Bill Kristol

Hill was right.

And I mean, I don't know that federal will switch.

But he could.

It's happened before.

It's pretty worrisome.

But look, if you get a big enough wave, you could get...

Maybe it's just likely to get sixes four at that point.

Things start to topple over.

But to a degree, he's not just being whatever, exasperated or, you know, a troublemaker and so forth.

that really wants to run again.

He is, you know, laying the groundwork for switching parties, I think regardless almost of what happens in November, whether he's the 49th or 50th or 51st or 52nd senator, and laying the groundwork for having Trump be grateful enough to him that he tries to clear the field.

I'm not sure he could actually, but, you know, in the Republican primary in 2028 in Pennsylvania, assuming that the veteran wants to run again.

So I do think that's the only kind of rational explanation of what he's doing.

It's not the normal...

what we mentioned earlier, jostling from the left because they don't like centrist Democrats and the centrists don't like left-wing Democrats.

Your phrase was so good there.

was it extending grace to people?

I mean, the people need to calm down.

It's, you know what, I'm all for fighting all kinds of fights on issues and on personalities, if you want, in 2027, 28 and left to resolve, they'll have presidential candidates.

So they'll have, he or she will resolve things, but there has to be a somewhat coherent democratic position on some key issues.