overstate, you know, his criticisms of elizabeth warren or gun issues. he's kind of a product of our time where you want to make the news cycle by saying something outrageous. we think donald trump says outrageous things. well, his son seems to at times want to one up his father. >> yeah, and you know what. i have always found perhaps the emotional and psychological part of that relationship may be something that history will show to be quite fascinating and important. look, doug, the republican party under trump is so different from what it was, right, with the bush family at the helm. and there used to be, remember, fox news used to be on the sort of midstream republican side of things. and then now they went over to trump and abandoned the likes of the bushes. there's a new original series sunday here called "the bush years, family, duty, and power. quartz you're a contributor. what do the bushes think now about where their party is? >> you know, there's a book out called "the last republicans"