he may not be in the race. i cannot see supporting joe arpaio. i don t think he ll get very far. and kelly ward who announced her candidacy, who said in an august statement, she woks arpaio into the race. and the editor for axios dave lawler, as we heard from flake, interesting words from arpaio, not necessarily taking the bid seriously. and arpaio saying he wants fresh blood in washington. he ll outgun anybody. yes, but he s yes years old. not necessarily seen as flesh blood. do you think the senate bill has the potential to revive the republican party, kind of in the same way roy moore s did? the potential is there. i think we need to be a bit more kau cautious, because i personally would not predict that joe arpaio be the republican nominee in arizona.
strategy. it s a politically toxic issue. the idea that members could have little giveaways for them, in order to get their votes on a bill. it s something that voters have kind of, obviously, turned on. it feels like the swamp, something that president trump wouldn t necessarily support. although it does make close votes a little bit easier to pass. and we ve had a lot of close votes under trump. so, there is a case to be made that maybe you could pass more bills if you re able to give these little perks. there are certainly some audible reactions in the room when the president brought up the idea of bringing back earmarks, that is for sure. for sure. i think it s a controversial issue, dave lawler, we ll check back in a bit. le following the diplomatic talks between north and south korea, and why president trump is actually getting some of the credit. and arizona ex-sheriff joe