No. I mean, she's vice president of the United States. She better be.

Absolutely not.

Of course, she's ready to serve. What an absurd question. I don't know what she's ready for, to be honest with you. She's already serving. She's making a very great vice president.

I wouldn't say that she's ready to do that at all. She certainly hasn't exhibited that in the first three plus years that she's actually been in that position.

Well, if she is the one who ends up serving, that is going to be a very bad news for America. In California, we've seen the damage that she and Gavin Newsom have done to our state. They've turned the greatest state in the country into the most popular state to leave. Both of them, Vice President Harris and Governor Newsom, come from San Francisco. That city is collapsing. It's losing people faster than any major city in US history. The crime is absolutely out of control. And so if that's what we want for the rest of the country, then that's what a vice President, Harris or a Governor Newsom would bring. So it's a very, very disturbing thought for all Americans, for sure.

What's scary is that she is basically admitting that he is not able to serve. Look, we don't need four more years of Biden, and we certainly don't need one day of President Harris.

I think we've seen the results of Kamala's, the vice president's version of serving. The border is a perfect example of that. As the borders are, she's done a terrible job, and I have no confidence that she will do any better doing anything else.

I don't know what she's ready for. I mean, she doesn't seem to even make a coherent statement.

I think she's been doing a solid job as vice president, and her duty is... Major part of her duty is to stand at the ready, and that's part of her constitutional responsibility.

As bad as the Biden administration has been, a Harris administration would be an unmitigated disaster.