trump has a hold on the party. lindsey graham said last night that he won't support mitch mcconnell, who has been in power far longer than trump, if mcconnell can't work with trump. that is very, very different from lindsey graham's position after the capitol riot. how is it that donald trump who lost the white house, lost the house, lost the senate still has such a grip on the party, career republicans who have been in office for decades? >> in one word, fear. it's the fear that republican politicians have of their voters because their voters like donald trump in most cases a heck of a lot better than they like their average republican senator or congressman, and trump has managed to hold on to the party to his grip on the party for much longer than, i think, most historians, political experts, consultants would have expected time and time again he has defied expectations. i mean, let's not forget while