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Has that decision by the Colorado State Supreme Court only heightened the urgency, in your opinion, for the rest of the Republican field to drop out and get behind the 45th president? - For sure, I mean, the primary was over, and thank you for having me on, Daniel, I really appreciate it, but the primary was already over three or four months ago, and probably from the moment that President Trump announced the primary was over, and we've seen the campaigns of Ron DeSantis, we've seen the campaigns of Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, and Bevac, and none of them have a path. And now that the Colorado Supreme Court is literally trying to rob the Colorado systems for voting for the most popular candidate for president right now, the likely 48th president, 47th president of the United States, and Donald Trump, there's no better sign to me now that the GOP needs to be knew not behind the president than a literal Supreme Court and judicial ovaries trying to happen in Colorado. And, you know, as I wrote in my article, you know, the campaigns of Haley DeSantis and Chris Christie and Bevac, none of them have a path forward. Trumpism forms the entire ideology for the GOP, for voters, for the America First movement, and it's never been more clear to me than it is right now that the GOP has got to you not and ensure that Donald Trump is the next president.

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