to not be known by everybody,

but it leaves that opening for her to introduce herself and pick up a little support, and of course it leaves the opening for the Republicans to paint her in a negative light as well. We're going to need a couple of weeks at least for that process to work out, though I do think we'll get some decent polling by next weekend. I agree with you, doctor. I think that's probably when everybody, everybody's shell shock now, trying to process all of this stuff. It came fast and furious, and most people have to work for a living, they got the kids yelling at them, they got vacation now, they got all this stuff. So, we're going to take a little while.

Now, your poll, Marquette, which is a very fine university in Wisconsin, one of the guys that helped me in my career, Tom Snyder, went to Marquette University. Your poll concentrates on Wisconsin a very, very important state. Do you think it's going to make a difference that Biden is out and Kamala is in? I think at the margin, it can make a difference in polling since the debate. So after Biden got in so much trouble, we've seen the average Trump lead to be about three points over Biden. But against Harris, Trump is up by 1.9 on average. So she does a little better than Biden, but still trails Trump. What we haven't seen is good polling in the six battleground swing states, so I don't think we have a good picture there.

But again, I think not as vice president, but as the actual candidate, we're going to need a couple of weeks at least for those good polls in the swing states to come out. There was some analysis today that said because Vice President Harris is a woman, of color, this will mobilize minority voters, black voters, who were not enthusiastic about Joe Biden, and they will come over now to the Democratic Party. You think that analysis any validity? I think there's some truth to that. The Biden and Harris have been campaigning in Milwaukee and in the area a lot over the last six months with substantial appeals to black voters in both the president and the vice president's appearances. Also, younger voters who are put off by Biden's age. Young voters under 30 are the most democratic, the most liberal, and the lowest

job approval of Joe Biden. Harris could make some inroads with those, as well as black voters. Appreciate it, doctor. Keep us posted what going on in Wisconsin. Thanks for taking a time today. Thank you. Hey, it's Sean Spicer from the Sean Spicer Show podcast, reminding you to tune into my show every day to get your daily dose inside the world of politics. President Trump and his team are shaking up Washington like never before, and we're here to cover it from all sides, especially on the topics the mainstream media won't. So if you're a political junkie on a late lunch or getting ready for the drive home, new episodes of the Sean Spicer Show podcast drop at 2 p.m. East Coast every day. make sure you tune in. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, I'm Caitlin Becker, the host of the New York Postcast, and I've got exactly what you need to start your weekdays.

Every morning, I'll bring you the stories that matter, plus the news people actually talk about, the juicy details in the world's politics, business, pop culture, and everything in between. It's what you want from the New York Post wrapped up in one snappy show. Ask your smart speaker to play the NY Postcast podcast. Listen and subscribe on Amazon. on music, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, we wanted to get another perspective on the polling because it does become very important. I would say I agree with Dr. Franklin. That's not going to kick in for another 10 days or so, but believe me, polling this time around, people are suspicious of both candidates, generally speaking. So joining us now from Virginia is John Schwep. It's a director

Policy of the American Principles Project, which is a conservative 501 think tank. So he's going to come at it from that point of view. So you heard Dr. Franklin, do you agree with his assessment? Yeah, I think, you know, based on what we've seen, and we're a super PAC too, so we spend, you know, quite a bit in these elections, you know, we anticipate that Kamala is going to get a little bit of a bump here just because you're going to see the media, entertainment, donors, everybody kind of going towards her. But ultimately, you know, when you look at it, you know, she's got an opophile that's so long,

it honestly rivals the works of Leo Tolstoy. I mean, it's pretty ridiculous. It's long. But here's why that might not matter. More and more, I see that voters are not engaged in policy. They know what the groceries cost. They know what the gasoline costs. They know what their insurance rates are.

but they don't pay attention that much to, you know, the micro political stuff that you do, that your foundation does. And yeah, you got an apophile on Kamala Harris like that. If I were interviewing Kamala Harris, how do you think that would come out? Okay. But Kamala Harris is not going to submit herself to anybody like me. Right. You're going to do exactly what Biden did, stay away from.

from any tough questioning. So the opo file, I don't know if that's going to be that effective. Well, it's all about narrative building. And, you know, the Trump campaign this time around, you've got to give them credit. They've raised a lot of money, right? You have Elon Musk giving $45 million a month or something like that. So, you know, I think it's going to be key that they message in a way that really communicates to voters, that she's this kind of out-of-touch elite.

