Speaker 1: And now for a moment of clarity, I'm not going
to get you all stuff going crazy stupid after twenty twelve.
Let's talk about the origin story, because that's what we're
talking about here, the origin story of this movement. Republicans
will look at what happened in New York and they
will declare very clearly that the Democratic Party is now socialists.
They say, they've been saying it all day. So just
put a pin in that and just put a little
red flag and just say stupid next to it, because
it's not true. It's not necessarily what the policy is
going to be that Zohan or anybody else is going
to advocate for. What you have to look at is
what the voters are telling you, and the voters are
telling you right now. They want individuals in the Democratic Party,
and this is conservative, liberal, whatever inside the party itself.
They want someone who's going to fight for them and
that's what these candidates have indicated they're willing to do
at every level of government. Yes, Republican supporter for Donald
Trump may be sort of the figure that they're looking at,
But is the policy that they want to go advocate for.
Is the idea of what the country looks like that
they want someone out there to fight for and that
to me says a lot, because when you go up
and pull to your point real quick, when you go
and pull it back. Democrats didn't just win in liberal
portions of the country. They're winning in conservative portions of
the country. They have won thirty seven special elections. People
that should tell you something.
Speaker 2: They may the idea issue. I have always infrustrated by
the idea that all Democrats got to change their message.
They don't know what they're doing. The people aren't resonating
with the message. No, I don't think it's a messaging problem.
I think the issue is how you go about getting
power and candidate selection.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe that's why I got popcorn. Thank you, Luke.
We got some popcorn, folks.
Speaker 2: This is why you got to come to the table.
Midterms are are happening right now.
Speaker 1: Catch Michael Steele on the weeknight Monday through Friday at
seven pm Eastern on ms now.