i want to talk to you about what beto o'roarke and castro said.athan. even back during my days, we talked all the time about what a president is. because president obama kind of made us have that conversation about what a president means. what it means to have a president. and i think to tiffany's point, we are living through an an sense of a president. we don't essentially have a president of the united states. donald trump is the star of a reality show that he produces for all of us in media. and he's the president of his base who are the only people he has any concern about and the very wealthy people that he keeps handing all of our tax money to. he's the president of a small group of people in the star of a show. but there is something about not having a president that kind of matters. because what normally is supposed to happen is that when these tragedies take place, the country turns to the one leader who is supposed to represent everyone. the country turned to the one person who is not the head of a district or a state or a legislature or

when beto o'roark speaks he speaks for everyone, all of the liberal work his happiest denouncing his untry as racist and lecturing about privilege. just the other day beto explained when he's president he'll make sure that poor people move in right next door to you. >> here's a tough thing to talk about. though we must. rich people are going to have to allow, or be forced, to allow lower income people to live near them. which is what we failed to do in this country right now. what if if as we proposed to do we invested in housing closer to where you work, very often mixed income housing, the wealthiest are living next to those who are not the very wealthiest in this country to make sure they can both afford to go to the same b >> tucker: sounds like a great plan. the best part of the plan of course is that beto himself has no intention of participating in it. no one is going to put section 8 housing or homeless shelter next to beto's house. there's no way his kids are going to high school with a bunch of poor people. literally no chance of that happening. the real point of beto's plan