so the pends lum is going to swing because that's what pendulums do in a three-party system.rump is going to irritate people and have failures so people will vote for the other guy. but they are not doing so out of love or interest. if you don't have it at a state or lower level, you don't have it. the last two democratic conventions, the hot speaker tends to be antonio villarigossa. kennedy: does this give the republicans a false sense of security? does this make republicans complacent to see numbers like this? use it sams dangerous thing. i call it the dead cat bounce. they don't get there. that was an economic term. mayway, it's an economic term mass when stocks fall sometimes they have a little bounce. and the republican party this trouble and the millennials are majority non-white. when you look at 8% of black voters, a third of latino voters voted for republicans. they have to have a message that is universal and not this crappy identity politics. enemy loeven hurricanes lo saidt say identity politics the way the left does. i think the democrats will put forward cory bo

you have this basic pend lum and so the tax cuts are bringing down, going to bring down benefits whether it's medicaid or the size of the tax credit for people on those working and middle income voters. and to me the thing to do is to embrace the tax credit approach, a market based approach but do it at sufficient levels so that it actually provides support, increased support for everybody, which is what the trump goals were. it will keep people protected. we understand that the capitalism is not basically working for people. we're going to do it through livery but to provide benefitsto to people. but the current republicans whether rand paul or ted cruz, the main problem is still in their mind, is too much government, too much government. and i would just ask them where have you been for the last 18 months. did you not watch this election. >> you keep writing about how the republican party has to meet this moment. but it seems like whenever i'm at the capital talking to members of the house and senate, they almost feel pulled by there tie, they have been running against this health care