legal analyst formert federal prosecutor elliot williams, also former georgia lieutenant governor geoff duncand to have you both, gentlemen. and geoff, i want to ask you a question. we've seen this not just with kevin mccarthy but other republicans who try to toe the line to some degree on donald trump. and i wonder, do republican voters reward flip-flopping? do they buy it? are they impressed by it? or do they respect some straight talk? >> well, unfortunately, it feels like right now that's what they are gravitating towards, right? this is a short-term sugar high. and listening to kevin mccarthy yesterday, i mean, it sounded like a freudian slip. right? he spoke his mind, like he did shortly after january 6th. and then fell to peer pressure and turned back to supporting as loudly and publicly as he could donald trump. i think it's a mistake and it's really what's put us in this juxtapose right now. we've got donald trump leading the polls in the primary against what is quite honestly the least most popular president ever. 7 out of 10 americans don't want joe biden to be president again but y