could do it. that s a success story all across the state. he has to run against obamacare in a state where obamacare is a massive success. i m not saying that as a partisan, i m saying that as a cold hard fact. he s never in the state. they don t like him that much. he doesn t win by huge margins. he s in big trouble this time. thank you, guys. good to see you both. thank you. in today s office politics, my msnbc colleague and co-host tamron hall, you re going to hear the advice she got from the person who inspired her most in her life. and we ll nearly come to blows over where to find the best mexican food. but i asked her what s behind her job. it s a passion of mine, as is today, as is the case with msnbc. but it comes from a different spot. but the show is one hour long, news, magazine show. and i m with family members who
new iphones coming out. this is all part of the big master plan. i m sure apple was thrilled about this. brian kilmeade, where are you? hi, tucker. i m on the field. sitting next to me is the man on camera more than bill o reilly and greta van susteren combined. this is joe, welcome back. i wear your ring at the beginning and give it back at the end. peyton manning walks away with his fifth mvp, surprising? not at all. i liken it to the great artist, picasso, he is the greatest and deserves it. he s amongst the greatest right now. it doesn t change his legacy if he doesn t win, only enhances it. and right now tom brady and joe
them a whole lot more than some of the guys you did support, but my question is, if the guy you targeted doesn t win the guy you targeted wins the primary anyway, will the club say, okay, we lost the primary, but we re going to go ahead and try to help him win the general? is that the club s position, or do you leave the guy bleeding that you stuck? well, that s another presumption that s not correction. the club for growth is not an organization that backs all republicans in all elections just because we want a republican majority. we want a conservative majority. if we believe that the candidate running in the general election will fight for conservative values, yes, we ll support them over the democrat. if we don t believe that they will, then we won t. is there well, one final question. is there a criteria? something that a person could go to and say, yeah, this is what the club will stand for? is it the authenticity of that person s views, and who makes
it s not working. let s try something new. let s try some fresh ideas from some of these new guys that are out there, in touch with america. they breathe air that is outside of the washington d.c. bubble, and how nice is that? they re not drinking the potomac water. i think that s a good point. let s say you have a challenger. he doesn t win. should we then unite behind a person who is the nominee believing, look, may not be the perfect republican, but he s better than any of the democrats that, you know, might win if he doesn t? is that a valid thing to do? i think we should do that, but our sense, particularly since 2010, 2012, is that sometimes there s two sets of rules, because sometimes the tea party guy wins the primary and the establishment republican bolts the party and splits the vote. it happened in alaska. it happen eed in florida. it happens other places, and sometimes our activists feel like they re supposed to do the
most people don t know, was one of the first to file a lawsuit to demise obama care. and that is the very reason that i m here. i view criticism of obama care as just making life more cushy for the rich. especially with these people out here against obama care, i wanted to show my support for it. it s exciting to be on your parents insurance if you can t get it otherwise. connie schultz, clearly terry mcauliffe has not run away from obama care. in fact, this has been a focal woipt point of his conversation, the benefits of the state of virginia. if he doesn t win, what does that mean? i am having a hard time imagining he won t win at this point. i think ken cuccinelli wishes he could make this a referendum on the affordable care act. but this is not a good time in virginia to be a tea party hero, which is what he has been repeatedly identified as. it s 170,000 employees in virginia, federal employees, 30% of north virginia depends on