You think they sent Romney out there on behalf of Rubio?
And this is making you want Trump even more because you're so ticked off at what they're that's probably going to be a pretty common reaction here.
Trumpists out there are going to feel like establishment's trying to manipulate them, sucker them, and they're just going to dig in deeper.
That's why I said when I opened the program, I cannot believe they still do not get what's happening out there.
By that I mean the establishment Republicans in Washington.
Maybe everybody, establishment Democrats too.
Anyway, great to have you back here, folks.
Rush Limbaugh and the EIB network.
Telephone number 800-282-2882 if you want to be on the program.
And as I said, we're going to start with phones here.
We're going to go to Kathy in Sun City, Arizona, because people are lined up and loaded for bear on this.
Kathy, I'm glad you called.
It's great to have you here.
Hello.
Well, thank you so much, and I'm really honored to be on your show.
Well, I'll tell you this is a special day because we never take calls in the monologue section.
So you people, you really, really rate today.
Okay, well, I'm probably going to go on a roll, okay?
Yeah.
I am absolutely livid by Romney's speech.
His condescending.
He sounded like a freaking Democrat the whole time.
And first off, I'm a Cruz supporter.
I support Cruz.
But I will, if he does not get the nomination, I will support Romney.
I am so sick and tired to be lied to.
The establishment said we have to have the House in 2010 to fight Obama.
We gave it to him.
We have to have the Senate in 2014 to fight Obama.
We gave it to him.
And what did they do?
Absolutely nothing.
They've done nothing but lie.
They support the Dem.
They support Obama.
Romney wouldn't even fight Obama when he was debating him in the debates on Benghazi.
We're crying out loud.
We've got people dying in McGazzie because of Obama and Hillary, and Romney didn't do a damn thing about it.
And then we've got Rubio and McCain with the gang of eight betraying we the people.
Now Rubio is attacking the ICE and the Border Patrol agents as liars.
Then you jump on the KKK and he's talking to Trump that he won't denounce KKK, which he has over and over and over.
Why isn't Romney talking about the Democrats formed the KKK?
Why doesn't Romney talk about, and the establishment talk about Byrd and McGovern and all the policies of the Democrats where they've just decimated the black community?
I'm just absolutely livid.
I'm tired of being attacked.
I'm tired of being lied to.
They have absolutely no integrity at all.
No honor, no integrity.
They demand Trump to sign the agreement not to run third party.
And what are they doing?
Now they're threatening to possibly bring Romney up for a third party if that's the rumor is true.
And they slam Trump every five seconds.
It's like if they don't want their cake and they don't want us to toe the line and put the I'm just so upset.
But anyhow.
I know how you feel.
They tried beating Trump and driving with Jeb and they've tried it with Christie and they've tried it with them and they haven't failed.
So now they're out there making speeches and the air and the attitude and the speech is, hey, you idiots, you may not know how dangerous it's going to.
I'm here, we of the establishment.
We are here to tell you what a big mistake you're about to make.
And you hear it that way and you feel condescended to.
Well, also, they're lying to us about the unemployment.
You know, Trump's talking about bringing jobs and bringing the wages back up by getting the illegals out of this country.
They're the ones who are bringing the jobs, but all the establishment and Republicans, they live in their cushy little houses back in Washington, D.C. They don't have to worry about any of this.
My gosh, they don't even work a 40-hour week.
It's just frustrating, and I'm just tired of it.
And for Romney to come out a loser, and then you've got McCain will come out.
He's a loser.
You know, and they don't push to, they say they're conservative.
That's what's so frustrating, too.
They run and say they're conservatives, and they do absolutely nothing.
Look at the Paul Ryan budget.
Oh, my gosh, they just cramped.
They don't care.
It's all about themselves and their money and their money and their power.
And then we're supposed to work like slaves, get taxed to heck, and just come begging for the crumbs that they give us.
Well, once you start accepting government handouts, you are now a slave to the government.
Period.
For those of you in the establishment listening to this, I want to remind you one.
Nobody had to tell her what she thinks.
She thinks that, obviously, and feels what she feels on her own.
This is not the product of listening to the radio.
It's not the product of propaganda that's persuaded her.
This is what Kathy, independent of anybody else, simply because of what she's able to see, remember, observe, this is what she thinks.
It's real, is my point.
Right.
And I'm 58 years old, and I love this country, and I've seen this country just fall, fall, fall.
