talked some seven weeks ago. that yielded no results. there s hope this one will. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we had a crazy day at the corner of wall and broad. we did add have two prominent irish men break bread. let s go to capitol hill. the president and speaker did not meet since they discovered the debt ceiling. no formal talk today. this luncheon has a history of helping political opponents solve problems like the good friday accords. i agree with the speaker. there s no reason why we can t find common ground. there s no reason why we can t hope to change this direction of the extremes both our parties are pushing. mccarthy whispered to the president good job after his remarks. two irish american political leaders launched this four decades ago, president reagan and tip o neal. the luncheon helped them break political differences. for america, we know the stakes are high. a clash is brewing between the president and i. what would be the ramificatio
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protests, it s left up to the voters. the gate keepers are the members of the media and the party elites that are the keys to fund-raising. who do you give money to, where does expertise flow. what you re talking about, the invisible primary. the extent to which people are operational, keep members of organizations down the line, fund raisers. do they commit, do they hold back. that dynamic is worth watching etch though it ser will i because it influences who wins. martha: interesting. we re so focused on what could be a very crowded republican race that we lose sight of the fact that technically there s a race on the democratic side. i had a chance to talk too marianne williamson who once again is challenging joe biden in what could be a limited democratic contest for that office. again, you know, she maybe doesn t do better than thought and encourage others to run. she took up the issue of why she
i m always focused on the money. i m just a heard. i live with it. i m okay with it. i wonder when they see polls like that, do they say, all right, ron desantis shows momentum in florida. i m going to give it to them. then they look at a national poll and say maybe it s not as close a race as we thought early as it is. i m not going to give to it him or i m going to hold off. how do you money guys and the big money donors get affected or are they affected by polls this early? you know, so what we refer to this neil, you probably heard this phrase at some point. the invisible primary. used to be the parties controlled this process back in the 50s and 60s of the last century. but the parties have basically gotten out of the business of controlling the nomination process. you know, despite bernie sanders