unity as they take another run, perhaps at build back better or any of the other agenda items the president wants to move through in the next couple of months. but there is also the reelection issue themselves. the speaker is a fundraising behemoth. she is by far the most powerful person inside the party. we re not talk millions of dollars. we re not talking 10s of millions. we re talking near a billion dollars raised since she has been a democratic leader in the house. and they want to ensure they can maintain that fundraising ability given the real headwinds democrats are facing heading into november. given the announcement today, she keeps the options open while not foreclosing the ability to retire after november or not seek the speakership or leader if she decides to stay on, wolf. dana, at the same time, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is trying to navigate former president trump s influence on the upcoming midterm election. in an exclusive cnn interview, mcconnell t
might influence some people and i don t want to have any influence on it. i want them to go through whatever here process is, because if i am fortunate enough to be the nominee, i want to run hard against whichever republican is up there. you can picture either one in the offense, right, either one of those guys? well, i can picture them in some office. i couped that up poorly, who she would rather face or what she thinks of ben carson and donald trump. that was her answer there. it s kind of interesting to see her with colbert. absolutely. so hillary clinton doesn t really want to weigh in on trump versus carson, she loves any time the republican debate is trump versus carson. if you are a democrat, you are probably more concerned with running against someone with more political experience like marco rubio or john kasich, perhaps, or jeb bush, who is obviously a fundraising