And it is so frustrating.
And I worry about my children and my grandchildren.
It really bothers me.
Okay, I have to ask you.
I have to ask you one question, Kathy.
You mentioned in all of this that you are a Cruz supporter.
Yes.
Now, what if Romney's speech would damage Trump?
Would that not benefit you in your quest to have Cruz elected?
Well, I would suppose yes.
But like I said, if Cruz, for some reason, had to drop out before the Arizona primary, March 22nd, which I don't think he is, I would support Trump.
I absolutely will not support Rubio Kasich.
Cruz and Trump are the only two.
And the reason for Cruz is because he's doing just what Trump is doing, maybe not so boisterous, but he has fought the establishment.
He has called Mitch McConnell out as a liar because he is.
He called Boehner out as a liar because he is.
And yeah, I'll call them liars because that's what they are.
They lie about everything.
They tell Obama, we're not going to fight you.
We're not going to fight you.
So Obama does whatever, I mean, Constitution, he's shredding it every day, and they've done nothing.
Exactly.
They've done nothing to stop it.
And then they come out and act like the problem is in their own party, but not them.
It's Trump.
Or it's Cruz or whatever.
And I hear what you're saying.
You're a Cruz supporter, but you don't want your fallback as Trump, and you don't want them succeeding in destroying the only two candidates you see with a legitimate chance to stop the direction we're headed.
Exactly, because they're the only ones who are going to call Hillary out.
Where's the Republican Party calling out Hillary Clinton?
They're responsible for the deaths of four Marines, four brave people in Benghazi.
The crisis in Libya.
The disaster of Syria, the ISIS.
And then here in Arizona, we've got McCain running out, I'll protect you from ISIS.
Well, hello, McCain.
ISIS is coming across the Arizona southern border, and you've done absolutely nothing that you have promised to do for six years to shut the border down, and you've done nothing.
In fact, you did the opposite and became gang of eight.
It's just frustrating.
The lying, the lying, the lying.
And we see it, and we're awake.
And we, the people, have had it, and we, the people, are going to fight, and we're going to take back our country.
Kathy, you have done just a fabulous job of appearing as a caller in the monologue segment of the program.
It's not very many people who can carry that load, but you have done so, and you've done so phenomenally well.
I would like to offer you a, I don't want to call it a prize, a gift, if you would like it.
You don't have to take it.
You don't have to act.
If you don't want one, don't feel obligated.
But I've got an iPad Pro here.
If you don't want it for yourself, you can give it to somebody if you know somebody who wants it.
But I would love to give you something here because you've been so good.
You didn't stumble.
You didn't stutter.
Obviously, you're speaking from your heart with profound passion.
It was great.
Well, I really thank you, but I would rather you give, since you support the military so much and the fallen officers, because my husband's retired from the EXPD, I would rather have you give it to one of the families in need, you know, the Fisher House families or one of the military families or something like that, because I really don't need it.
And I would rather you do something, give it to something like that.
That is, that's awesome.
That is so, so touching.
And you can be guaranteed that I will.
Okay.
And I'll do it in your name, name Kathy from Sun City, Arizona.
I appreciate that.
Thank you so much, Kathy.
Well done.
Superb.
Steve in Temecula, California.
You're up.
Great to have you on the program.
Hello.
Hi.
Hi, Rush.
Pleasure to talk to you.
Thank you, sir.
I just got a quick reaction.
I heard part of Mitt's speech on the way into work this morning, and it made me mad because I heard him say, we understand your anger.
And the implied message in that is, we understand your anger, but you're just going to have to get over it.
And I got a little message from Mitt.
The Republican electorate is not a bunch of completely ignorant fools.
We know who Donald Trump is, and we're going to use Donald Trump to either take over the GOP or blow it up.
And we understand, Mitt.
That might make you a little angry, but you're just going to have to get over it.
You mean to say that you understand Trump's flaws?
You understand he's not perfect.
You understand the contradictions and maybe some of the hypocrisy, but so what?
Because it's bigger than Trump.
Is that what you're saying?
Exactly.
Exactly.
And what the establishment should understand is that when you set everything up so that you get everything and leave the bill for somebody else, finally you leave them with nothing to lose.
Well, you realize there's some Republicans out there, and I hope to hear from them, some who think Romney's speech was great.
