them back on board. we can do so. i think it is really important to keep donald trump with regard to the base of the party. but there are many people out there. not necessarily in this poll. but realize, we need to get back to the core principles of republican party, limited government, national security, and individual responsibility. those are the policy that s will help grow the party and that s where we need to focus we ll do well in the mid-terms. that s where many people in the party, on the ground, in the states are focusing. and mean time you have joe biden with his lowest approval ratings. what does he need to do to get book track? it is, if you say lowest approval rating. he is at 52% and donald trump never, ever, ever thought co-get tom point. so yes, his approval ratings have gone down but let s look at what he has faced. a deadly pandemic, the first virus, and then over again with the delta variant that burned through the country. he has faced the sluggish economy. he
george w. bush was no outsider. governor of texas. part of a political family. who s the last outsider of the republicans nominated? i challenge anyone to name that person. who was it? none. that s my point. the closest is barry goldwater kind of an outsider because he ran against the mainstream of the republican party but he, of course, a senator of arizona. all been senators, govern nofrs or vice presidents or dwight eisenhower, a great general and a war hero. you know, outsiders flash like cain, last time. but they don t tend to last in the republican party but maybe breaking the mold this time. that s a great point of who s getting the attention where the nomination usually heads. the other big clip to play and one you know, shows that even in old primary debates, long before trump, people with a flare of theater, acti ining in them, co