compared to his predecessor, who is saying quite a lot. trump biographer, maggie haberman is there. she joins us now by phone. maggie, obviously you heard the former president speech. we did not take it here live. what did you make of what he told his supporters prep compared to how he s acting in florida earlier today. check. psych! and i m about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that s a foul! and now you re ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don t have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. i will be a travel influencer. hey, i thought you were on vacation? it s too expensive. use priceline, they ve got deals no one else has. what about work? i got you. looking great you guys! go to your happy price priceline
are probably listening to one source of media, and knocking the other side of it. what actually on the most remarkable is that 59% who say they care more about a candidate who they agree with men actually winning. as a republican, we have not won in sometime. and we have not won a popular vote in 20 years. you would think if you cared about the issues, you would also think, who s my fighter, who can win, and who can accomplish as many those issues as possible. that stands out to me quite a bit. i d tend to think that favor someone like a trump, who s going to gravitate toward the base poles are. dana, the former president speech, last night saw the biggest applause lines are about education, right, critical race theory, which is on the governor desantis s focus critically on. could this be a primary season will hear less about tabletop issues and more about culture wars? or is it just too early to tell. right now, absolutely, a lot more about those cultural issues. i mean, again, i
votes we need, in the electoral college because where we need, them and in the states where we need them to control the senate. it is not the persuasion part. let s bring into the conversation, now democratic u.s. senator chris murphy of connecticut, senator chris murphy, thanks so much for joining us. we know this is a long night already for, you thank so much for. good to be with you. so, we ve been talking tonight of a remarkable confined other happened right in the middle of president speech, in which republicans seem to be sort of heckling, taunting, booing screaming at him, and garrett hague s words, a reporter was in the room where you, where he described as the president essentially responding with a robot out where he ended up, engaging doing a colin, response and getting them in the end to endure s unanimously the idea of not cutting social security medicare, sort of committing to get on the stage. it seem like incredible theater from where we set.
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