Dan Turrentine

So I think now it's not just the executives, but rank and file employees who are resigned and accepting that Donald Trump is the next president of the United States.

I still believe it very much. I mean, Megan, one of the things we heard all fall that gave me kind of confidence in saying that I thought Trump was going to win is the number of people who would come on our show and say, I'm a Democrat, I've left the party because of how it treated RFK, and I am with Trump because RFK is with Trump.

I still believe it very much. I mean, Megan, one of the things we heard all fall that gave me kind of confidence in saying that I thought Trump was going to win is the number of people who would come on our show and say, I'm a Democrat, I've left the party because of how it treated RFK, and I am with Trump because RFK is with Trump.

I still believe it very much. I mean, Megan, one of the things we heard all fall that gave me kind of confidence in saying that I thought Trump was going to win is the number of people who would come on our show and say, I'm a Democrat, I've left the party because of how it treated RFK, and I am with Trump because RFK is with Trump.

And if we're going to win national elections again and get the Senate back, we have got to find a way to win both RFK and his voters and bring them back into the party. And I think there will be some Democrats that will vote for him. I think that his biggest threat really is from the right. I think the fact that, as you said, he is a Democrat.

And if we're going to win national elections again and get the Senate back, we have got to find a way to win both RFK and his voters and bring them back into the party. And I think there will be some Democrats that will vote for him. I think that his biggest threat really is from the right. I think the fact that, as you said, he is a Democrat.

And if we're going to win national elections again and get the Senate back, we have got to find a way to win both RFK and his voters and bring them back into the party. And I think there will be some Democrats that will vote for him. I think that his biggest threat really is from the right. I think the fact that, as you said, he is a Democrat.

His views on choice, his views on the role of government in health care are more closer to our party. that they're pretty aligned with our party and less the Republican Party. And so I think he's going to have to answer those questions and give comfort to some people on the right.

His views on choice, his views on the role of government in health care are more closer to our party. that they're pretty aligned with our party and less the Republican Party. And so I think he's going to have to answer those questions and give comfort to some people on the right.

His views on choice, his views on the role of government in health care are more closer to our party. that they're pretty aligned with our party and less the Republican Party. And so I think he's going to have to answer those questions and give comfort to some people on the right.

Certainly not all Democrats will vote for RFK, but I do believe there will be more than one or two that will vote for him and they should.

Certainly not all Democrats will vote for RFK, but I do believe there will be more than one or two that will vote for him and they should.

Certainly not all Democrats will vote for RFK, but I do believe there will be more than one or two that will vote for him and they should.

Yeah, Megan, you hit something, too, when you said this goes back to kind of COVID. One of the problems for the Democratic Party is we have kind of tried to shut down debate on a lot of stuff when people have questioned things.

Yeah, Megan, you hit something, too, when you said this goes back to kind of COVID. One of the problems for the Democratic Party is we have kind of tried to shut down debate on a lot of stuff when people have questioned things.

Yeah, Megan, you hit something, too, when you said this goes back to kind of COVID. One of the problems for the Democratic Party is we have kind of tried to shut down debate on a lot of stuff when people have questioned things.

And we've said, oh, the experts, the scientists, like anyone who says, you know, that you shouldn't wear a mask, anyone that says maybe the kids should be back in school, anyone who says, you know, maybe six feet isn't the right number. We tried to shut it down, shame them. You're an idiot. You know, how could you not follow science?

And we've said, oh, the experts, the scientists, like anyone who says, you know, that you shouldn't wear a mask, anyone that says maybe the kids should be back in school, anyone who says, you know, maybe six feet isn't the right number. We tried to shut it down, shame them. You're an idiot. You know, how could you not follow science?

And we've said, oh, the experts, the scientists, like anyone who says, you know, that you shouldn't wear a mask, anyone that says maybe the kids should be back in school, anyone who says, you know, maybe six feet isn't the right number. We tried to shut it down, shame them. You're an idiot. You know, how could you not follow science?

One of the things that RFK has done is raised questions that parents have themselves. I mean, you've said it, pesticides, food, the obesity with children. The fact that we are defending the status quo in an era when people are so against, they're so upset, they're frustrated, they feel like their voices aren't heard.