It is a huge mistake for him to be championing, sending money to Ukraine at the expense of trying

to figure out our border problem first.

The McConnell's problem is that he doesn't actually talk to or listen to voters or his members.

I mean, do you know, I don't think I've had a conversation with McConnell in over a year.

I mean, this is remarkable.

The guy, he's completely bubble wrapped.

Do you have concerns about it?

Well, everybody does. You know, the direction we took on this.

You gotta have leadership. I think he needs to, there'll be a lot of talk about it, you know,

when we come back, I promise you.

Now this has in large part it has to do with his handling of this Ukraine package.

This is a massive, massive bill, not just Ukraine.

It's $95 billion, $60 billion goes to Ukraine. You see another $14 billion to Israel.

There's humanitarian aid. There's also the Indo-American Pacific partners, I should say.

Look, he was 17 Republicans who voted to advance this package.

He's in the minority of the conference, but still there are still a sizable amount of McConnell supporters within the conference who say that if he wants to, he can leave this conference, he can.

There's no question in my mind that as of right now today, Mitch is the leader and he would have more than a majority support in the conference.

And the question is, does he want to?

Kevin Kramer, who is the North Dakota Republican, told me he said he's the world's greatest vote

Connor and I don't know what he might want to do.

What I can't imagine is why he would want to run again.

You had the Trump factor to it.

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