This is a tough business to run for president.

You're a tough guy, Jab.

And we need to have a leader that is pretty principled. You're never going to be President of the United States by insulting your way to the presidency. Let's see. I'm at 42 and you're at three. So so far I'm doing better. Doesn't matter. So far I'm doing better. One of the many times Donald Trump insulted Jeb Bush. Jeb's son, however, cast his lot with the former president in a bid for Texas Attorney General.

Texas is precious and we must protect her.

Under the leadership of President Trump, our country was strong and vibrant again.

So how did Trump return the favor? endorsing George P. Bush's Republican rival?

You know, we, we've been trying to tell people for about five years now, tried to tell Paul Ryan, often on air, before he endorsed Donald

Trump the day or two after he called him a racist, that he's a bully and you don't, you, you

don't negotiate with bullies and you don't grovel because when you grovel with bullies

they spit in your face and that's what's happened time and time again with the Republicans

and you know again all this groveling what has it got in the Republican Party well

minority status in the Senate minority minority Senate in the House.

They've lost the White House.

They now seem to be, I mean, their two main planks right now seem to be voodoo when it comes to health care, letting people continue to die. They're on the side

with wild anti-vax conspiracy theorists. And then basically forgiving the violence of what happened

on January the 6th, trying to forget the violence, trying to ignore the insurrection.

So voodoo and violence, that's really not something that a party wants to side up with.

But Meeke again, though, on this personal front, you cannot suck up to a bully.

It never works.

It didn't work for Paul Ryan.

It didn't work for the Republican Party.

And it didn't work for George P. Bush, a guy who I'd followed his career and really

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