Well, howdy there internet people, Lids Boa again.

So today we are going to talk about Trump on CNN.

To be honest, this wasn't something I was going to talk about,

because frankly, I didn't see the need to cover a CNN sponsored

info-merchal for Trump but lots of questions about it. So before this happened pretty much everybody was like yeah this is a horrible idea

CNN shouldn't be doing this they did it anyway yeah it was a horrible idea they

shouldn't have done that they lost control of it almost immediately.

They tried to run a soft interview with Trump, which was just a horrible idea. And things went downhill. That's what the coverage is on. I mean that is pretty much

all of the coverage and I get it that's what people are mad about, that's where the outrage is directed, they're mad at CNN for doing this.

But it's kind of skewing people.

That's all they're focused on. The thing is there's something we can learn from this.

We got a glimpse of Trump's campaign of what he actually plans on running on.

And the new Trump,

same as the old Trump.

Same as the old Trump.

Riged. Trump rigged. He's going to lean into that. He thinks that that's his ticket in.

And it's not. Only 63% of Republican and Republican leaning people believe that. You can't win with that. You cannot win with that. If he campaigns on

it was rigged, he is going to lose. He's going to lose. He's going to lose. This is a very partisan topic. It should be something that is near 100%.

If he's hoping to win, as polarized as this country is, running on it was rigged, it's not going to do it.

It is absolutely not going to do it.

If you can't get all of your side

in a country as sharply divided as the US is right now, you can't win. And keep

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