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And our chairmen have been significant. >> you term in metropolitan journals that jerry nadler and you are not seeing eye to eye on these questions and you're not seeing eye to eye with a large number of people on that. so my broader question about the caucus -- >> that's not true. >> my broader question about the caucus. >> it may be true that's what they're saying but it's not true -- >> definitely what they're saying. >> yes. you have to make that distinction. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> the -- the question about the caucus is, i'm wondering, since you're focused on 13.5 months out,...

Understands right from wrong in the way that other -- >> 2 years and 9 months. it's -- let's see, 13.5 months until -- you know -- let me say that the president is responsible for his actions. whether he has any scruples or understands right from wrong, he has certainly made some decisions that have called that into question. here we are, again, as i said. our founders -- our founders -- wanted to protect our republic. they did not want a monarchy and again they established a constitution that would prevent that from happening. guardrails. they didn't expect that everyone would be -- exemplary...

She's the only one who's had sustained momentum. warren and sanders was sort of occupy the same space in the democratic field and it really sort of preventing each other from taking biden had on. do they start to mix it up? they've been lockstep up until now. the third dynamic, people like pete buttigieg, kamala harris, cory booker, who seem kind of stagnant, can they finally have their brick to make breakthrough moment that they can then sustain coming out of this? >> bret: the moderates are largely off the stage except for joe biden. maybe you can put amy klobuchar. >> amy klobuchar just bar...

Every american in every state a voice to ensure fairness in the political process. let me break it down evenns further because joni ernst is right. we can't have new york, new jersey, illinois, and california -- the highest taxed states with the most violence, the most anti-second amendment, and the most poverty because of their liberal policies -- 13.5% state tax in california -- they don't get to pick the president for the rest of the country. it has nothing to do with race, it's a fair representation for all regardless of whether they live in a big city or that red state called rest of amer...

Electoral college is to give every american in every state of voice to ensure fairness in the political process. let me break it down even further because joni ernst is right. you can't have new york, new jersey, illinois, and california -- the highest taxed states with the most violence, the most anti-second amendment and the most poverty because of their liberal policies -- 13.5% estate tax in california, they don't get to pick the president for the rest of the country. it has nothing to do with race, it's a fair representation for all regardless of whether they live in a big city or that re...