too intense or runs against his former boss. florida governor ron desantis presidential ambitions are less clear right now. he has emerged as trump s most formidable foe thanks to skyrocketing popularity among republican voters. other republicans rumored to be considering a run, they include former maryland governor larry hogan, trump s former secretary mike pompeo. new jersey governor chris sununu. with a republican afield already getting crowded, the key question is, will 2024 be a repeat of the 2016 election. could we end up with trump as a republican nominee again because of the splintered field? joining me now is hayes brown, who is a columnist and editor of msnbc daily. also with us is michelle goldberg, she pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york times and msnbc political analyst. let s start with you. let s start of this course about trump in 2016. huge field of republicans splintering the field. he marched through it. could this be a repeat of too many peop
the seat change and far the situation is concerned. the fact that we re talking about two quarterbacks points to have the position. i ve heard mentioned being made of two white quarterbacks starting and nfl super bowl. we have a look at that. we have to understand that we have a black quarterbacks. not because there s been a sea change in this position attitude overutilization of the position. but because of the change and the game which put an emphasis upon passing as opposed to running. that generated a counter response on the defensive side which gave us the sack artist, the pass rusher. increasingly, the most important, the most enhanced position on the field. the highest paid position on the field was under attack and despite all of the protections that they try to build in for the pocket passer, the reality was that you not only have to have mobility, pocket mobility.