towards his work on a comprehensive immigration campaign. >> yep, kennedy. >> which he then disavowed and started running and voting against the individual parts of it. what rubio is saying, and i think there's some truth to this, that comprehensive immigration reform is actually at this point actually a bad idea. i agree with him on that. i think you have to de-comprehensivefy it. you have to say, i think the problem is we have insufficient number of legal pieces, and it's a two-bureaucratic system. make that number bigger, and suddenly treat it as a prohibition problem rather than treating it as a criminality problem, and you can flip it. but i think rubio has played it pretty well so far. the thing is, he's now the front-runner in the betting markets. >> if he can -- look, he got away with the cnbc debate, because somehow he never was prepped on this particular issue, which is the biggest glaring weakness of marco rubio, right? which is at one level, you can say he's achieved the perfect level of strategic ambiguity on