US Senate Republican candidate from the great state of Georgia. This is what they serve us.

It's just it's stunning. And what stunning is that he's still in the race. And it's a

Oh, isn't it? It's within four points. I think it was the most recent thing.

What's interesting, I go back to Arizona also and Lake and you see what's so scary about her

is the packaging versus Trump. You know, Trump, it's so easy to dismiss. He's crazy. He's racist.

He's all these things. And and then when we have some of these better package candidates

to Santis and Lake and we can miss the few of the other ones, you kind of go wait a second.

If that's a message that's winning, that's where this country is. That's the scary part that

you know, we take some solace, Oh, Donald Trump, only there's only 38 to 39, 40 percent.

Still the country and the majority just is not this extremist reactionary anti progressive

type country. But then you package the same policies slicker, more appealing, more digestible.

And you go wait a second. Can you just now paint them in the corner? Oh, the crazy extremist

they're never going to win? No, they can win. And the scary part is not the candidates.

It's the numbers of people that are getting behind these candidates. These Trump

is candidates who are not Donald Trump.

Boy, kind of late to wake up for that. Yes, these candidates have been around for a while.

We have the issue sets. We have the candidates. And they connect to the American people.

And the issue sets connect to the American people. Remember, Donnie Deutsch, Morning Meaka,

Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, Morning Meaka, Democrats, particularly Hispanics and African

Americans. If you want to be in politics, if you want to be on the winning side, if you want to

have something that's urgent, vital, robust, and going to be in there in the fight every day

of helping your country, the Democratic Party is not going to be a, it can't be it. They're

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