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it depends on different electorates. sometimes, is we have seen, there's a backlash to that. there's an idea of, well, no, we get a say. and sometimes it can take on its own momentum. i remember particularly in 2004 that once carry started winning it all went very quickly. it was like, okay, this is the guy, and the sort, of let's begun done with, this let's go after george w. bush. you saw this in 2020, we are because of covid, but tell me about how the sense of inevitability can work in both directions. >> it's fascinating, chris, because all those races are different. i think one of the reasons we lost new hampshire was voters there were saying, wait, we're going to basically give the nomination this easily to this newcomer, barack obama? they wanted us to run the gauntlet. trans different because he was president, he's got depopulate already, but one question would be, if haley beats him in new hampshire, trump is always at his worst when he thinks people thinks he's a loser. in that case he would be a loser. now my sense is, even nicked in new haremebut he hampshire, i agree with sara. there's a path, it's a super narrow path on a perilous windy mountain, but it exists and we know in politics we get surprised. the great difficulty for haley is super high. i agree, unfortunately. i would like to let the rays continue. >> sarah, let me person something you said, when you think of the establishment or rhino, trump did a riff on who the other day where he called