OK. With all of the chaos in the Republican Party, and believe me, there's massive chaos in the Republican Party, it's now a developmental situation, as far as the Democratic Party primary priming people to run for president in 2020. OK. Now it's early, but remember, it's almost one year since Donald Trump was elected. OK. So, this goes fast. And billions have to be raised, billions with a B.

The Democrats are already thinking, OK, we've got to get Trump out of there. Who do we want to run? Let's bring in Philip Wegmann from the Washington Examiner. He's on my wavelength here, studying people in positions to raise money and who really want the job. 

Political reporter Philip Wegmann of the Washington Examiner then joined the No Spin News to look ahead and predict which Democrats may run for the presidency in 2020.  "There are 1,111 days before the election," Wegmann began, "and there are dozens of Democrats who think they can beat Donald Trump.  But right now, there are no new faces, the front-runners are Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren." 

Bill predicted that New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo will run for the White House, and Wegmann concurred. "I think there is an opportunity for him to step in and move towards the center," Wegmann said.  "The people at the top of the party have lurched so far to the left and there is an opening for a Democrat who can come to the table with moderate views."  Wegmann also mentioned Senator Kamala Harris of California, saying she is "definitely the cool kid on the block right now."  As for New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, Wegman said, "He's an exciting candidate for people on the coasts, but he's a former mayor of Newark and that may not work in middle America."  Before signing off, Wegmann predicted that two Virginians – Governor Terry McAuliffe and Senator Tim Kaine – may also grab for the big brass ring.