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grifters. of selling stuff and exploiting people. and these critics say that this behavior was on full display at the conservative political action committee conference, that s cpac, this week. so i want to unpack what this means, this grifting idea. here to discuss it, bill crystal, director of democracy together. washington correspondent, olivia nuzzi and oliver darcy, fresh back from cpac. oliver, grifting, what does it mean, and why is it coming up so often these days? it s basically this idea of exploiting gullible people to sell something, to raise your brand, awareness, and i think it s coming up because, well, look, brian, cpac has always been a representation of where the republican party is, where it s going and not sure it was ever this place for intellectual discourse as some people would say. but it has in recent years become more like trump. it s a celebration of trump, and so you see a lot of grifters. people throwing red meat rhetoric at crowds.
i think it s full of red meat rhetoric. he s finishing up his campaign here in missouri, a red state that he needs to help win for the senate, to beat claire mccaskill, and he was not going with a soft tone here, that s for sure. now, he might go on wednesday, that s where he s trying to suggest, i think, to a different audience, but with a crowd of supporters he wants to turn out tomorrow, he wants them to hear his speech full of energy and division that he s been practicing on the campaign trail now for several weeks. i talked to one person tonight who believes that what the president said to sinclair, peter, could be the result of what is always shared with presidents on the eve of an election, the kind of last best estimates by their team, how the numbers look. he also tends to mention his homework, so we ve seen him pepper into his speeches in the last few days women want security, women like security. that s almost a briefing line
ending up in missouri tonight. peter, i guess i m curious, would you have known, watching and listening to this president all day, that he was the same president who admitted to sinclair broadcasting early today that he had regrets about his tone, that it could have and should have been softer these past two years? well, that would not be the president you heard tonight here in missouri. no. i think it s full of red meat rhetoric. he s finishing up his campaign here in missouri, a red state that he needs to help win for the senate, to beat claire mccaskill, and he was not going with a soft tone here, that s for sure. now, he might go on wednesday, that s where he s trying to suggest, i think, to a different audience, but with a crowd of supporters he wants to turn out tomorrow, he wants them to hear his speech full of energy and division, that he s been practicing on the campaign trail now for several weeks. i talked to one person tonight who believes that what
yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it s better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it s all at one low price. td ameritrade. we are back, and we have just made contact with peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. importantly, because he s been traveling with the president, ending up in missouri tonight. peter, i guess i m curious, would you have known, watching and listening to this president all day, that he was the same president who admitted to sinclair broadcasting early today that he had regrets about his tone, that it could have and should have been softer these past two years? well, that would not be the president you heard tonight here in missouri. no. i think it s full of red meat rhetoric. he s finishing up his campaign
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