This is the greatest

part.

This is where we get excited here.

You know, Cori Bush was not exactly Al Gore in 2000 there where he gave a very gracious speech.

We have a lot of anger from Tom Massey.

Now, Tom Massey, the Trump world has been going after him for a while, and they finally took him out.

And I think he kind of knew he was going to go down.

But we've all made mistakes, and can't we now find it in our hearts to forgive them and go on and do what we must do as citizens?

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Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, Harris, uh, Kamala Harris did not have a concession speech, and, and neither did Mitt Romney.

And I remember I was at Fox, uh, doing, uh, a TV hit, and, uh, was, we're talking to...

And this was on election day 2012.

And Romney seems very confident.

And I thought Obama would win.

Mm-hmm.

Is that what you're hearing and seeing, or is he watching a choir that he is preaching to?

Well, his style plays right now in Oklahoma and Alabama.

That's where he should stick.

If he goes to Maine, the chances of Susan Collins winning plummets.

That's why she does not want him in Maine.

And I think she's a very good candidate.

But Trump's numbers, as Larry said, They're abysmal right now, and he cannot go to these purple states, especially blue states like Maine.

Seems to be a missed opportunity to address or spin or try to undermine the criticism.

Yeah, it's hard for me to see it as the controls slipping, honestly.

Well, I mean, he did lose some primaries.

He wins 95% of them, as he said.

But at the same time, I do think...

I'm kind of baffled because he ran a great campaign in 2024.

Won all seven battlegrounds.

Won the popular vote.

Yeah, keep talking while we describe them.

they get to him, though, to do

that? I mean, some of them can.

You know how he takes everyone's phone calls.

But overall, this is a problem.

And Karl Rove saying he's a little worried, I mean, he's a lot worried.

And these are not the headlines that they want.

Iran, tariffs.

Could it be?

Yeah.

I mean, you're already seeing Trump set it up, so I mean, Republicans are gonna have a tough election.

It's just a matter of how bad it is.

Are they gonna lose the House, the Senate, or both? And a lot of that is also the SAVE Act.

He's so frustrated at Senate Majority Leader John Thune for not passing the SAVE Act, not getting rid of the filibuster.

Thune has said, "Listen, we don't have the votes." So, you know, Trump, when he loses, he never says, "Well, the buck, buck stops with me.

Blame me." It's always somebody else's fault, and that's exactly what he's doing here.

I mean, are Republicans running, that are running in swing districts, is that gonna help at all?

Um, I think maybe he would've liked to have dealt more with economic things this first year, but that didn't work out that way, but he's probably still gonna wring his hands, that he, you know, he's had a good first year.

year....

Yeah, that's right, and, and look for a lot of optimism about how the economy is going to improve as the year goes along.

Now, we'll see if that's, that works.

Remember, uh, former President Joe Biden termed Bidenomics, and I remember, uh, appearing on Fox and, and, uh, saying, "Well, that's either gonna be a great campaign motto or it's gonna be a punchline," and it really ended up being a punchline as people really thought the economy had soured under Biden.

So now, Trump will also mention, uh, Biden.

He mentioned him about 16 times last year, uh, to contrast his record with Biden.

Uh, uh, the taxes may be a little bit better, the prices may not be skyrocketing like they were, but Easy Street is still not quite there.

But he's probably still gonna wring his hands that he, you know, he's had a good first year.

year.Yeah, that's right.

And, and look for a lot of optimism about how the economy is going to improve as the year goes along.

Now, we'll see if that's, that works.

Remember, uh, former President Joe Biden termed Bidenomics, and I remember, uh, appearing on Fox and, and, uh, saying, "Well, that's either gonna be a great campaign motto or it's gonna be a punchline," and really ended up being a punchline as people really thought the economy had soured under Biden.

So now, Trump will also mention, uh, Biden.

He mentioned him about 16 times last year, uh, to contrast his record with Biden.

The prices may not be skyrocketing like they were, but Easy Street is still not quite there.

But what do you think they should do both internally and externally? Most specifically, of course, when we talk about internal free agent decisions, Brees Hall.

I think they should keep Brees Hall.

And I think even though there is a lot of rumors that, and I don't blame them, that if you're on this Jets team, you're tired of losing, and Brees Hall is in that crowd.

At the same time, he just broke 1,000 yards for the first time.

Obviously, he's had injuries in the past.

I think he can be an explosive player.

The good news is our offensive line, we've invested in it.

If they're just... positions or a certain direction you'd like to see the Jets go in you can keep it vague however you'd like to talk about it but what do you think the Jets should do draft wise here