that he would drop out of the race if he saw a dip in the polls. clearly, he was being flippant when he made the comment on "meet the press." >> right. >> but he's had time to think about it, and he doesn't like the feedback of, oh, you're really not in it unless you're on top of every poll. >> this is probably the only thing that i agree with donald trump on. i do think those remarks were kind of inflated. it sounded like he was saying, if the impossible happens, and i really crater going around with 2%, i would pull out, but not if i dip or, you know. i think that was misinterpreted. i think otherwise, you know, the criticism he gets in the media and elsewhere is very fair. as matt says, he dooms the republican party to really only appealing to an older, white, mostly male base, and the party can't survive past the next ten years with that kind of voter base. >> all right, joan. thank you so much. matt, it's a great pleasure having you on as well. thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. turning to more breaking news, the obama administration is officially ending the military's $500 million program to train and equip syrian rebels