to fix the party is not be there, but be outside in the country. that s right. and to be outside attacking washington. now, it s interesting because marco rubio is trying to be both, and he actually has the ability to be both because he s only been there for a couple years. why the flop sweat? why is he so nervous? i think that s a pretty big moment no, you have seen him give national speeches on the convention floor, he s been fantastic do you have an answer why he was so nervous and sweaty? i don t think he was nervous. he was tired. he had just given an 18-minute response earlier, two minutes before, and speaking 35 minutes straight is pretty tough for someone. i think he was tired. i think he was really thirsty. it wasn t flop sweat. everybody else thinks flop sweat. thank you, steve mcmahon. and you re being loyal, john feehery. the debate continues, gentlemen, even after we re off the air, and you can take part. visit our blog at hardballblog.msnbc.com. or find us
oppositional party which you necessarily have to do within the confines of washington, d.c. here is a guy that grew up inside washington, worked in the leadership of the republican party, the speaker s office like i did, and saying the best way to fix the party is not be there, but be outside in the country. that s right. and to be outside attacking washington. now, it s interesting because marco rubio is trying to be both, and he actually has the ability to be both because he s only been there for a couple years. why the flop sweat? why is he so nervous? i think that s a pretty big moment no, you have seen him give national speeches on the convention floor, he s been fantastic do you have an answer why he was so nervous and sweaty? i don t think he was nervous. he was tired. he had just given an 18-minute response earlier, two minutes before, and speaking 35 minutes straight is pretty tough for someone. i think he was tired. i think he was really thirsty. it wasn t f
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