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we have corey mills from florida, marjorie taylor greene from georgia, and you look over and you seethrough you see a leader running throuthd vance. looks like lisa next to him. then you have the senators, the first time i have seen these senators are sitting behind the house members, it is usually the opposite, so much so that we repeal the stickers off the seat and make them how things again. i respect the trump campaign for putting the senators back behind the house members. applause. inaudible. the texas delegation have taken their cowboy hats off and i waving them frantically in the direction of ted cruz because this is a celebration of republicans and the hard work they have put in.— they have put in. inaudible. once upon — they have put in. inaudible. once upon a _ they have put in. inaudible. once upon a time _ they have put in. inaudible. once upon a time in - they have put in. inaudible. once upon a time in 2016. i once upon a time in 2016. inaudible.— once upon a time in 2016. inaudible. �* i. ., inaudible. don't everyone to have a listen _ inaudible. don't everyone to hav

mills. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> right.t like the power center is the maga, right, and the more traditional old school republicans like nikki haley are on stage kind of saying that we're making -- we're coming to terms with it. so i think that's notable politically. i think it's also notable politically garrett said maybe we will see more red meat tonight. maybe we will. personally speaking i was pretty nervous following the assassination attempt, you have this huge gathering on monday and tuesday that there would be a lot of vengeance, a lot of red meat, a lot of blood lust and there hasn't been in the first two nights, there also hasn't been a clear message and i think that shows the fact that the rnc had a planned message then this happened and they had to kind of change the speeches a little bit. it's been a little disjointed in a way that is on the one hand i think hurts their message, on the other hand is good, though, because you didn't want this gathering to turn into something that could have escalated the rhetoric

you see behind him congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, i don't know the woman in the black pant suit. amna: cory mills from new york. regardless. geoff: my eyesight is failing me, but the folks in the family box that are not members of family but numbers of congress, what does the message conveyed and how might it land with suburban women voters? amy: we talked about this earlier but his choice of j.d. vance is basically a doubling down on this idea that they don't really need to win the women back. this is not for the whole foods voter of waukesha right outside of milwaukee, it is the working-class voters who are in all kinds of places in wisconsin where democrats are still holding strong. democrats in wisconsin, their base is still 45% white not college. that's who he thinks of j.d. vance will appeal to. this isn't about trying to get back the voters from the suburbs who left in the era of trump. this is about bringing in many cases voters of color who fit not just white working-class voters but working-class across-the-board. geoff: also about promoting the movement, that j.d. vance is in many ways