and constantly butted heads with william jennings brian which is interesting because william jennings brian, his daughter, ruth brian owen is on this side of the picture. we actually have a press account when these two were sworn into the house in 1929 that they dame down the central aisle together arm in arm and wowed the members of the press because here are two daughters of a vowed political enemies. if we go back into the picture to finish out, this is mary morton of new jersey. this woman here is one of the interesting characters of the time period. florence kahn of california who represented a large portion of san francisco. she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband, jewelace, was the chairman of the military affairs committee. and like edith norris rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run for the seat in the special election examine she decided that she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. she's also the first woman to be appointed to the

maybe william jennings brian might have been a better example or huey long might have been a better example. i think there is a strain of a very angry, populist, not traditionally conservative -- i don't know, thing happening with donald trump out there. but having said that, you do have to recognize, this is a real phenomena, and he has tapped into something, and there are a lot of americans around the country saying, finally, someone is saying this. and the fact that he's willing to say things nobody else wants to say, he's politically incorrect again, how many times have we written him off, you know, the mccain gap that was supposed to end. >> just for the record, i haven't written him off and have been scolding the media for saying this. look, the liberal media, kelly, the "huffington post" saying we're only going to cover donald trump in the entertainment section because he's a sideshow. the conservative media, is apoplectic about the fact that donald trump has kind of taken over the gop race. >> what brings to mind to me is that who is that famous governor who said in indiana is the o

craziness and common sense that he delivers has real appeal, as for bernie sanders for our william jennings briantrump, if huey long had been a billionaire, that's what you would get. donald trump. as to his absolutely nutty proposals for the middle east, that's not the common sense part. that's the crazy part. troops on the ground, and i believe there is a military solution to islamic state, and it must be imposed, and it's going to be tough and fierce. but trump's not offering a plan. he's offering sound bytes. and military operations, contrary to what he sees from talking heads, military operations are incredibly complex. it's not just organized the 82ed dropping and i can say i cai can saying. people where you take them to, it's just -- how do you supply people freshwater? it goes on and on. stuart: of course but a declaration of intent, and it's believable. he says i'm going to do this. and he says it without conviction, all the caveats of what politicians come up with. he says i'm going to do, it's believable, it has credibility. >> i think it's believable to the believers, it's not believa