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David CNN Pundit Rick Santorum is in trouble for a marks he made in a speech

to the Young America's Foundation. What I want to know is who could CNN bring in

to replace Rick Santorum? Oh man. This seems easy right because Rick Santorum is

totally a replacement level cable news pundit. But yes, but the fact that Rick Santorum was the

best that they could do might suggest that the criteria is a little bit trickier than we give

it credit for. I'm not saying it should be. I think you would like to pick a better person,

but it's not the simplest thing in the world. No, CNN's been trying to replace Jeffrey Lord

for like four years. We all made fun of Jeffrey Lord when he was the original pro-Trump pundit,

then they could still be trying to replace him. Yeah. It's all the turns out. I don't think

people are saying no to it. Right? I mean, if you went to anybody, any conservative talking head

who does Fox News hits, are they going to say no to CNN at a principle? No, absolutely not.

CNN would say no to them. The problem is they don't want to bring in people from the Trump

White House. Right. So you have to find a Santorum-esque third party who's sympathetic to elements of

Trumpism, but isn't actually a Trumpite. And that turns out to be a really hard thing to

locate. It's true. It's true. Maybe they should just bring in an actor playing. This is Oscar's

week. Anyway, they should bring in an actor playing a Trump supporter. Of course, that person would

end up getting like $10 million to host a Fox News prime time show. We would try to be searching

for the way we try to remember whether or not this was supposed to be ironic from the start. Anyway.

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