but i doubt that's going to happen. and i don't know what the future of the republican party is. i've been listening to michael steele now for a about week and a half, two weeks, wherever he's on, talking about the future of his party. i don't think there is a future for his party, the way it's currently constructed, with the basis of their beliefs. it's not there. it's just not there because it's not real. michael? >> yeah, no, i think mike makes an excellent point, which is why there is a battle line clearly drawn inside the party by the likes of liz cheney and mitt romney and adamkinzinger, myself, and a host of republicans who are not so much fighting for the future of the party, but fighting for a set of principles that are important, whether they reside inside of this things called the gop is another matter. so, you know, the battle line is not over, oh, gee, do we have a republican party tomorrow? that's not what it's about. it's about, do we, as citizens,