There's some Republicans that think Trump is an absolute disaster, that we're guaranteed to lose, and we're going to lose 25 years now.
We're going to have Supreme Court be total lib and everything.
You've got Republicans.
Not every Republican is of a frame of mind that you and our first caller, Kathy, are.
Many of you are, but it's still a fractured party.
Well, it may be a fractured party, but the fracture is between the Republican electorate and the GOP establishment.
And it was only within about the last year after being a Republican for decades that I finally realized, and, you know, I feel stupid for not figuring it out sooner, that these people don't really want the same things I want.
You know, I know what you mean, not having figured it out sooner.
But you can't be blamed or Republicans.
They campaign as though we're all on the same team.
They campaign using your language.
They get your support, claiming that they're going to actually implement your interests and represent you.
It just doesn't happen very much.
Exactly.
And if they were serious, if they were serious about wanting to stop Donald Trump, all they got to do is go to Kasich and Rubio and tell them, hey, guys, pull out.
We're going to unify behind Cruz.
But they won't do that.
You know why?
Because then they would have to give up their agenda.
You know, they understand you're angry, but let me jump.
That is actually a profound point.
If you look at the delegate count, we went through this a little bit today, but Cruz is, for all the talk of Trump having swept the field, and he has, Trump only leads Cruz by 100 or so delegates.
It's 336 to 220, something like that.
It is not an overwhelming lead.
And I know Trumpists don't like to hear this, but it's still relevant.
If you look at the vote in the Republican primaries that Trump is getting, and it's large, 30, 35%, it still means that there are more Republicans voting for other candidates who are not Trump.
And if you add them together, it's a greater number than Trump supporters are.
Now, don't think the establishment doesn't see that, too.
The establishment's out there telling themselves that there is more anti-Trump support in the Republican Party.
They want to coalesce.
But what they forget to calculate is exactly what old Steve here pointed out.
You cannot include the Cruz vote in the anti-Trump vote.
Well, most Cruz people will tell you they don't like Trump and they wouldn't vote for him.
But I think at the end of the day, I think they will, because there is a strain of commonality.
I guarantee you, the Cruz people aren't going Rubio, and the Cruz people are not going to go Kasich, and Carson has effectively pulled himself out.
So the establishment and their hope to coalesce all the anti-Trump support has a lot of holes in it.
And if they would try to coalesce behind Cruz instead of Rubio, they would have a much better chance of stopping Trump, but they won't do it.
And Steve is right.
The reason they won't do it, and we have stated it before on this program, they have maybe more fear of Cruz than they do Trump.
They're angrier at Trump, but they might fear Cruz a little bit more because he is a known quantity.
And they know that they're not going to be able to bully or muscle or finesse or any other tactic they might use, talk Cruz out of what he believes.
So they're kind of caught.
They're kind of caught.
If they don't want Trump, there is a way, but they don't want that way.
So now they are reduced to, first it was supporting Jib, who never had more than five points in the polls.
Now they're trying to coalesce behind Rubio, who hasn't won but one state, Minnesota, which is kind of an oddity, and is down by 20 in his own state of Florida.
It looks hopeless for them.
The evidence is all around them that the direction they want to go is nowhere near the majority of the party.
And see, they know that, folks, when you boil it all down, it's the same thing the Democrats know.
You know, I state here that liberal Democrats are a minority in this country, but yet we're being governed by them.
We're being governed by a real minority.
And the Republican establishment, same thing.
The Republican establishment way of thinking is actually a minority of thought within the party.
And they don't want to ever put that to a vote.
They would end up losing the vote.
That's what this is really all about.
That's why they're trying to thwart the vote, per se.
Because they are in the minority, but they control all the levers, just as Obama and the Democrats do.
And don't think that your average Republican voter doesn't instinctively know that.
Your average Republican voter knows that he is in the majority of the way most people of this country think.
They know, the average Republican voter knows that all of these political forces are arrayed against them by people who really represent a numerical minority.
And that just adds to the frustration.
That's not how it's supposed to work.
This is a democracy, representative republic, what have you.
So that just adds to the frustration as well.
Back after this, folks.
And here's Beth in Santa Ana, California.
Heading back to the phones.
Thank you for calling.
Nice to have you here.
Oh, it's a blessing to be with you, Rush.
It's so wonderful to speak with you.
Kathy, before you just articulated basically everything I wanted to say, except she's mad and I'm just about on the verge of tears.
