preparations and he wound up losing badly. what i do find interesting, carol, is that he has made the argument, several times, that he can win this without the elites. in fact, he s running against the elites of course now. he can win without these people. but one of his earlier tweets this morning, he said, look, i really did well in the second debate. and if i m doing badly, it s because they re not supporting me. he flipped the argument to saying i can do it without them to blaming them to the fact his poll numbers are sagging. okay, here s the fifth tweet. you can handle this one, jackie, okay. he says, with the exception of cheating bernie out of the nominati nomination, the democrats have always proven to be far more loyal to each other than the republicans. again, he s maligning his fellow republicans for fleeing his campaign and saying, hey, look, the democrats are sticking together. despite what hillary clinton did
whether or not to get them pinned down is a whole other subject. how many ground troops but every time you ask, especially like a donald trump who is very skilled talking around the issues, other than to say good management, just wait and see, i ll be able do it, i m smart, smart, smart, and he allows that to happen. i think they do have a problem on their hand, though they do try to ask the question, they never gets answers. we saw earlier at the top of the show. clips of various anchors talking about a republican revolt, a so-called republican establishment against donald trump. this sprung from a new york times story that there was panic among the gop, because donald trump looks like a serious threat to wince this nominati nomination. why is this a story? this should ver panicked a long time ago. if they are panicked now, i m not say they should or shouldn t
so then what becomes of joe biden. he sounded very much the statesman making this announcement, saying democrats need to come together. the opposition is not the enemy. what will his role be now over the next year of this campaign. well, i think both for the administration and to some extent potentially even for the clinton campaign, he almost becomes negotiator in chief. which has been his kind of behind the scenes role. the real priority is going to be to help the president get his agenda done in the next year and a half. because the vice president spent so much time in the senate, he has an incredibly good strong relationships with the republican leadership. if there s going to be any bipartisan deals and i m not going to be too optimistic there is going to be but ifs therest there is, he s going to be the one to lead that. in the other party, when the clinton campaign moves forward, assuming it does win the nominati nomination, i think it s a pretty fair bet she does, he
even more to that extreme would actually make hillary look better. i haven t had carly has made a payroll. carly understands that concept. we need someone in the white house that can make a difference. not talk the talk or and walk the walk. i m not arguing she s not qualified. i want to make that clear. i just think she s not the right candidate. what about the idea being discussed as a vice presidential candidate, potentially. this is very potential at this stage. but some people saying it s sort of sexist to dismiss her and relegate her to the second tier. is it? no, i don t think so. it s not any more sexist than ferarro being candidate for walter but she s running ashopeful. right now they re saying in essence she d make a great v.p. it s a realization she probably is not going to win the nominati nomination. you don t know. are you psychic? i can pretty much guarantee
world, that to use the tech terms, needs to be disrupted. it needs to be disrupted. it s a piece of machinery that s not working, obviously. she s been part of that machinery for a long time. is she like hubert humphrey was in the late 60s? i think that s not a bad analogy. that s the risk. humphrey ended up getting the nominati nomination, but he didn t win. president obama talked about it the other day. talked about the new car smell. and the question is, okay, yes do you buy that somewhere for ten bucks, that little spray? any car wash. so here we are on the lot, the democratic likely nominee may not have that new car smell, but look at the republican contenders, and they might have some musty old car smell as well. an absolutely democrat point of view. you want to put a ton of money into it. what i hear from the people with the money, they re afraid of jeb bush, maybe because they re afraid of the donor class on the other side. maybe they think like that.