kellyanne, does he have a shot? no, there are career politicians and career candidates. he was on the cover of vanity fair saying i was born to do this in the addition of that magazine was still on the newsstands when he was dropping out of the race. from vanity fair to vanity project and people don t like serial losers, they don t like people who keep coming back, a political recidivist, repeating his crime again and again but folks, remember, they live off when you take your family on a vacation paying post-tax dollars for your hotel room for your fund, your food, for your leisure, they all live off their campaign funds. greg: that s all they do. i will never forgive him for root canal. awful, dirty jobs. i found myself getting a root canal ten years ago and posted it, but i was hosting a show called dirty jobs, i wasn t running for the senate. so, you know, yeah, take whatever pictures you want, good luck. greg: he s every worst he will not he believes a
launches scheduled for 2017. so awesome. right now, a lot of hand wringing among the political class over so-called non-professional politicians making waves in the early part of the presidential race. like billionaire real estate developer donald trump. brain surgeon dr. ben carson and former hewlett packard ceo carly fiorina. what s driving middle americans to embrace the campaigns and ditch the old career candidates is the question. chief correspondent jonathan hunt ventures to california to find out. thanks so much. palm dale here in the heart of the antelope valley is a racially and economically diverse city and a plain spoken one when it comes to presidential politics as we found out in our conversations from the bookstore to the barber shop, to the horse ranch. i think people are really