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lou: that is what happens when a disruptor enters and ossified orthodoxy, people have to adjust.. how are you doing? >> extraordinarily well. have to take my hat off to donald trump. it is well worth it. lou: as you know, he outworked every single candidate on the campaign trail and shows no sign of letting up. do you believe the new york times has a responsibility to attract? cast your vote on twitter. follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram, links to everything i found that lou dobbs .com. on the lookout for speeders. can be seen as far south as new jersey. not completely and utterly rare. this one obviously far more accommodating. next still awaiting results, numbers from the democratic primary. the race is still too close to call. 01 percent lead. while we feel speaker ryan was telling the world he was not ready to endorse trump. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. l

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firsthand memory of the reagan years, i think the problem goes back really that the party has been ossified since the 1980s. there are still people who want that top marginal tax rate to be where it was when reagan was, why? because it was there when reagan was in office. i think it goes beyond the bushes. think the bush era didn't address, didn't modernize the party. i think donald trump took the party by storm, not only because he's a demagogue and he knew how to manipulate the mainstream media but because there was this hole at the center of the party. there was not an adequate agenda that was contemporary, that was meaningful. and frankly, the agenda that actually lost in this race was the ted cruz agenda, was the far right agenda. it wasn't the bush agenda. >> no, that's right. well, they both lost. >> they both lost to the buchanan agenda is basically what happened. >> yes. >> yes, absolutely. and two things that you mentioned, about the rhetoric, it hasn't been trump's rhetoric that's been a problem. as chris reminded us in the intro, it was rick perry, for instance, who said that tr

their bureaucratic structure has ossified their need for security.d in europe. and if you don't protect democracy and human rights, the voters will react and vote in response. stuart: we've got to give them a fair shake here. that plane had been in luxor, which is in egypt. >> all over the place. >> morocco. stuart: we don't know what happened to the plane. >> and we do not know if it's terror at all. stuart: no, we don't. it has not been confirmed. we shouldn't speculate like that. i'm going to raise the migrant crisis and here's why i'm raising this issue. this event, terror or not, destabilizes egypt. makes their situation even worse, and i suspect could push out more migrants out of egypt towards europe. am i reaching too far on this? >> well, most of the migrants come out, and have strong leaders. stuart: yeah, but -- >> he's got to crack down because was right all along when he kept telling the everybody the choice is between the muslim brotherhood, or me. and he turned out to be right. the muslim brotherhood came in, made a mess of the situati