power and influence seems to come from trumpism? >> they're fighting. if you go to the american enterprise institute, which is the think tank, there are people who say this is not the future of the republican party. they take on board some of the critiques they make, which is we have a conglomeration of big tech corporations and big media and there's a rebellion against that elite. they take that on board and their argument is that trump-ians, they're good at fighting the culture war, they have no positive agenda. so if you take sort of what would have been the folks in the bush admission, they've moved to the right, a little more against free trade, a little less against foreign intervention, but want to use state power in much smaller ways, but to help the working class. they've come to acknowledge it's a working class party, but they're not as apocalyptic in tone or as hysterical about immigration and not as much