In the mid terms. right now our base is excited and republicans are just not. we saw that in rural pa just recently. and the interesting thing is the republican there three fourths of his ads was about the tax plan. it didn t connect. and what did he do? he talked about health care and protecting and making sure social security, medicare, medicaid and that did resonate. so we have a message that we can run on and the tax plan is not working for republicans. the president is running on his tougher immigration measures tweeting over the weekend we are sealing up our southern border. the people want safety and security. dems have been a disaster on this important issue. might play great in arizona. you are worried that it will hurt republicans in the general election. absolutely. frankly, illegal immigration is down to a 46-year low. this idea that we have some invasion of people coming into the united states, illegal
A witness, or a potential witness, or a subject as they can accumulate before they actually talk to the person they are interviewing. that gives them the ability to assess the truthfulness, to follow up on leads and information they do have and they don t know the answer to, so, yes, it and this means that they re getting closer and closer to the president himself. you re shaking your head in agreement, james, why? i am, i mean, that s normally the course the way you would do it. the only thing that troubles me and i ve had a number of people say to me that a lot of this right now are you got two individuals, manafort and one of his associates that pled guilty to conspiracy, shady business dealings. it didn t connect necessarily to donald trump. the second piece of those were two ancillary process crimes and those were lying to an fbi agent. and that was george papadopoulos and general michael flynn last week, pleading guilty to title 18 of the united states code, 1,0001. a fal
So, yes, it and this means that they re getting closer and closer to the president himself. you re shaking your head in agreement, james, why? i am, i mean, that s normally the course the way you would do it. the only thing that troubles me and i ve had a number of people say to me that a lot of this right now are you got two individuals, manafort and one of his associates that pled guilty to conspiracy, shady business dealings. it didn t connect necessarily to donald trump. the second piece of those were two ancillary process crimes and those were lying to an fbi agent. and that was george papadopoulos and general michael flynn last week, pleading guilty to title 18 of the united states code, 1,0001. a false and misleading statement. again, mueller didn t have them plead out to an underlying scheme. generally speaking, you don t want your cornerstone plea to be lying. why? because if he s going to use those two individuals to testify against the president, potentially, he s no
Carson just didn t stand out. yeah. they asked him like three questions the whole night, right? he kind of stood there. i think he was totally lost until his closing statement. ted cruz also you forgot he was on the stage there for a while. yeah. again, maybe that s because they were so obsessed on trump and taking down trump that people like ben carson and ted cruz and rand paul cruz s style, that princeton debating style or whatever he speaks in paragraphs he phrases. and for some reason that just seemed a bit out of place last night. it didn t connect, i think, the way it might have in some other setting. another person we haven t mentioned in 45 minutes is jeb bush. just saying. yeah. listen, i saw some poll that insiders say that jeb had a good night. i sure didn t see that.