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i've got to tell you, as a former chair of the d's, democratic party , jumping into a primary race, pitting republicans against republicans is something that almost never happens. there's a lot of political risk for donald trump here. he's got to support strange, which is kind of strange, forgive the pun. if you listen to the politics of judge moore and you look at the numbers, got about 40%. donald trump was being consistent with trumpland, but he certainly would be endorsing moore, but he hasn't. it's going to be interesting, not only tonight, whether moore or strange wins. >> a couple things about that, tucker. >> tucker: lisa, i'm sorry to cut you off. i think the president unexpectedly -- >> by all means. [laughs] >> tucker: has walked on. he's about 10 minutes early.
i've got to tell you, as a former chair of the d's, democratic party , jumping into a primary race, pitting republicans against republicans is something that almost never happens. there's a lot of political risk for donald trump here. he's got to support strange, which is kind of strange, forgive the pun. if you listen to the politics of judge moore and you look at the numbers, got about 40%. donald trump was being consistent with trumpland, but he certainly would be endorsing moore, but he hasn't. it's going to be interesting, not only tonight, whether moore or strange wins. >> a couple things about that, tucker. >> tucker: lisa, i'm sorry to cut you off. i think the president unexpectedly -- >> by all means. [laughs] >> tucker: has walked on. he's about 10 minutes early.
day just getting two democrats and republicans on television, they're just silly. why would i get involved in a field where somebody's going to -- i know going in, just because their republican and i'm a democrat or i'm a republican and they're democrat, we're going to disagree every single day. >> maybe you would get in, because 43% of the country are not in the r's or the d's, but they're among the i's and they're looking for leadership. >> well, i think the biggest problem is, the political system has become so big, you can be an independent. but republicans and democrats, they're so powerful, they've all sold their soul to special interest groups. i think you can be an independent but if really becomes irrelevant, you have to pick a team. >> sir charles, thanks so much for being here. >> no, thank you for having me.
campaign for them, talk to my friends about them. but right now i'm not getting that from the democratic party. like i say, governor kasich from ohio, just listen to him. he talks about being inclusive. because what politics really are, there's a certain amount of people going to vote democratic, a certain amount of people are going to vote republican. you have to try to manipulate a 5% to 7% and go one way or the other. and the republicans have always used negativity. like i say, when there was gay marriage or abortion, now it's immigration. and that's the problem i've always had with the republican party. >> i'm going to talk about governor kasich and the republicans in one second, just one final question on the d's, what about bernie sanders? or what if joe biden gets into this? >> well, you know, bernie sanders has not inspired me yet, to be honest with you. no disrespect. and i say, i need somebody -- i'm going to campaign with this