way, now is the chance to get the idea of america back. did you do anything exciting or interesting this morning to prepare? i had a great breakfast of cold pizza and diet coke. i m happy to be here. campaign breakfast. that sounds like a square meal. so interesting how they ve all been how does he stay so thin? diet coke! i m sorry. you were going to say something. make your point about him. my point is i think i would rather be bobby jindal tonight than be rand paul or chris christie. because? because they re getting a lot of attention, four of them, for 90 minutes on that stage. there is a carly fiorina opportunity. who will have the fiorina moment. by the way, if he says something outrageous about trump, you know, it could bleed into the next debate. absolutely. it certainly could become fodder for that. but on the stage, this is what i was talking about, is that it s intimate. these are not sort of people who are going to stand up and go,
would be the imposter on the stage and not the real conservative. speaking of donald trump, you have been following his every move recently, and it s interesting with donald trump where even though he told cbn last night he may tone things down, you see the attacks not just from the vice president saying he has this message he s deny greating this group of people. you have president obama sort of saying, hey, the country is winning. then of course you have the bobby jindal calling him a madman, jeb bush taking him down. i m wondering with these attacks, is this a preview of what we ll see tonight? this is an interesting moment in the donald trump campaign. you re starting to see it hit him at these events. he s realizing this is a real thing, he s a real candidate for president. i think by now he s struggling with how to walk this line. mao do you maintain the donald trump flair but become a more disciplined candidate? he ll talk about being nicer, that he wants to tone it down a
to me, it s not about picking up anyone s supporters. it s about reaching out to you want the votes. of course. but you don t say, we re only going to look for the supporters of this or that candidate. it s the entire republican primary electorate. what do they care about? will you reform the tax code and cut taxes? will you create jobs? are you going to restore fiscal sanity to washington? can you get things done? and john kasich has shown already that he can do all of those things, both at the federal level and at the state level. i think that appeals, whether it s a bush voter or paul voter or christie voter or a donald trump voter, i think that should appeal to the entire republican primary voters. and of course in a general election to independents and a lot of democrats who want to see someone who knows how to land the plane, someone who s serious and committed to restoring the kind of economic growth we need in the country. i have to ask you just quickly. we ve read an
go out on my own. i m going to do it. it worked for him. the biggest difference is trump built. it. he was not afraid to put his name on it. romney never did. he joined in an already set organization. he did grow his wealth, but it was never named romney and company or romney consulting. that s of the difference between the two. trump is not afraid. but bobby jindal would say thisçó is being narcissistic. but maybe we need it s not necessarily narcissistic. it s pride in accomplishment. that s what americans need to feel. we need to be proud that if we work hard as donald trump has done, nobody can sayñbuz hasn t worked hard to get where is he, that we can actually achieve success. i m sorry, i think you can still become a millionaire starting out at carl s jr. is probably the best training we could have provided you. well, agree with that, scottie. being a private in the army was great, too. i completely agree. hang on. let me move along from carl s jr. and mopping floo
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