I do not see any dignity or honor in any of these men.
What on earth are they thinking that all we want to hear is them insult each other?
I mean, it's so childlike and ridiculous.
I'm just so mad.
This country is hanging by a thread, and it's like Barnum, P.T. Barnum's circus.
I just don't think that's a good idea.
Beth, let me tell you what you're hearing.
You are listening in the case of Romney or anybody else that would go out.
You are listening to abject personal fear at our expense.
What about this country?
That's what I mean.
They're worried about losing what they've got.
They're worried about losing their power or their positions or whatever else.
You are focused on saving the country.
They don't think the country's in crisis.
Beth, this is the thing that they still don't.
They don't think there's a crisis.
Obama's just the latest Democrat in a long line of Democrats.
There's nothing specifically dangerous going on out there.
It's just we want to win because it's our turn to get back in power.
But you people that think Obama's posing great threat to come on grow up.
You're a bunch of kooks.
That's what they think.
Oh, that breaks my heart.
It just breaks my heart in two.
They don't think it's a crisis.
This is the thing that has always, and there are many of these things that have amazed me, but that one, there's nothing particularly different here.
Obama, LBJ, JFK, Bill Clinton is just another Democrat that we've got to beat.
And they don't see any crisis at all.
We are going to get back to your calls in just a minute here, but I want to play for you a soundbite from Tom Brokaw, formerly of the NBC Night William News.
He was on the because he was on the NBC Night William News last night in a special segment, a special correspondent.
And I want you to listen to what he says.
I guess it was a commentary.
And remember, Romney went out today and warned everybody of who?
Barry Goldwater.
Remember the Republican establishment, when they think conservative, they think landslide, humiliating defeat, 1964, Barry Goldwater.
They do not think what that wrought.
They do not think Ronald Reagan, time for choosing, the beginning of the Reagan-ism movement, which led to Reagan winning two landslides in 1980 and the Republicans being viable in California and having massive success with policy implementation, economic foreign policy.
The Soviet Union imploded the Berlin Wall came down, just magical stuff.
And they do not go there.
They go back to Goldwater.
And so to them, they're trying to scare Trump supporters into abandoning because we're just headed for a landslide defeat like 1964.
And so's Tom Brokaw.
Listen.
We've been here before.
In 1964, the Republican establishment tried to keep Barry Goldwater from the Republican presidential nomination.
They failed, and then he lost massively to LBJ in the 64 election.
Four years later, Richard Nixon made his famous comeback.
So you never know with politics.
Right, well, hey, just don't throw that off there.
Four years later, Richard Nixon made his massive comeback.
The reason is that 1964 started something.
They look at it as a landslide defeat, but 1964 started something, and that something is still alive and thriving and well.
And I'm a proud member of it, and so are you.
1964 was when conservatism officially planted itself in the Republican Party, and it grew and grew and grew.
And it is defeated when the Democrats and the Republicans together unite against conservative candidates.
Now, this is not to say that Trump is a Goldwater conservative or a Reagan conservative, but he represents the same thing Goldwater did.
A fringe outsider, not one of us, can't let this guy win.
They were happy Goldwater lost in a landslide.
That's the dichotomy here.
They think back to it and they shudder.
Oh, my God, we don't want to go through that again.
But they loved it.
They loved conservatism getting cream back in 64.
But all it was was the first step in a massive growth of a movement rooted in the founding of the United States of America, planting a flag and taking a foothold in the Republican Party.
You go back, you can find Democrats, and they're out there talking today.
You can find Democrats who were campaigning for Jimmy Carter in 1980.
You can find Democrat consultants, and they are very honest today.
They will tell you that the happiest day of their life was when the Republicans nominated Reagan.
They thought, nobody's going to elect this guy, a doddering old fool actor, a bee actor at that.
He acted with chimpanzees.
This is who the Republicans have not.
And they didn't take him seriously.
They thought it was the easiest campaign of their lives, Jimmy Carter running for reelection.
And before the polls had even closed in California on election night, 1980, Reagan had won and was declared a landslide winner.
And those Democrats who will openly admit what they thought of Reagan back then, they're talking today because they're putting in context of the now, and they are drawing parallels.
They're saying, you know, I remember what I thought about Reagan.
I remember I thought Reagan was a doddering old idiot, slobbering old fool, a gummer, a bee actor with chimpanzees, no chance.
