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The full context of who ted cruz has become. we cannot forget, we have to remember how donald trump talked about this man's wife like a dog. >> and his dad. >> and what did he do? well, and his dad with these mythical fantasies. what did he do? he ran back to donald trump. he said, please, please, take me in. donald trump laughed and took him in. we remember this whole -- watching him backtrack, the only thing i think is appropriate for us to say is we see ted cruz. he does not necessarily have the testicular fortitude it takes to stand up for people who are bullying him, which is not going to...

Is talk to the crowd he's not reading the prompter. call the republican candidate races, watch him backtrack and apologize. we beat this not out of him. that is not the way this guy works. he is just not going to take it. i don't know why they thought this was going to be a pushover and even democrats as you saw earlier in the week with that, the threat on twitter where they quietly acknowledged even democrats are starting to acknowledge this battle with the "squad" is not going how they planned. jesse: it's a good point because if you look at bush or reagan, romney, mccain, they are all calle...

Is talk to the crowd he's not reading the prompter. call the republican candidate races, watch him backtrack and apologize. we beat this not out of him. that is not the way this guy works. he is just not going to take it. i don't know why they thought this was going to be a pushover and even democrats as you saw earlier in the week with that, the threat on twitter where they quietly acknowledged even democrats are starting to acknowledge this battle with the "squad" is not going how they planned. jesse: it's a good point because if you look at bush or reagan, romney, mccain, they are all calle...

Nationalism component of the agenda. both the protectionism and the desire to cut immigration, including legal immigration. basically, what he is doing is trying to protect one sliver of the economy that has been shrinking. we're down to 150,000, roughly, steel -- people working in aluminum and steel, at the expense of not only the kind of metro areas that are very integrated into the global economy but also other manufacturing areas. that's why this is so divisive. it helps the steel and aluminum producers, but it imposes a cost on all of the industries that use those inputs to manufacture. a...