people's appetite for policies that are about government largesse even if they would benefit them. by that i mean, you know, the working man or woman may be benefited from a single-payer plan. but they feel like it's too expensive. even though they would be the beneficiary of the plan. and that's something to remember in terms of the visceral versus the intellectual. is that you're better off with this in politics than this. serve d seven days out of seven. i still think the problem with the granular stuff, i know in the primary you have that kind of stuff and move toward the center and the general, this is a different world that we're living in right now and i think every day that's spent by democrats not showing that they get how people feel about this president, about this country, but that they have great ideas, is that they waste it. >> i think it depends. i think that's absolutely true. donald trump has tapped into people's racial anxieties, economic anxieties but he did try to repeat that messaging around immigration, the scare tactics and fear mongering in 2018 to very little success.