Megyn Kelly

But what's going to happen?

Because as I said to J.D.

Vance yesterday, as soon as those midterms are over, 2028 is on.

And the candidates are going to start claiming their lanes.

going on book tours, some are at it even sooner, you know, going to state fairs and what have you just to make sure they're out there and they're getting their name and so on.

And at the moment, the right is incredibly divided.

And I think, you know, my short form judgment is the neocons would prefer a Marco Rubio and the non-interventionalists would prefer a J.D.

Vance.

And that fight will play out.

But I do wonder whether the right can come together to support any candidate, like whether the neocons could ever vote for a J.D.

Vance, whether the non interventional non interventionists could ever vote for a Marco Rubio or any or.

A greater hawk, you know, someone like a Tom Cotton or a Ted Cruz.

I like I just don't know.

Maybe I'm being naive.

Maybe they've come together over fights bigger than this in the past.

Nothing's coming to mind.

I don't remember one where the right was this divided as we head into election season.

There have been lots of divides over time.

Just in a general election, when you have two choices, the partisan gravity to get on board with your candidate, because let's say it's Marco and non-interventionists aren't particularly happy.

Are they really going to prefer AOC or Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris?