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been laid out by the judges committee. from a voter perspective, not much has changed. i don t want him representing me. you know, some of his policies were very good but his persona, it s worse than a five year olds. he would never get my vote again. i think that he behaves like a child. and i don t think he is the right person to lead the country. his whole life is a mess. i mean, he has been taken up on sexual charges. he has caused riots i mean, he is a despicable human being. i don t think he should be held responsible because people can make their own decisions, and people choose to make that decision on their own.
get the nation s debt under control. obviously if you look at the polling from a voter perspective, that has not always kind of that has not been as much of a priority. and obviously for the white house they have looked at the last year and said the economy is doing great, we are getting closer and closer to avoiding a recession that everybody has been predicting for a year now, why would we divert from our current course. one of the best reporters on the beat, adam, thank you for joining us. and still ahead, we ll turn to cnbc for the latest in business news. they provide a preview of the trading day on wall street. as you see, markets are in the red before the bell. the bell.
breakthrough? right. i don t think they broke through so much as they seeped in and so i think there is just this sense among these voters now that donald trump has too much political baggage and that there is other people that have a better chance of beating him. i ll share one thing that sounds obvious that these voters talk about a lot. they say if donald trump is the nominee, he gets four years but if it s ron desantis or christie gnome, they get eight years. that sounds obvious but when you think about it from a republican voter perspective, it makes a lot of sense. so it s just a simple political calculous. these voters telling you hey, i don t think he can win again. he s too weak. i still like the man personally but i ll go with someone else. yeah, i mean, it s not even that they think he s weak. they think he should be like an older statesman of the party. they and let me here is another thick tng that s interesting.
from politicians on capitol hill? do they want them to work with the other side when the other side has more power than them and help them accomplish something, or will they be okay with them holding the line? i feel, joe, when you served in congress in the 90s, i think the idea of getting nothing done was worse from a voter perspective and from a politician perspective than helping the other side accomplish something, even if you didn t totally like it. i feel like that script has been flipped. the worse thing you can do is cooperate with the other side. often, your own voters will not give you credit for even incremental progress. and i have to say, you look at how democrats have handled their majorities in 2021. they had a bipartisan infrastructure package, and they held it up because they were trying to get more and more that wasn t available because republicans weren t going to help them. that one thing they had with