David Pakman

at MAGA, at Trump voters saying they are dorks.

And we will look at their response from inside the movement.

Meanwhile, Megyn Kelly tries to shift blame away from Trump over the Iran war in something that is kind of surprising to some Megyn Kelly observers.

All of that and more today.

It's almost April, if you can believe it.

Where were you this weekend?

On the same day, same country, the United States, two completely different political realities played out.

The MAGA reality was completely humiliating.

On the same day, we had CPAC, one of the days of CPAC, and we had the third no kings protests.

More than thirty three hundred rallies

across all 50 states, estimated eight million total protesters.

If you're being honest about what you're seeing, one of these looks like momentum and enthusiasm and the other very much does not, especially given that they cheered for impeaching Trump at CPAC, if you can believe it.

So let's start with CPAC.

CPAC is not a small event.

It is arguably the event that shows where the right wing movement is.

Does the right still have energy?

Does it have direction?

Is it unified?

Who is in control of the movement and the Republican Party?

And what did it look like?