Any moment president trump is going to take the stage at the nassau coliseum out on long island. This is his first rally since the second attempt at his life. Now, mind you, this is a state that trump lost by 21 percent in 2016. And by 23% in 2020. But, at the age of 78 he is still a hometown boy. And even with all the legal abuse he has endured there, he still loves new york. And before heading out to the rally, he even stopped by a bar that supports cryptocurrency in lower manhattan. That was great to see. Mingling with the folks there trump is the first g. O. P. Presidential candidate since reagan in 1980 to make a real run for new york. What s your message for new york? i love new york. I always loved new york. And we re going to give new york a big play. I leave here i mean you see the crowds and it s so friendly. I love new york. I think we have a real chance of winning. We will work your mayor and governor and do a lot of great things for new york. We want to do that and we have
there s no point in looking at his past anyway. you know, he s there s never been a politician where past means less. yeah, exactly. and there s such a misnomer with romney care. that was really massachusetts legislature care, they wrote that bill. they dictated that bill. they positioned it in such a way he had to sign it. they knew where the sign line was. and where the veto line was. and they pushed it right up to there and he did what governors do which is sign. he wasn t in there creating that legislation. the last question before we go to break, ari, the president s contention that the fever is going to break somehow and a lot of folks are pontiff cating what happens to the republican party do they say we were too conservative, not conservative enough, if the tea party still has a seat in congress and more power in the senate, what does that mean for the president in terms of getting legislation passed? what is the political infrastructure. a lot of people are talking a