Kamala surges, Trump at NABJ, recession fears, Middle East escalation, Ackman postpones IPO

I think that voters need to ask the question, who do you want representing the United States right now in a world that's on fire? Who do you want to stand up to Putin or Xi or make peace with them? Who do you want to stand up to or be allies with Netanyahu, for example. The United States, right now, is in a very difficult situation. We can't have a teleprompter president; we need a strong president.

I think that the highs that Trump were at were always a little bit artificial in the sense that if the Democrats could field a candidate who could campaign, it was always going to be a close election. Biden was artificially depressed in the polling because he just couldn't campaign. He could barely read from a prompter. He couldn't do interviews.

The Biden staffers who are running Biden are now just running Harris.

After spending really her whole career staking out positions on the far left, [Kamala Harris] has now dropped all of these positions for political expediency. And the question is what does she stand for at all? Does she just kind of blow with the wind and say whatever helps her win whatever the next election is? I mean, I think that's basically what's going on here.

I think the only strategy for politicians from here on out is to leave zero ambiguity between what you think and what you say.

I have no doubt that the Harris campaign wants to drop every substantive policy position she's ever taken because they just want her to be a construct. They just want people to be excited because.