And, you know, I would say that Trump picking J.D. Vance, you know, they're really leaning into messaging to the forgotten men and women of this country, the working class. So I think you're going to be able to create this narrative. And, you know, ultimately, it does come down to likeability too, Bill. I mean, I think, you know, she's not really somebody that I think working class people are really looking to get a beer with. And I think that's going to impact her. So we'll see they're going to try to, you know, paint her in a way that makes her look

like this appealing candidate. But there's a reason even Democrats didn't pick her, you know, ever get her above. three, four percent in the primary in 2020. Okay. Now, Donald Trump like ability, I mean, it went up after he was shot. The sympathy vote went up. But Donald Trump, the MAGA people and Republicans at two to 90 percent love them. But the independents don't. And I don't see much of an attempt to win those independents over. Am I wrong? I think the campaign really is actually pretty focused on that. You saw that with the platform where, you know, they're trying to, and I actually disagree with this a little bit, but, you know, moderate on social issues, do that

sort of thing. But, you know, you look at their messaging. I think they're really focused on this economic thing and really, you know, what's gone on the last four years. You know, you saw their first ad out of the gate once we knew Kamala was the presumptive nominee. You know, they're tying her to Joe Biden in his record of failure. And I think, you know, that's what they got to do. take advantage of the fact that Biden was polling so low and try to try to sink Kamala as well do you you guys don't do any polling yourself do you we do we do yeah is that public or internal polling we we usually go with an outside group like on message or something like that but we we publicize a lot of it and how often do you

poll usually right before an election cycle we do issues and then we also do so I would say the last poll we released may have been six or seven months ago it's been a little bit And when's the next one coming? Soon, hopefully. I think we're going to need to see some results. Yeah, that would be important. All right, we really appreciate it. Mr. Schwepp, thank you very much.

And when you get the new polling, please give us a call. We want to analyze it, okay? Thank you. We'd love to. Thank you. All right. So Kamala Harris is out on trail. And again, she's not going to sit for any interviews.

It's going to be the Biden thing. They know how to dodge. She is speaking in West Alice, Wisconsin, just outside of Milwaukee, today. And all the Dems in Wisconsin are going to join her, and that's logical. Okay, and then she's going to go to Indianapolis tomorrow. I don't know why she's going to Indianapolis because there's no way Indiana is going to vote for her. But there's a sorority convention. So I guess people from all over the country are coming to Indianapolis, and that's probably why she's doing it.

Donald Trump is tomorrow going to Charlotte, North Carolina, a big rally at the Bojangles Coliseum. And then on Saturday he's doing a Nashville event. So we will keep you posted on all of that. We're not covering them per se, but if something happens, or they say something that's controversial or new, we're on it. Okay, so back to the media, an interesting interview with James Carvel. So you remember one of the things I pointed out in the run-up to

Biden quitting the race was that two guys were out there Democrats telling him to quit. Okay, David Axelrod on CNN, he's. Obama's guy, and you had James Carvel all over the place. Carvel didn't work for anybody, appeals all over the place, and he's Clinton's guy. Okay? So when they speak, they're speaking for their mentors or the guys are associated with. I mean, you're going on forever. So Carvel shows up on a podcast and says this, go. My favorite is Van Jones, even the Dan Abrams, both of whom I like, okay, I know about talking about how Trump's

change man. What in the, no, fuck are you, if anybody says that, there should be a lifetime ban from being on anything, okay? I mean, that is just a breathtaking ignorance of what people are like, and particularly Donald Trump. I mean, it just, I love that. He was a changed man. I tell you were.

