fighting al qaeda. well, you know, this is a place where tulsi gabbard should be the strongest, but in my point, she s the weakest. she is a flip flopper. she s waivered on this. in 2015, 2014 receiving pats on the back from shell matterson, same tulsi gabbard meeting up with iran. to say she s got some explaining to do is an under statement. what are her motivations to equate saudi arabia to iran is one thing, but over having policy agreements with saudi arabia is really puzzling to me. this is an international network. dana: from a debate standpoint, she was so effective at skewer withing kamala harris. that could have been the only thing we were talking today. but because she made that attack against president trump attend about al qaeda, that doesn t
third less popular. we are party of trump. and if you go against him as intensely jeff flake has been, ramifications for the base, especially in arizona. do you think jeff flake primary donald trump and get this going at a national level? i think it s a nice pipe dream in this room. i don t know how it works in iowa, new hampshire. as much as i want to believe there is this room for more independent, more moderate republicans, i just don t know if trumpism is leaving any time soon. and it s more than likely he ll run for president again. i would like to see for debate standpoint but i don t think there is any chance of him winning. you are mccain. don t you think on principal they should, you sound resigned about the party? because i know what the party is. what is the party? it s trumpism right now. have no doubt about it.