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Leave rallies from time to time, it didn't mean they didn't support him. in phoenix, first big rally in 2015, people were flooding out. they were getting bored, he rambled on, he went on over 70 minutes at that one as well, but then they came back and voted for him, so you never can tell whether or not people leaving his speeches means they aren't on board with his message. sam, the other thing that is percolating today is donald trump on twitter, not just going after his fellow senators but also retweeting somebody, showing donald trump eclipsing barack obama. the fellow he retweeted and gosh...

The republican party with the tea party and to point out some of the more extreme positions taken by tea party candidates and ask republican candidates, okay, is this what you believe, is that what you want, are we going to turn back the clock literally as some tea party members seem to want to do? i suspect that's what democrats will do. >> turnout, which is sort of the underlying part to another theme that's percolating today, the anti-incumbent unrest, it is obviously mainly the animating factor as we look ahead to the midterms. it is certainly more prevalent among republican primary voters...

Tea party and to point out some of the more extreme positions taken by tea party candidates and ask republican candidates, okay, is this what you believe, is this what you want, are we going to turn back the clock literally as some tea party members seem to want to do? i suspect that's what democrats will do. >> turnout, which is sort of the underlying part to another theme that's percolating today, the anti-incumbent unrest, it is obviously mainly the animating factor as we look ahead to the midterms. it is certainly more prevalent among republican primary voters than democratic primary voter...

And ask republican candidates, okay, is this what you believe, is that what you want, are we going to turn back the clock literally as some tea party members seem to want to do? i suspect that's what democrats will do. >> turnout, which is sort of the underlying part to another theme that's percolating today, the anti-incumbent unrest, it is obviously mainly the animating factor as we look ahead to the midterms. it is certainly more prevalent among republican primary voters than democratic primary voters. 2-1, the loser would have won the democrat. do you think there's anything out of those tu...