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the winds have picked up considerably in just the last few minutes, thank you, what is going on there? it looks like you have to hold on to stand up? you really do, sean, and we almost got blown over here. it gives you a sense of the power of this storm, it keeps increasing. and the people here who are either watching their homes and their communities on television or those who have decided to write it out just have a long, long way to go. florence has slowed down now and it s just creeping along, where nearly when you are in an area like this that is the worst of the worst, it only lasts a couple of hours. this is going to be 24 hours of hurricane force winds that we are just now really feeling the real effect self. to the rising tide is coming in. it is a terrible combination with the storm surge that will certainly destroy the dock and send these dock sessions into town to destroy everything and anything in the path. and watch the rain come down, it will be 40 inches of r ....
We are obviously airing clips of him, it seems like, every single hour. but how do republican primary voters feel about chris christie, michael? he is a minus 56 [laughter] he is a minus 56. you know, his favorables are somewhere around, you know, 10%, maybe, 15. and that s the problem, because he s gone after trump, they don t like him, which brings us right back to how this conversation started. yeah, you know, people say, well, i think we need to go with someone else, we need to get someone electable. we need to have and at the end of the day, what are they going to do? they re gonna vote for trump in this primary. y all need to get over this. i mean, everybody is trying to find the angle. it ain t working. desantis ain t it. and kristie, if he was sitting with favorability among the republican primary voters in the 30s, or the 40s, oh, he would be killing it right now. but he s now got to make up a ....
This primary. y all need to get over this. i mean, everybody is trying to find the angle. it ain t working. desantis ain t it. and kristie, if he was sitting with favorability among the republican primary voters in the 30s, or the 40s, oh, he would be killing it right now. but he s now got to make up a minus 56, where people go, you re gonna take out the guy that i have been riding and dying with for the last six years. and i m gonna go to you? i don t see how that narrative works. and to david s last point, when all of this happens, and someone eclipses the king, what do you think that king is going to do? you think trump is just gonna go quietly to that big night, and say, here s all my money, all my voters, all my donors, all my supporters, go and become president. [laughter] okay, we are gonna leave it there. because i will tell you, if you ....
Protection there. it would just be disrespectful. you know, lisa, when she was telling me that, it was one of those moments on this program that i ve had more than once. where it s, well, i know this person. and let me just explain to you, audience, why she s saying this this way. what was your reaction, when you heard her say that, i m sure you did, on this program. and the way, over the years, up until this trial, she had been pushing herself away from the word rape in the story. to me, it s all about a woman who grew up in a small town in indiana in the 40s. i think there was a curse around the word rape. a victim of rape was what i think what called damaged goods. i think that was sort of the way it was thought of. ....
i find it disrespectful to the women who are down on the border who ve been raped around the clock down there without any protection, they re young women, tried to come into the as you know, they re there by the thousand. the women have very little protection there. it would just be disrespectful. you know, lisa, when she was telling me that, it was one of those moments on this program that i ve had more than once. where it s, well, i know this person. and let me just explain to you, audience, why she s saying this this this way. what was your reaction, when you heard her say that, i m sure you did, on this program. and the way, over the years, up until this trial, she had been pushing herself away from the word rape in the story. to me, it s all about a woman who grew up in a small town in indiana in the 40s. i think there was a curse ....