>> Meghan McCain also tweeting watching during the debate.
She had a lot to say, she was live tweeting like award shows a lot going on.
And she tweeted this, which I think she ended up deleting.
I think she got shamed into deleting this, but she says, I know this isn't the point
of a Democratic primary, and that is when she should have stopped and deleted, but she
kept going.
And she said, but there's not one person on this stage even making an attempt at reaching
out to any Republican at all in any way.
What'd you think about that?
>> I think yes, she seems to miss the point.
First of all, we know that this is only ever talked about when it comes to Democratic candidates.
>> Um-hm.
>> No one is ever on Fox News like, I just watched this Republican debate, they didn't
try to reach out to democrats at all.
Nobody ever says that, but we're moving on.
That's just the way that politics works in this country.
Except that they did.
That Meghan McCain tweet betrays so much of what she thinks about the Republican Party.
That what would you have to do to appeal to Republicans, do you have to say that women
shouldn't be allowed to get an abortion anymore?
Because what I saw was a number of different candidates saying the healthcare situation
is out of control.
We need to make it more affordable.
People can't afford to get higher education.
Climate change is going to wreck us.
And we need to get out of wars abroad.
If you don't think that that can appeal to Republicans, that's an issue you have with
Republican voters, not with the candidates on the stage.
>> Yes.
>> No absolutely.
I mean, I was even thinking about the exchange around taxing, taxing the wealthy, right?
I mean, that should appeal to a Republican base.
Well, clearly not taxing people because they're anti-taxing, but just the narrative that Elizabeth
Warren has on holding the banks accountable.
And who is best friends with Wall Street right now?
I mean the inability to maybe her reaching out to Republicans and actually having a conversation
about what their issues are about.
Not that I expect Meghan McCain to do anything like that.
But that would be the reach out that I would wanna see.
And you're right absolutely.
Who from Bush to Trump has been reaching out to Democrats during this 2016 primaries, never
seen it.
>> Right, exactly.
And also on top of all of that, I was watching Trump spoke at the Faith and Freedom Conference
this week and watching videos from that I saw something.
It reminded me of Meghan's tweets because I immediately thought, is there anything any
Democrat can feasibly do to reach out to this Republican?
Take a look.
>> Then an outsider, my Good Samaritan, President Donald J Trump.
He saw me there and he didn't walk by.
He stopped.
And for every single one of us, he gave up his own quality of life so we could live and
work and fight with dignity, because he believes in survival of the fighters, not the fittest.
And so, Mr. President- >> I have to say you have made a lot of promises
to us, and you have kept every one of them.
So now we're gonna make you this promise.
Just as you fought for us, for God, and America we'll never forget how you saw us on the side
of the road and you walked over and you picked us up and you made us great again.
And now we're going to fight for you, Mr. President.
God bless you.
>> I don't know who that person is.
>> Yeah.
>> I don't know who they think they're standing on the stage with.
>> What does that even mean?
>> I don't know.
I like new phrases, I occasionally try to come up with them, but the survival, the fighters,
it's not the thing.
>> My Good Samaritan, is that a new phrase that you'd like?
>> I'm assuming she's really religious cuz it's a Faith and Freedom thing.
Dozens of women have accused him of sexual assault and sexual harassment.
I don't even wanna imagine what he's thinking about her as she's saying that.
And she comes off as, she's super passionate, she's beaming, she loves this monster standing
a few feet.
He was just accused again of a rape.
And two women have come out now, which we're going to talk about, and said that they were
told at the time that he had done this thing.
>> That, and babies are in cages and separated from their families.
People are dying drowning in water trying to get across to ask for help here.
>> Yeah.
>> And that's her Good Samaritan.
>> I've got a book for this one, the Bible.
She should read it.
>> And on top of that, Meghan McCain wants her to be reached out to at the Democratic
Debate.
I mean, what?
What is happening?
>> Somebody tweeted this and they said it's a cult, but it's the same thing that I said
at the top of the show.
This is classic personality cult code book for dictators.
It is putting yourself in these videos that are super realistic.
And also bringing people on to say things that actually align with religious sort of
storytelling that's familiar to us because he is trying to cast himself.
He's building a narrative and he's trying to cast himself as the savior.
And so in many ways, if you start watching the things that he's doing, goes on stage.
Woman calls him a Good Samaritan.
He is parting the sea of Democrats.
He- >> What was that?
>> I know.
I know.
Exactly, but I do think if you pay attention to that, or have studied dictators in other
countries, it will be illuminating.
But there's one big difference from this happening in the US and happening all over the world
and that is that most people who are ruled by dictators know they are.
We don't really.
>> Yeah.
>> That's interesting.