Carl Higbee

He's trying to get him supplanted.

Rand Paul.

Rand Paul is, you know, he used to play a lot of golf with him in the first term.

But like, yeah, Trump is circling back around to him.

We forget now because a lot of time has passed.

But in Trump's first administration, his first year in office, he basically croaked every single potential opportunity.

He went straight for the Freedom Caucus and made them his lapdogs within nine months.

It was actually kind of spectacular.

Justin Amash, peace is out.

Peter Meyer, peace is out.

Basically, everyone we invite on our podcast immediately.

And it's very curious to figure out when he is going to be a lame duck.

He isn't now.

I mean, he's very unpopular in the country.

And he's doing worse and worse in the polls.

And the generic Democratic ballot is doing incredibly well right now, despite the fact of Democrats.

And even with all of that, Republicans are terrified of not just him.

They're terrified of Trump.

his audience, his people out there.

And I think it's untenable for an elected Republican to be anti-Trump until the moment that it is.