And I'm thinking of Trump the same way.
They'll tell you this.
I said one of them was quoting a Fox this morning, and I'm thinking of Trump the same way, but they're having second thoughts now.
They're not confident, in other words, of their view that Trump is some aberration, oddball weirdo that's going to get skunked in the general.
They're worried it's going to be just the exact opposite.
You get them to be honest with you when there aren't any other Democrats around to spank them and they'll tell you they're worried sick that Hillary can't beat this back.
That's what they really think.
And Tom Brokaw.
Well, we've been here before.
1964, Republican establishment tried to keep Barry Goldwater.
The frame of reference is amazing.
Tony in Denver, you're next.
It's great to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hey, so if they succeed in destroying Trump, then they're going to turn right around and have to do the same thing to Cruz, right?
Bingo!
Bingo!
You got it!
Exactly.
That would be the next phase.
If they do, if they were able to do any damage to Trump, they would then set their eyes.
They may set their eyes on Cruz anyway.
I would, in fact, tell you that they have already been targeting Cruz.
Subtly, they haven't gone after Cruz yet the way they did Trump.
But no, you're exactly right.
Bottom line, you're exactly right.
Trump would be the next, or Cruz would be the next target.
So then my question is: what happens if Trump and our Cruz survive and they try to hijack the convention?
What do we do?
It seems hopeless.
Well, let's walk through that.
What would hijacking the convention mean?
There's only one way it could happen.
Well, look, let's pretend everybody plays by the rules.
There's only one way it could happen, and that would be if Trump nor Cruz gets 1,237 delegates.
The way the thing is structured, whoever wins the delegates, those delegates are during the primaries, during these elections, those delegates are pledged to that candidate on the first ballot at the convention.
So if Trump gets 1,237 by convention and party rule, those delegates have to vote for Trump.
Now, what you're suggesting is, well, the establishment may screw that.
They'll get back room meetings with some of these delegates and offer them who knows what or threaten them or blackmail them or whatever, get them to abandon Trump.
In other words, break the rules.
If anything like that is tried, you know what will happen, Tony?
No.
Trump will lead a walkout of all of his delegates.
And let's just pretend here.
I'm not predicting.
I'm constructing a hypothetical to answer his question.
Let's say Trump shows up with 1,100 delegates in Cleveland.
Let's say whatever happens here, he doesn't get the 1,237.
And then they make a move here.
After the first ballot, Tony, it's wide open.
Anybody can vote for anybody after that.
The first ballot is the only ballot where they're pledged to vote for whoever won their delegates in the state primaries.
Trump would lead a walkout if they attempt to deny his voters the chance to vote for him, his delegates.
Can you imagine 1,1,100 people walking out of there in protest?
It would be not work.
The establishment wouldn't win anything.
They wouldn't end up winning the White House with this.
They would cause Republicans to sit there and either go vote for Hillary or stay home or what have you.
There's no way a Republican establishment candidate will be elected president if they try this.
Now, you're probably going to come back and say, well, they don't care about that.
They don't want Trump to become president or they don't want to win either way.
Well, yeah.
So you're worried that if they try these games, that we're kind of stuck and have no recourse if the people that run the convention decide to make their own rules as they go and deny what the voters expressed in the primaries, right?
Right.
I think if something like that happens, the sentiment, the will of the people, the because it will have spoken in volumes by then.
Those would be very dicey times for the establishment.
That would be more than just making sure that Cruz or Trump didn't get the nomination.
That could actually end up being the end of them as well, because it might be the end of the party.
Because everybody's going to be reminding them, hey, you're the guys.
And folks, this is a salient point.
Now, remember, every four years, when they nominate McCain, what do they tell us?
We must unify.
They come to us and they tell us it's up to us to be good losers.
Our guys didn't win, but we must, for the sake of party unity and for dealing with the Democrats, we must come together.
We must unify.
We must support the establishment candidate.
Notice now When the situation might be reversed, there's no talk of them biting the bullet and unifying around a candidate that's not theirs.
That ends up being a one-way street, and people are going to remind them of that.
Hey, you guys remember Rolo's last election?
McCain and then Romney.
And we knew we didn't have a prayer winning.
And you told us we had to unify behind your candidate.
And we did for the sake of party unity.
Well, shoes of the underfoot, your turn.
That will be thrown at them.
The media would love this, by the way.
