Sarah Longwell

that people from the pre-Trump era, Republicans from the pre-Trump era, were a non-starter for voters.

But what's interesting is that, especially for younger voters, they don't even know Marco Rubio.

The Marco Rubio that I was like, oh, this young man, I like him.

Right.

We'll see what he does.

Yeah, that's why.

But, you know, he was like he was going to be the new person he led on immigration reform or whatever.

Nobody thinks that like these guys don't know that guy.

They just know the guy who's been in the tank for Trump.

And so they're sort of meeting him for the first time.

People who are like 30 and below.

And then for a lot of the other people, there's he's been enough of a lapdog for Trump.

and transformed himself enough that, like, I obviously would never vote for him in a million years ever, but a lot of Trump voters might.

Like, they wouldn't Nikki Haley, but he's transformed himself enough.

So that was interesting to me.

I will just say on the Republican side, I think this is another reason I don't give Tucker sort of the genuine thing.

It's like, I do think Tucker's thinking about running for president.

He would immediately have a base of support.

Yeah, so I already mentioned Ossoff and his communication style.

Look, I tend to be, I'm from Pennsylvania.