Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about Trump's poll numbers at CPAC and what they mean and what they don't mean and

why it hasn't changed some people's opinions.

We're gonna do this because we got a message

and I think if we follow this all the way through,

it'll be pretty enlightening.

So, Bo, what you haven't said anything? Since CPAC ended, you've

made it clear that you don't think Trump is really a contender this year.

Trump got 62% of the vote at CPAC. Can you explain why you and others

don't think he'll win? 62% seems like a strong lead. Yeah. I mean that's okay. Actually no those are horrible numbers. Okay. Who was

at CPAC? Trump. He's the big name. He was the big draw. His people showed up to see him.

A lot of the other candidates, they didn't even bother showing up because CPAC is no longer the big draw that it once

was. Why? Because it leaned in really heavily on Trump, on MAGA, and it's kind of put itself into a little bit of irrelevance.

A whole lot of candidates did not show up.

Since they didn't show up, their people, their fans, those people who are in the Republican,

you know, center group, those people that show up to stuff like this, if their candidate isn't going to show up

they're probably not going to show up. 62% for Trump at an event where he was kind of the only big name? Those are bad

numbers, not good numbers. Those are just of Republicans, just of Republicans who are primary voters and just of

Republicans who are primary voters who would go to CPAC.

And he couldn't really even, I mean 62% isn't great.

It is not great.

So I don't know about other people. I'm not even sure who you're talking about,

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