't believe I've seen anywhere, so I should be the first person to introduce this idea, but it might catch on. Here's the idea. Imagine if you will Joe Biden gets the nomination. That's not crazy. Now I've predicted it won't happen because I predicted that he'll fail before it gets time to nominate, and probably for some health or mental stability reasons. Stability's the wrong word. He's obviously lost a step. All the Democrats can see it. It's no longer a question of opinion. It's now passed from an opinion into "Oh yeah, we see it too." But it's hard to talk him out of it because apparently there's nobody who has any influence, apparently there's nobody who can talk to Biden and say, you know, you've been good for the country, maybe take a step back.

So what happens if Biden gets the nomination? Here's the fun part. He's gonna have to pick a vice president. Let's do a little bit of thought experiment. Let's say he picks a vice president from among the other contenders for president, which would be quite reasonable, quite normal. He's not limited to that of course, but let's say he does. Who would he pick? Wait for it, wait for it. Who would he pick who would have the most chance of invoking the 25th Amendment in conjunction with the regular processes for that? Who would support it, maybe even promote it, and take the job of president?

Think about it. If you voted for a Biden-Kamala Harris ticket – I see most of you were getting ahead of me – if you voted for that ticket, let's say the variables just lined up and against all odds Biden gets the nomination, largely because let's say th