From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

I'm looking at the New York Times who says,

we're talking about pulling around Donald Trump.

No candidate in modern history has had this kind of hold,

headed into the primaries and I'm sure that's true.

And then I'm looking up at the television and Ron DeSantis is doing an interview on ABC.

Good for you. I mean, you got to keep trying.

But it's got to be really depressing to be true.

And Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley, a number of these people like,

what are we even doing here?

Yeah, it's easy for me to say they're running hard to be in second

when Trump trips and goes down.

But in terms of the energy it takes to run for president,

that's all about being supercharged with your eye on the big prize.

That's why people go through it because it's torturous.

Oh yeah, and he's got young kids that are either in school back in Florida

or traveling with them with a tutor or whatever.

I mean, costing you a ton of money,

all kinds of legal problems, stuff like that.

And you have to be thinking sometimes,

why are we doing this?

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