Ed, well, yeah, my God. He's sound God, yeah. Right, sure. Absolutely. All right, so Carville apparently can read minds, and it's an interesting skill out. Now, is Donald Trump a changed man? I don't know.

You know, I texted him a few times and basically hoping his family is okay after the shooting. I don't know whether he's a changed man or not. I suspect that he will moderate a little bit but he's essentially going to do what he's always done because he feels that was successful for him. So he issued a tweet yesterday on social media. Here it is. Wow, just watching the fake news and they're doing their very best to turn the worst president in history of our country

into a brilliant and heroic leader. He was heroic because he quit. And to turn dumb as a rock, Kamala Harris, from a totally failed and insignificant vice president to a future great president. No, it just doesn't work that way, unquote. So, dumb as a rock. Okay. Now, to me, I don't do that if I'm Trump, because it doesn't get you anywhere. Your MAGA supporters feel like she's dumb as a rock. Okay.

Yeah, they do. You're right. But independence may not see it that way, and you're not going to get any votes, calling her dumb as a rock. You might say of dubious intellect. Okay. But the name calling, it doesn't do Trump any good at this point. And that's what the debate's going to be all about,

because Kama is going to attack him, racist, rapist, you name it. Because she's worse than he is. I think she's worse than he is on a personal attack front. All right. But they're both going to get in the mud. Secret Service. Okay. Kimberly Cheathel, 27th director. No idea what she's doing. None. And that's a shame because the former president is almost killed. Here's what I said right after the shooting,

roll the tape. Okay. Logistics. Head of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheedle, gone. All right? She works for Biden directly. Secret Service is controlled by the executive Pernan, she's out. Because the security at the Trump event in Butler was terrible. There's no excuse for it. It was terrible. So Ms. Cheadle will resign. That was eight days ago, and I had the same tie, eight days ago. It took her eight days to resign. And the only reason she resigned is because she was so embarrassing in those hearings yesterday, in front of the House Oversight Committee. I can imagine, and I have this in my morning message on bill O'Reilly.com, which I hope you read.

So the senator goes, the congressman goes, how could a 20-year-old with a heavy weapon climbed to the top of the building with Linus sight without you guys knowing it? And she goes, I don't know. nine days after the shooting you don't know we're investigating out so bideon should have done that the day after the shooting but i don't even know biden knows that kimbled she'll testify yesterday all right how's your energy bill doing mine's through the roof okay so california new york too worse for energy bills because they slap so much tax on it. But 78% of the U.S. adults are worried about their energy bills because it just depletes their take-home pay.

And record heat. Now, this is data gathered by C-N-E-T, Home Energy Study, this month, just released. Okay, 70% of U.S. adults are actively pursuing energy efficiency measures. That That means they're paying too much. All right. 15% are dipping into savings, pay those bills. Highest electricity rates, Connecticut, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland, Tennessee, West Virginia, Alabama, Alaska, and Maine. So Alaska, that's got to be heating.

You don't need air conditioning up there. Same thing in Maine. In California and New York, of course, with the craziness. So you're getting hit, food. You're getting hit gas. You're getting hit utilities, home insurance, car insurance, mortgage rates, highest home prices in history. But Bidenomics is working. Hey, come on.

Kamala just said it. Biden is working. Chicago. Okay. So this is about the most stressed cities in the country. Chicago ranks 33 out of 182. According to Wallet Hub, we like Wallet Hub. Chicago is stressed out because there are thousands of criminals run around with guns, shooting people.

You'd be stressed out too. That was happening in your neighborhood. Not happening in every Chicago neighborhood, but it's all over the place. Chicago is a very, very stressed out city and the cops they can't protect the people and there's a million reasons why but here are the five most stressed out cities

Cleveland must be because of the Browns, I don't know Detroit, Baltimore, Memphis, Gulfport, Mississippi all of those cities are stressed because of drugs and crime least stressed Freemont, California, outside of San Francisco, South Burlington, Vermont, Fargo, North Dakota,

