support a donald trump. i think that all the candidatings are going to stick by this pledge. whoever is the nominee is going to get it. if. even if it is donald trurp? i this i that s a lod of the candidate. . i think when they accept another policemen so, yes,ings most of those guys are fairly honorable when they sign plenls. i know scott walker told that he signed it, seventh it back, no problem. others have already said plub lickly without question. that they will always be republican. those that we vbt heard back
this is a guy who gets a lot of exemptions to the rules. trump is still not answering the questions about jeb s substitute criticisms of him. he s still trying to make it into this personality contest. and not get in there and respond to what jeb said. the fact of the matter is, trurp s plan is on two sheets of notebook paper. jeb called him on it. what s it going to cost? hang on, everyone. hang on. you re going to get a second chance. but, again, if jeb bush wants to call in, we will welcome in any time.
a son census mot rad mant ere because the other guys, i doebt think they really defined themselves to vote eres yet. abdss, now, trurp is more e lektsble than bush abds walker according to your new pot. when the feelgd is kind of narrowed down, does that give dud trump have a lot more growth within the gop? or, do, you know, if the paid is lessoned, do wurp or two other kanld dats.
issues like immigration, but i think what trurp has done right, what has helped this engagement is he s put everybody he s put, for example immigration on the front lines. there s tremendous frustration people are tired of the political washington speak and want some real answers that get to the heart of the matter. i think once you lay out what those positions look like there s open debate but he s raising the frustrations that so many people have with washington. so i think it s a fair point to raise that conversation. how he s doing it, the manner which he does it and these kind of sexist remarks, that s the part that i disagree with. ladies we have to wrap it here. zerlina maxwell, you got shortchanged, i promise to make it up to you my friend. thanks so much. thank you as well leslie sanchez. yes, he raised his hand but would donald trump really run as a third-party candidate? gary johnson, a former third party candidate himself, joins us next. two million, four hundred
represents at this point the kind of grass roots anger out there, it s not organized, not particularly improved around certain demographics. it seems to be really individualistic in my ways. across the country, people expressing to pollsters their support for trump. why? because trump just expresses the anger and frustration. details on any of his remedies for the problems we have right now. it doesn t seem to matter. he s a rally, he does have a ceiling of support, he hasn t reached it yet. i have a feeling he s going to get there. in the meantime, he can have a lot of fun up there on stage just throwing out what i call his, it s a trurp speak. you know, where he just attacks whoever he feels deserves it but listens to the cheers of the crowd. we have to take a break here. thank you very much for joining us tonight with the big phone