Hector and Mike discuss the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, the unfolding events of the Republican National Committee Convention, and what the Democratic Party will do next with President Biden.

So Many Questions:

There were massive security failures surrounding the event, and why did the snipers wait to take the shot?

After this assassination attempt, what happens now to the January 6 accusations and charges? Did charging Trump with inciting violence related to the January 6th events set a precedent for holding other political figures accountable for their rhetoric? Or does it only go one way?

Will this near-death experience change Trump?

So, what’s the plan George, Barack, and Nancy? What will they do with Biden? They said he was not mentally fit to run for office. Does the assassination attempt change anything?

Tune in and listen to the insights provided by Hector and Mike.

Hector and Mike delve into the swirling conspiracy theories surrounding President Joe Biden's campaign. Following their recent podcast, numerous texts, and emails, they react to the latest theories and don their metaphorical tin foil hats, but first: George Clooney and Nancy Pelosi are now suggesting Biden should step down, and Morning Joe has revealed Barack Obama's potential involvement in pushing Biden aside.

https://x.com/alexthomp/status/1811382983175118851?s=46&t=ItEW7POnVTyjtpZVbi7XDQ

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/obama-knew-george-clooney-was-going-to-shiv-biden-report

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4767454-nancy-pelosi-joe-biden-reconsider/

Hector and Mike further explore the timing and implications of Biden's upcoming speech at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library, coinciding with the start of the Republican National Committee Convention. They speculate on the strategic move of Biden ending his presidential run to avoid giving Republicans any political advantage next week. Their analysis covers the potential impact on the Republican convention and the overall political narrative.

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When discussing President Joe Biden's well-being, this country is at a critical intersection of politics and mental health. Politicos Hector Barajas and Larry Venus highlight how political considerations overshadow President Biden's genuine mental health issues.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing mental health issues in leaders rather than using them as political ammunition.

Hector and Larry criticize the political system for prioritizing political advantage over individual well-being, citing examples of past politicians kept in office despite severe mental health issues due to their needed votes.

They recall when California State Senator Patricia Wiggins (D-Santa Rosa), who was forced to give up committee assignments and was only brought to the Capitol on an as-needed basis, was brought in to help cast a vote. “Senate leadership allowed the voting on several bills to remain open until the end of the session to allow Wiggins to avoid sitting through the lengthy floor debates.” https://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/news/spokesman-says-ailing-lawmaker-was-neededto-pass-or-defeat-key-bills/.

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2010/03/24/health-condition-prompts-action-against-lawmaker/

They also remember when State Senator Ed Vincent was out of the State Legislature due to illnesses but brought back to vote. From the Los Angeles Times, “But sidelined by illness, Vincent has been mostly absent in the Capitol this session, a touchy subject for his Democratic colleagues who are both sympathetic to his plight and in need of his vote at critical times. Vincent, whose term lasts until the end of 2008, has missed many sessions in past years because his wife has been ill. But this year he has attended only one Senate session, in January.” https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2007-mar-29-me-vincent29-story.html

Hector and Larry also discuss the need to advocate for a compassionate approach that considers the human aspect of mental health issues and other illnesses. They emphasize that caring for President Biden's health ultimately means caring for the nation’s future. The discussion highlights the need to separate political motives from genuine concern for mental health, urging leaders and the public to address these issues with the seriousness and empathy they deserve.

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