So Trump at his own rally in Florida last night to counter program the Republican debate and

he had an opening act that, I don't know, it just raises some red flags for me, and the

opening act went about as expected. 93 W-I-B-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-Sey show, I'm Rob, Casey's out today. Ethan Hatcher in for Casey.

I think one of the knocks on Trump is that he has alienated a lot of people

and some of the people that he has alienated that should be

voting for him based on policy are people who don't see him as a serious person.

Sure. Is that a fair assessment?

That and I think he is enamored with star power and stardom and the appeal of fame and he links himself to these people who are absolute stinkers which I think

we're going to talk about in this segment and we saw that in his in his

administration when he put people like Amorosa and by the way these people

almost it seems like they almost always bite him in the backside that he puts to these people who he gets enamored with because he knew him in business or or like his lawyers now.

Throwing him under the bus and it keeps happening and so one of the things, if you were Trump,

and you were to have, let's just pretend,

for argument's sake here, that the 20-20 election

was totally on the up and up and mass mail and

balloting in places like mass mail and balloting in places like Pennsylvania

had nothing to do with the outcome. Wouldn't you as part of your deep dive

and your comeback?

Wouldn't you take some stock and hey,

what are some of these little pockets

that I might have lost that I should be winning

and why I didn't win these people and what can I do to try to bring

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