Richard Barris

And it was a joke.

It was an inside joke.

That's the truth.

And people laughed at them behind their backs.

I agree with Mark 100%, and I got to tell you guys, if Trump turns the corner here and really course corrects, the issue with that alone is that I don't see how that benefits the Republican Party.

The Republican Party is – if you think some voters are angry or disappointed with the president –

You do not want to see what they're saying about the Republican Party.

To these young voters particularly, who weren't even flirting with them, I mean, dating them, they were more like flirting with them in 24, they have, in their minds, showed them what their priorities are, and their priority was not them.

So the Republican Party itself, as far as legislation, in the form of legislation, has got to take action, too.

Otherwise, what other benefit the president sees is going to be hard pressed to get it to trickle down ballot and benefit Republican candidates.

They need dramatic reforms and they need to do it in a historic way because we know how this goes.

You know, holidays are coming once we get past Thanksgiving and Christmas will be nobody will be doing anything.

The new year comes.

And then when we come back after the new year, Congress, they're professional feet draggers.

They're professional stall agents.

They do nothing that they view to be controversial or risky during an election season.

That has to change.

That mentality that is always in D.C.

at the end of the president's first nine months in office, that has got to change.

Otherwise, Mark's right.