Lincoln, Nebraska, Bismarck, North Dakota. Now, North Dakota is nobody there. Nobody lives there. There's a wide open spaces, a lot of fresh air. And the people who do live there, they're out, doing stuff in nature. They're not stressed. Philadelphia is sixth-most-stressed city. New York 36, which is why I don't believe this study, even though you go, O'Reilly, why are you

reporting a study that you don't believe? Because I'm not omnipotent. The study comes out, I throw it out to you. New York 36, no. L.A. 42, Miami 72, Boston, 117. I never stressed in Boston when I was up there. Smart life. This is an important smart life for you. There are various definitions of middle class, middle class Americans, but if you live in certain areas, you are poor if you earn a certain amount of money, but if you move to another area, you're middle class because of expenses. So, for example, if you live in Chicago and you earn $60,000, you're poor. If you move west to Montana, say, Bozeman, your middle class. Mobility is one of America's strengths. You have to understand what your earning potential is and then go to a place where you're not going to be poor.

So salary you need to be considered middle class. San Francisco is the highest than D.C., Seattle, Boston, Denver, San Diego, Minneapolis, New York. That's crazy because in New York City need three grand to buy a one-bedroom to rent a one-bedroom place. It's insane. Baltimore, Portland. That's what you need to be middle class. Now, people aren't making $250,000 a year. So if you live in San Francisco and you don't want to be categorized as poor, you've got to move north to Redding, California, or Mendocino County, beautiful place.

Smart Life. You have to be honest with yourself. What is my earning potential? Then you have to look around. America's a great country. There's a lot of fabulous places. I've lived all over the place. Fantastic places to live.

But if you're going to hunker down in a place that's ultra expensive and you're not earning a lot of money, you're not going to have a good life. And that's my smart life tip. Ice cream danger. So the American Heart Association recommends that you do not eat 36 grams of sugar or more, okay? For men, 25 grams for women. That's a day. Okay? A pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream, all right, just a third of that is 40 grams of added sugar. And plus,

if you eat it, you'll turn into a communist. So that's a downside, too. Look at the label. ice cream for me once a week and I love this stuff and that segue was into this day in history July 23rd 1904 World's Fair St. Louis, Missouri

the ice cream cone was invented okay so an immigrant a Syrian immigrant invented the ice cream cone and it just went wild In 2022, the average American spent $75 annually on ice cream.

That translates into $19 billion a year for ice cream. Worldwide, $113 billion in last year, 23. Okay? Now, I don't believe this statutes, but Statista says 300 million Americans consume ice cream or Sherbert. that's almost everybody it's too high but ice cream it's great I love it coffee is my favorite but I like the kind of Swiss almond thing but you get you can't if you overdo it you're gonna get you're gonna really hurt yourself back with Kamala Harris and her impersonator in a moment okay so you know this Saturday night live alum Maya Rudolph

woman knocks me out. I'm telling she is so funny. And I told that to her. When I ran into her, I don't think she's a big fat of mine, but I said, oh boy, you make me laugh out loud. Well, Ms. Rudolph does a dead-on Kamala Harris' impression. Go. Now, you were in charge of the

Coronavirus Task Force, and since you took charge, over 200,000 Americans have died. How do you explain that? Well, Susan, I'd like to begin by stalling hard. We're in Utah. Wow. What a magnificent state. Even though their basketball team is named after my greatest fear, jazz. I yield the remainder of my time.

All right. Senator Harris. You see, this is what they do, Susan. They avoid taking any responsibility for... We do not. Mr. Vice President, I'm speaking. I'm speaking. Well, I'm just trying to... But I'm speaking.

Yes, but I... Yeah, but I'm speaking. See, I'm speaking right now. Estoya Blondo, Nevada, Arizona, some parts of Texas. I'm speaking. I understand that. I understand. Yeah, I don't think you do because you're talking, and I'm speaking.

Okay. Yes, I've got plenty of material coming up in the fall, that's for sure. Little known fact. Maya Rudolph, you know where mother is? Minnie Riverton. You know that name? It's a singer. Had a hit in the 60s called Loving You, I believe.

Come on. Only I know that. Thank you very much. For watching the No Spin News. We'll see you more.