The media would love this kind of convention disorder thrown into what would be called brokered or backroom deals or what have you.
But not being able to predict the future, I don't know.
I think everything is set to backfire on the establishment this year.
So far it has.
Time will tell.
It's an interesting question.
Half-take a break.
Back with more after this.
You know, this is almost playing out like a comedy show script.
A press release from mccaine.senate.gov, Washington, D.C. U.S. Senator John McCain, R. Arizona, Chairman, Senate Armed Services Committee, released the following statement today on the state of the Republican presidential primary campaign.
I hear the concerns about Trump that my friend, your former nominee at Mitt Romney, described in his speech today.
I will echo many concerns that Trump's uninformed, indeed dangerous statements on national security issues have been raised.
I hate Trump.
I hate joined Mitt.
So the official statement from McCain joining our two most recent defeated Republican presidential candidates and this afternoon,
Trenton, New Jersey, Governor Chris Christie held a press conference and said this about his endorsement of Donald Trump.
I am not a full-time surrogate for Donald Trump.
I don't have a title or a position in the Trump campaign.
I am an endorser of Donald Trump.
I went out on the road on Friday and Saturday with him to announce and reinforce that endorsement.
And then I went out on Super Tuesday with him to emphasize that endorsement.
I got back to the state yesterday.
I'm going to be in the state for the rest of the week and through the weekend.
I have no current plans to go back out on the road with him again, but I will at some point, I'm sure, do so.
Translation, no more hostage video placement for me.
I'm not going to be allowed to made to be look like a cigar store Indian ever again.
This comes on the heels of these six New Jersey newspapers demanding that Christie quit because he's on the campaign trail with Trump.
He's not serving out the end of his term.
He's term limited, of course.
So obviously a little defensiveness about what happened the other night at Mar-a-Lago.
I endorse Trump.
Yeah, yeah, but for sure.
But I'm not a surrogate.
I'm not going to be standing there.
I'm not going to be gazing with longing eyes like I'm in love with a guy standing behind him on a stage anymore.
I'm not going to be doing that.
What are you, a union guy or something?
Leave me alone.
So McCain has joined Romney, and Christie has assured everybody he's still governor and is not a surrogate.
And back to the phones.
John San Diego, you're next on the EIB network.
Hello, sir.
Thanks for taking my call.
Yeah, Kathy, she set the bar pretty high.
I hope I can achieve that.
Oh, I'm sure you can, because I'm sure that.
I'm a recently converted Trumpite.
I said a few months back I'd vote for Hillary over Trump, but I changed my mind within the last week, and I'll tell you why.
It has to do with the ChiComs warning us American voters to get our minds right.
And when I heard that, I thought to myself, oh, really?
And it's funny how within the week, we got Romney coming out.
We got McCain coming out.
We got all these people going to come out of the woodwork attacking Trump.
And I'm thinking to myself, well, you know what?
I'm going to vote for Trump.
And I think what the establishment wants is Trump to go third party, you know, a la Ross Perot.
And then that'll split the vote, and Hillary gets in.
Well, let me ask you something here, John.
You said that you have become a Trumpist by abandoning Hillary?
Trump, yeah, I'm new to the cause because I said I was going to vote for Hillary over Trump.
No way I'd vote for Trump.
I'm a cruise supporter, you know, deep down.
But it's like they want to do the Ross Perot deal where it splits the vote.
Trump gets to go third party because the establishment is attacking him.
So he gets contracts.
So you think that they are abandoning their pledge to support the nominee if it's Trump, and that hopefully then would force Trump to go third party.
Yeah, I thought it was written down on paper and they signed it.
Maybe he could take him to court.
Trump could take him to court for violating the contract.
Trump takes people to court for drinking water the wrong way.
So it doesn't need to be written down.
Yeah, so I think he could just, you know, hey, the agreement's null and void.
I want to go third party, take my delegates or do whatever.
And that's what they're hoping for.
I don't think that's what's going to.
Trump, I think, is smart enough to know third party is not going to win anything.
I don't think that what's Trump is what is going to motivate Trump now.
I do think, did you hear Trump at the press conference on Tuesday night?
He was talking about Republican unity.
He was talking about growing the party.
That's the last thing the party wants.
And I think, given all this stuff going down today, I think the last thing Trump would do is go third party.
I think he's going to be totally, totally invested in taking over the Republican Party after this.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the.
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