what do you think is really happening, ajay?> you know that saying, "if it's too hot in the kitchen, get out of the kitchen." but why would anybody want to go into a hot kitchen in the first place? so many moderate republicans are now thinking from a job satisfaction standpoint, from an effectiveness standpoint that they can't operate in that hot kitchen, where they're so polarized, where, you know, they're riled up by the left extremes and the right extremes, and they're stuck in the middle. they know that whatever they do, you know, they're only bringing a bucket of chlorine into an ocean of divisiveness, and it doesn't really matter. that bucket isn't gonna do anything to clean things up. and they're better off doing other things, and that's why, you know, charlie dent is not the last of the mohicans, but there may be two or three other moderates remaining before we start seeing a complete draining of the swamp of not good republicans, but just moderate republicans. whether they're good or bad doesn't -- you know, that's subj

ajay: absolutely no idea. you so much, ajay singh, joining us from the aviation festival. mark: great to have you on the show with us, anna edwards, from london. rh is the furniture center formerly known as restoration hardware. this morning the ceo said that the overhaul is starting to pay off. year, butshare this joining us more is taylor -- with more is taylor. taylor: usually thought of more has upscale membership business models. they had a few sales stumbles last year, making quite a bit of a rebound this year. what is driving that? you know me, you see it coming 2.4 billioning from dollars to $2.6 billion with analysts expecting the low-end of that range. earnings-per-share guidance coming in well above estimates and the ceo seeing that most of the struggles that have been hurting them is behind them. looking forward to growth more. julie: what are they saying about the ability of the company to get traffic back in in this troubled sector? taylor: you have heard a lot about amazon making slow inroads, t

five a sport aside thank you very much ajay in a british cyclists has completed a feat never achieved before mark beaumont rode around the world in less than eighty days that's not about lho was at the finish line in paris. it's been a remarkable journey and does mark beaumont cross the finish line in paris setting a new world record the look on his face said it all beaumont to cycle twenty nine thousand kilometers in less than seventy nine days smashing the previous record of one hundred twenty three days as the british have. a bit surreal anymore walking away and. then i guess seventy days and have many hours and back and drive back where we started. there for the longest enough months of my life but . he also broke the record for the furthest distance so i called by a person in one month. you will have amazing to listen to a bad. on july second the british cyclist set off from the french capital in a bid to cycle around the world in eighty days inspired by the classic book published by french writer zhou them in eight hundred seventy three first from three years russia all the way

ajay raju, attorney. good morning, sir. glad to have you, as well, as always.adio talk show host. thank you for being with us, as well. >> thanks, monica. >> let's talk about representative charlie dent. a very well-known moderate in the state of pennsylvania. he's been in d.c. for a long time, has decided he is not going to run for reelection. there may be a number of factors in making that decision, but the bottom line is, not many moderates seem to be sticking