thanks to all of you but i would start with herman cain. s a lot of talk about it was about raising taxes, spending more and raising taxes even higher. what was your reaction to that, herman? >> my reaction to that jason is memo to bernie sanders: black, so what? the color is green. he doesn't seem to get that. and none of the people on that stage gets that. that debate last night, those people that were there who represented the democrats presidential wannabes have taken over the democrat party. moderates have lost and the extremist, socialists, they have taken over. not when i did that they propose is workable. now, there is only two things standing in the way of them shoving these lunatic ideas down the throats of the american people "when they have to get the nomination. that is why they are so lunatic and their ideas. and number two, they have to get another president. based on the way they are destroying the democrat party commit is unlikely that even if one of them gets the nomination, that they will become president. >> jason: that i

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i do not remember herman cain having a big warchest.yle: romney not only was the best fundraiser in the field, but crucially romney also had a powerful super pac that ended up playing this kind of game of whack-a-mole against newt gingrich and rick santorum and other candidates in other states. joe biden does not have as much money as some of his competitors , although joe biden has a super pac that is getting off the ground. for as unpopular as the idea of super pac's are among the democrats, who tend to be leery of outside money in politics and big money in politics, if joe biden's super pac can raise a fair amount of money, that would be an important weapon for him against other candidates who would be conventionally out raising him. david: how much is that fundraising tied to how he does in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina? at what point do people need to see him showing up numbers? kyle: that is the challenge. joe biden is not as strong with white voters as he is with african-american voters. iowa and new hampshire are lily whit

come on in, herman cain and tell us what you think about that. >> well, i am not surprised that, alls dropped out, primarily because she had a severe lack of leadership qualities that came through number one. secondly, she was not easy to get in attraction meaning or pulley numbers were in the single digits the whole a while and third she had a lot of staff defections which also indicated a lack of leadership. i don't think she will have an impact on what the democrats have left. it was just a matter of time before she was going to have withdrawal because you have to raise money and in order to raise money your poll numbers need to be going up, not down. stuart: do you think - what do you think impact of this will be on the black vote? will some of the lack vote drift over to the republicans? >> i don't think it will have an impact on the black vote. this is why. last week there were two independent polls that said over 30%, closer to 35%, two independent polls said blacks were supporting and approve of president trumps approval rating. black people aren't voting color like maybe the