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Wall Street React: Replacing Joe Biden.

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what does Wall Street think about the

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debate that happened between Joe Biden

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and Donald Trump on Thursday I always

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like looking at Wall Street because they

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care about where to put down money and

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while this isn't a matter of where

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should we invest if whatever happens we

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have plenty of time to think about that

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it is going to be an analysis of what

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two very large institutions are reacting

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to with when it comes to the debate

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let's get into it first things first

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Commerce Bank Biden loses TV debate

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against Trump it's obvious at this point

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that Biden lost it's just now a matter

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of what happens from here on and this is

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what they speculate on so first they say

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that Biden came across a stumbling over

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answers rambling and having low answers

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and now it's going to fuel debate about

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whether or not he's going to be able to

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last another four years especially since

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he's going to be 86 at the end of his

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second term we also know that he's going

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into this with very low popularity

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during election night we went through

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the gallop polls and saw that he was

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pretty much in the bottom of about three

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of presidents in end of basically third

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and a half fourth year of presidency

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it's not unpopular or I shouldn't say

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that I should say it's not uncommon

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rather uh for your presidential

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popularity to fall over the time that

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you're in presidency you're just going

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to kind of keep pissing people off

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that's very normal very very normal uh

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except Biden is on the lower side side

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of that falling level and Biden's

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approval levels fall sub fell

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substantially during the pull out in

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Afghanistan and Commerce Bank thinks

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this is important because we've got

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quite a few geopolitical issues going on

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now from not even being able to get

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shipping done in the Red Sea China's

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trying to negotiate with the houthis but

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the US has its military there and we're

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conducting air strikes on the houthis

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but all we're kind of doing in the White

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House apparently with the support for uh

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you know our military over in the Red

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Sea is just going well fetch me yeah I

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got to work on the timing for that but

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it doesn't actually seem like the White

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House is really trying to solve our Red

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Sea crisis and it's sort of Amplified by

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the fact that now we're dealing with a

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crisis between Russia and Ukraine and

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Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip as

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you can see geopolitics at least basing

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this on the Afghanistan pull out are a

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big deal to Americans his approval

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levels or ratings changed substantially

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after this

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point then when we look at polls we can

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see that Donald Trump has been leading

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in the polls and this debate is probably

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not likely to help they suggest that

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Biden has only had a deficit of one to

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two percentage points but that might get

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worse in time and there are few reasons

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for this uh but before before we hit

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those let's touch on Battleground States

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for Biden to actually win he's got to

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win Arizona Georgia Michigan Nevada

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North Carolina Pennsylvania and

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Wisconsin and frankly Trump leads in all

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of those the way this chart works by the

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way it's kind of a cool one if you want

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to take a screenshot of it is Biden

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leads in the states where the bar is

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under the line and Trump leads in those

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where the bar is over the line as you

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see they're all over the line so Biden

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realistically they say here needs to win

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Michigan Wisconsin and Pennsylvania uh

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in addition to having success in all of

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the democratic leaning States uh

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so Commerce Bank believes this is going

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to come down to a voter's belief

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in the core

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issues and which president they think

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will have a greater ability to solve

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problems related to those issues the

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number one issue of course would be the

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economic situation followed by

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immigration and the Border it's almost

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there's almost a consensus uh that the

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economy is the number one issue now

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Democrats are more concerned about

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abortion uh issues or Medicare and

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Social Security and ensuring Fair

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elections in health care than they are

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worried about immigration but

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immigration and the economy are

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dominating the news cycle

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it's actually surprising to me how

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little over here foreign relations and

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the war between Israel and Hamas are

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actually affecting voters perceptions

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see it's all the way my little circle

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there messed up all the way here on the

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right uh versus uh the economy such an

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issue over here on the left uh and then

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of course when we get into which

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candidate is deemed to be more competent

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at solving the issues you could see here

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Trump uh has the lead on the economy the

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immigration and border security foreign

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relations and handling the war with

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Hamas but those Democratic issues uh

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people believe that Biden is going to be

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better to handle which are abortion

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Medicare Social Security ensuring fair

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and accurate elections and health care

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so next steps theoretically it would be

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possible to nominate a different

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candidate that's because delegates are

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not obligated to vote for Biden however

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Commerce Bank thinks this is only going

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to happen that is some form of flip is

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only going to happen if Biden were

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willing to support that new candidate

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and keep in mind that Democratic party

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is extremely unified and now I

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personally think that might be the end

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of the democratics party Unity this

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election cycle but the Democratic party

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is extremely United if if you know Obama

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and Bill Clinton and Biden say Biden

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staying then Biden stays but there is

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something that could change this see if

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you hop on over to what another

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institution on Wall Street thinks TS

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Lombard uh you see they rightfully say

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that Biden stays the Democratic

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Presidential nominee uh or Biden steps

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aside those that's pretty obvious right

