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according to a national poll only 16% of

Americans believe the Republican

Alabama candidate Roy Morris is

staying the Senate race following

allegations of sexual misconduct

with teenagers, 16% or as Moore calls it, old enough percent.

Oh, I get it. Took me a second.

It's only 16%. So about supportive.

We got this text, Judge Roy Moore should pledge to resign the day after he's sworn into

office. That'd be a good plan, but the problem is most politicians aren't actually about

their ideas. They're about them being in office.

Sure. Which has always bothered me. Very seldom, you see a politician who would be in

a position where they'd say, I don't care if it's me or him, as long as this idea that

we both agree on is no, you want the power. And because if he just cared about his ideology,

then he could, but yeah, that would work. Then he could just say, I'm on the ballot, vote

for me. I'll resign day one. Governor reports a point to different Republican. And there

you go. Sure. In fact, let's ask the governor. You got somebody in mind. How about Joe Jones

over there? Well, Jones poor choice. That's the other guy running Smith. How about old man

Smith? Everybody loves Smith. Okay. Great. So vote for me. You'll get Smith. You'd think

they could do that. But a quick follow up on the insurance thing. A friend of mine who

is in a business and knows about health care and that sort of thing. If you lie in an insurance

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