where it was at the beginning of his presidency. i don t unfortunately, i think what bakari is saying is right. i don t think we ll see courage from republicans because republicans who come out against donald trump will lose part of their base. and that will be very dangerous for them. they will have talk radio folks, trump loyalists going after them. the only hope is for democrats to take the house and for democrats to be able to push this forward because i think republicans, they re so compromised at this point. the question is given all of the things that donald trump has already done that republicans have stuck with him on, what could he possibly do that is in a different category? it s going to be interesting to sit back in ten years and see how history records this and which side of history do you want to be on this at this point. i don t think a lot of republicans are thinking about that because they re thinking ideaologically at had point. i know nobody likes to hear this
i know nobody likes to hear this because this isn t sort of the pure and righteous thing and it would be so heartening to have at least from my perspective somebody who has not been a fan of the president to see more republicans elected in congress do exactly what you re talking about. but the truth is them have made a bet they can get some policies passed. and you know, they have gotten very, very close on health care. tonight has been a demoralizing setback which may be the end of health care. if all of these policies unravel. at what cost. at the cost of repealing and fixing obamacare. despite donald trump before he even had a reality chance at the presidency. i mean i understand it s easy to say they should be righteous but at the same time, the reason 80% of republicans are for him is not because they approve of his behavior or think he s of moral standing. > that s why people voted for him. no, they believed a lot of republicans believed he was a guy that was going to be