ronald mcdaniel refused to comment on it. what you think that is? is a fear, is that they want trump to get reelected? do you think that they agree with him, what can you attribute it to? >> it's fear, and it's cowardice. these elected officials, people that i served in congress, who republicans behind trump, they know exactly what he is. how can you listen to testimony of georgia, that the president sought to remain in power, notwithstanding having lost, and support something like that? but they are afraid. they see liz cheney, adam kinzinger, they stood up for their principles, they expose the danger and were forced out of congress. for liz and adam, there was something more important than continuing to serve in congress. it was the constitution. it was their own character, but for all too many, those things don't matter quite so much as holding their office or maybe getting better office one day, so it's fear and cowardice, and it's craven, and it's putting the country at grave risk, to even contemplate electing someone who will cling to power th

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mcdaniel, now had 4 losing seasons, giants had wound full. >> do you know who was head of national republican come the i during ronald reagan victory in 1980k from tennessee, a grown up, a businessman, before that, years before, haley barber was important. bill brock, a real heavy weight, someone with hands on election e experience. >> donald trump endorsed her, he may have to deendorse her. >> he is the w king make, in in case queen maker. >> mark simone i, expected -- >> we'll leave iran. we'll talk about the economics soft landing. front page of "wall street journal, huge story, a solve the -- soft landing we'll into a mr. wonderful kevin o'leary coming us from las vegas. stick with kudlow. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the

mcdaniel. she has four losing seasons. giants at wonderful coaches. once you have losing seasons you have to go. larry: you know who the head of republican national committee in ronaldcarried the senate? >> haley barbour. larry: senator bill brock, from tennessee, grown up, businessman who steered before that years earlier haley barbour was very important. bill brock a real heavyweight. someone with hands on election experience. i agree with mark. ronna is a very nice person. i don't see the election experience. >> donald trump endorsed her. he may have to deendorse her. until he does she stays. that is the way it works. or in this case the queen maker. larry: that is the way it works. joe concha gets last word on that. mark simone i expect a full-fledged assault on iran coming up on your radio shows. folks, next we'll leave iran for a moment. we'll talk about the economic soft landing, front page of "the wall street journal" today, huge story. we'll have a soft landing which probably means we will not have a soft landing. we'll ask mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, coming to us from soft landing in las vegas. stick with "kudlow". ♪. setting spanning over 280,000 acres.