the republican side, they should be. because it is fascinating. explain. yes, so it looks like a three-way race right now, john, heading into the final stretch to tuesday s primary. you ve got dr. mehmet oz, obviously, donald trump s-backed candidate, you have david mccormick who had been a hedge fund guy and seen as a mainstream guy, but really mov e aggressively to court trump s endorsement to the right. he didn t get it. and then you have this surging candidate at the end here, kathy barnette. and she seems to be in a real three-way race, even though she is has got much less money, has not been spending nearly as much and just this week, big outside groups are getting involved and going on the air and it has rattled the oz and mccormick camps here and the republican establishment because she s not a known figure and she s really in the hunt here. this is going to be a wild final few days here and, remember, the entire battle for control of the
class, it s just on wealthy people, you do get more support there. but biden is trying to position himself as the sort of mainstream guy who is just like everybody else and that he is in touch with sort of has his finger on the pulse of the democratic party and i think that remains to be seen. van, does he? does he more properly have his finger on the pulse of the broader democratic voting base here than, say because he goes right after aoc, for instance, in this interview and says she s fantastically well spoken, she s inspiring, et cetera, but that her positions are further to the left than most democrats. is he right? he may well be right. the thing about him, and i think what did come through in the interview, was this is a guy, he s a beloved figure in the party and in the country for a reason. he cares about real people. what s so endearing about him is he doesn t really want to fight the democrats.
who hides. people trust you when you talk about failure and it s desirable. why is it desirable? you feel good when you take responsibility for something. you don t take responsibility, you cannot improve. i ve played and lost three super bowls. biggest place you could play. in front of millions of people. i could blame my offensive line, defensive line, we didn t catch it enough, didn t make enough tackles, kick enough field goals. i put it on me. it was on me. if i would have played better, i would have thrown more touchdown passes, scored more points, we could have won. by taking that ownership of that failure, learn from it and what did i not do? how did i not prepare well? that s where success comes. couple things. you host you re a mainstream guy. but you had to get another job. you were in the real world. you were in trucking at the same time you re the quarterback of the giants. i worked for a trucking company. the salesman for $600 a month in the winter of 1926 in siou
their position on this was that he was a broad enough, a successful enough. right. bill: mainstream guy. so that this can be excused. bill: it can t be. it s madness. terrible, terrible decision. all right, mr. jones, thanks very much we appreciate it? thank you. next on the run down. two democrats will react to the common controversy. later, dennis miller on the president s immigration vision. does miller like it? upcoming. lexus holds s value better than any other luxury brand. tellichoice proclaims that lexus has the best overall value of any brand. and j.d. power and associates ranks lexus highest in customer satisfaction. no wonder more people have chosen lexus over any other luxury brand 11 years in a row. see ur lexus dear.
bill: very troubling. their position on this was that he was a broad enough, a successful enough. right. bill: mainstream guy. so that this can be excused. bill: it can t be. it s madness. terrible, terrible decision. all right, mr. jones, thanks very much we appreciate it? thank you. next on the run down. two democrats will react to the common controversy. later, dennis miller on the president s immigration vision. does miller like it? upcoming.