were like, you know, this princess leia is a dud. let s give the emperor another shot. welcome to morning joe. you don t understand that, do you? nope. yeah, okay. november 7th. we ll have a lot to get to. something with star wars, right? thank you for saying it. there it is. i was worried she d say star trek. thank goodness she said star wars. ongoing confusion of those franchises, frankly, is unforgivable, star wars and star trek. mika, we can t have it. oh, really? before we get to the start of this, also unforgivable. i ll give him a lightsaber for christmas. that d be great. a little lightsaber light for the corner of the room. for the studio. also unforgivable for jets fans, willie, the situation at quarterback. it gets no better. in fact, much, much worse. yeah. they lost last night. i guess it was too late for the tabloids, but, yeah, lost 27-6. no offense to speak of. it is a shame. they have a great defense, but they re on t
going after him more pointedly because they are just tiptoeing around him. and we saw how that worked out in 2016. didn t work very well. didn t work very wrel for 2016 republicans to go after him more pointedly either. ask marco rubio, jeb bush, many of them about that. but this is difficult because they need trump s voters to come their way. don t want to alienate them. and yet, you know, typically when someone is that far ahead of you, that s your target. all right. so let s get to glenn youngkin. gave you a little preview, a little sneak peek of why he s relevant in the conversation now especially because some have speculated with desantis s campaign struggling, this is opening the door for another candidate to join. could that be governor glenn youngkin. does he want to jump in the race. here is what he told kaitlan collins last night. do you think you would be able to be a challenge to trump? well, as i said to folks i have been asked this question frequently, one, i m hu
the first time in our debate. that s right. and just quickly, jeb bush, john, what do you expect there? there s been so much talk about his campaign struggling, cutting back the staff. what does he need to do tomorrow night? well, first of all, i think he needs to reassure people for him that he s in this race to stay because there are a lot of people looking at the comments made over the weekend on the heels of those staff reductions saying the guy s got a foot out the door so that s one goal. the second goal is to re-establish himself as a strong central presence in this race. everyone thought when he raised all that money in the beginning he would be the dominant player. hasn t worked out that way. he has time. hold on a second to bring in k kasie hunt, as well. she has more to add. reporter: hey, kate. what john was just hitting on is absolutely right. i think that the stakes are extraordinary high for bush in this debate. there s a feeling especially
list of august winners and losers. donald trump and then ben carson and bernie sanders for unexpected rise in the polls. one of the losers is wisconsin governor walker. one-time iowa front-runner is falling way behind and tied with ted cruz. with the campaign struggling, walker got unwanted attention with a border proposal that has everyone talking. if this is about securing the border from potentially terrorists coming over, do you want to build a wall north? some people asked us about that in new hampshire. including law enforcement folk that is brought it up to us at an on the mall mea town hall meeting. hmm. where have i heard that one before? what i felt they should have done for the first public works program is build a giant wall across the entire border of canada.