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now that's almost not even worth

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repeating that those are the two options

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here but what is interesting is they

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argue that there could be quote

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potential Downstream

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ramifications if fundraising continues

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to drop

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versus a reinvigorated trump see Trump's

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fundraising

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skyrocketed when he was convicted as a

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felon and now after this debate

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performance there's an expectation that

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Biden's fundraising will plummet now

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this chart is just sort of a a

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prediction it's not uh an actual chart

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of what's going on uh but the Biden

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Administration did say that they raised

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$27 million between debate day and

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Friday evening and they're doing this to

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say hey look see we're still raising

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money everything's fine but the reality

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is this is a manipulation they should be

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telling us what the fundraising was

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between after the debate and Friday

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evening because that would capture the

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difference if 99% of that money was

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raised before the debate and 1% was

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raised after the debate then fundraising

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is going to be a massive problem for the

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Biden campaign and it could amplify

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their weakness as Donald Trump has more

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money to get the word out and get the

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vote out more so than the Biden Camp

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would have money for now of course it's

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also possible that the Democratic party

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waits for some form of unified message

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okay we're definitely going to stand

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behind Biden or whatever now we need

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even more money to try to make that a

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success that's also possible I don't

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think it's likely because I don't think

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people like throwing money after some

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candidate that they don't think is fit

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for office and unfortunately a lot of

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the vote right now for Biden is just a

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vote against Trump that's okay people

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can have that opinion that they don't

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like Trump but a vote for Biden could

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also in that case be a vote for any

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other Democrat who could carry the torch

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in a more reasonable manner than Joe

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Biden can I'm not convinced Joe Biden

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can carry a torch at all but anyway

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uh right here it says crucially it will

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be Biden's decision whether to stay in

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or bow out right but the problem is and

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I wrote this in blue here Biden thinks

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he's okay that's partially because he

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can't remember the bad early stages of

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dementia you see dementia Come On In

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Waves you can act normal you could sound

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normal but when it comes to short and

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long-term memory you're screwed when

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you're trying to remember you get

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frustrated you stumble you Mumble you

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jumble up your sentences these are all

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early examples of dementia taking

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over and I just can't see it even being

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healthy for Biden to remain in office

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for even the next s months that scares

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me now upcoming polls will show the

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extent of damage from Biden's debate

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performance and so too will fundraising

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levels now this is an interesting

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argument by TS law

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they're basically saying hey

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look it might take the Democratic party

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a little bit of time to realize that

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Biden's got to frankly

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go the reason for that is they might be

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waiting to see what polls come in at now

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so far and this is all pre-debate

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polling pre-debate polling shows Trump

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well in excess of Biden uh in fact you

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could see it a little bit easier here in

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this lower section where my mouse is

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where it's red just shows you the Gap

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that Trump has and that Gap has been

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rising going into the debate and we

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don't yet have surveys after the debate

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trust me this weekend there going to be

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a lot of debates uh sorry a lot of polls

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that are conducted uh and I wouldn't be

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surprised if this line continues to

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Skyrocket I actually think it could set

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an absolute new high here where this

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ends up moving to say off the chart here

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55% versus down off the chart 35% % so a

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giant plummet the reason I say that is

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because that's basically exactly what

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you're seeing over at the uh predicted

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polls at the predicted polls you could

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see Trump before the debate was sitting

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at 5152 cents maybe even 55 cents which

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has now gone up to 58 where Biden has

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gone from 48 cents 47 cents all the way

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down to 33 to 36 Cents that's a percent

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consider this it does also look like

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this Biden reluctance to drop out has

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led nome's betting odds to go from 5

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cents to 17 cents and right back down to

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11 cents and if you throw in RFK his

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betting odds really haven't moved at all

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I think the only way his betting odds

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could really move would be well frankly

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if he switched to become a Democrat

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again and and then actually got some

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party support but I I I I don't think

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he's going to end up doing

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that uh anyway moving in over here uh TS

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Lombard actually thinks that Gavin Nome

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would not be the best replacement uh for

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Joe Biden they actually think a better

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option would be Gretchen Whitmer uh the

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governor of Michigan uh but upcoming

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polls will show I presumably hey which

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competing uh option would you prefer if

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Biden were going to step down now the

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Democratic party doesn't really have a

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formal process for picking a substitute

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and they're doing this weird sort of

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virtual roll call to nominate Biden

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before for the DNC on August 19th to the

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22nd part of that is because of these

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Ohio rules for certifying a presidential

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candidate but it's worth noting That

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Wall Street so far has been making it

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exceptionally clear Biden lost and now

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polls and fundraising are going to

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determine if he can actually survive at

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all and I'm talking about in the

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election or campaign

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anyway let me know what you think who do

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you think would be a replacement for Joe

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Biden do you agree with Wall Street that

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fundraising in the polls will be a very

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loud and clear message that Joe Biden

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