trump's fantastic property. >> we have it all in doral. >> and the city of doral.f people don't realize one of the most successful. >> cities in the world. >> it might sound like an ad, it might be an ad. and this speaks to something that is a big part of what happens if a government, whether you call it a out of touch government or a more oligarchic government or a government for the few, whatever you want to call it, if a government becomes disconnected from accountability measures which protect everyone you, the taxpayer and any kind of sort of democracy, whether that's rules, norms or just a general view of the people at the top, that this time serving and public service is not supposed to be for private gain. when those things fall apart, we know what happens. we have many examples. and this is not a red maga thing. we've seen this all over the world. there's someone who i've worked with here that you probably know. so she is our colleague, but she's made a lot of evidence based arguments on this. rachel maddow has been covering this, including from an interna

and this message was echoed by many republicans in doral past.nda for their house of cards could collapse next year. you just presented this morning to the house gop about how things look for your party as you head into 2026. what did you tell them? >> well. >> i'm very optimistic about 2026. we're going to be on offense. >> if you. >> look at at. >> the political map out. >> there. >> it's very favorable to republicans. >> you know, we've got 13 democrat house members and seats carried by donald trump. only three republicans in seats carried by kamala harris. >> so i mean, you say you feel pretty good, but you know, midterm new president historically there's a party in power, loses 26 seats on average. that's pretty daunting when you look at it. how are you going to defy that trend? >> well. >> i think we're in a unique time in history where you had a president who. served four years. another president was elected, served. >> four years. >> and then the two ran against each other. and they. >> had very. >> different policies. so i think if. >> w