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Republican primaries the last few cycles, they tend to have this love affair with kind of the more outspoken, if you will, outrageous candidates, and then they start coming back to at least some sense and what they think is reason to elect someone who they believe is more electable. donald trump may be a little bit different in this situation, im not sure. i think hes probably hit a max in terms of his top level of support. but that might be enough to kind of carry him through. the problem i thi...

Being the first to come out there. you can see the fundraising appeal is already in my inbox. he thinks it can help him get some financial benefits. it will be rough. he doesnt have the establishment side that jeb bush has. he has rand paul mike huckabees. he thinks he can unite the tea party folks and libertarians and come out ahead. >> if you look at conserbtive buzz he gets high marks. he came to walk as a freshman center. he rode the tea party wave conservatives love him, fought only because...

Voight with outside interests. mississippi race, thad cochran, the long-time incumbent won yesterday. tea party and conservative republicans this morning now invigorated, angry, saying that the republican leadership in washington just doesnt get it. they will not give up. they will keep fighting to demand change but on republican establishment side, both in mississippi and particularly here in oklahoma, everybody pleased they believe the right man was nominated and oklahoma voters made their own...

For president in 2016, will have to pay homage and get through a republican primary. >> the idea of christie kind of paying homage to a faction that disagrees with him is kind of -- itll be interesting. itll be interesting to see. but, yeah. i think the republican establishment is acutely aware of the issues that they have. you saw that when you look at ken cuccinellis race. i think there were some in the republican party on the establishment side who wish he would have lost by a little more. it...

You have folks on the establishment side who really really dont like him in congress and theres a lot of talk of boehner and to what agree that matters and youre saying it kind of doesnt, newt gingrich can run as someone outside of both -- >> he can run as an outsider of the establishment having been rejected by the establishment. isnt that ironic? >> kind of funny. >> thats the crazedy time were in. >> everyone accepts the fact his 94 doesnt like him. it works great for him, washington doesnt l...

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Not. >> we have to stop illegal immigration. we have to do it. we have to do it. we are a dumping ground for the rest of the world. we are. a dumping ground. i dont mean to be disrespectful, but when a man has a problem and hes got his wife or his girlfriend and they move her over to the border for one day, has the baby on the other side of the border -- our side -- now that baby is a citizen of our country for however long the baby lives. hopefully a long -- its wrong! its wrong. >> clearly, tr...

Not. >> we have to stop illegal immigration. we have to do it. we have to do it. we are a dumping ground for the rest of the world. we are. a dumping ground. i dont mean to be disrespectful, but when a man has a problem and hes got his wife or his girlfriend and they move her over to the border for one day, has the baby on the other side of the border -- our side -- now that baby is a citizen of our country for however long the baby lives. hopefully a long -- its wrong! its wrong. >> clearly, tr...

He did not double-down on the bernanke comment and delivered a moderate-sounding business senored the speech to business-friendly audience that was warmly received in new hampshire and had a more moderated tone while he was there and he is testing the waters on both sides of the aisle, but this is a big reason why though. we have still seen that the establishment is not totally thrilled with the candidates. mitt romney is someone who has been running since 2006 essentially, and really, you know,...