Welcome to France to America first, one on one. What a week it's been whilst a five foot

white bunny rabbit scared the current incumbent over the White House. Apparently he told his

former boss, Obama, yeah he'll be running in 2024 and just a day later what happened,

Bernie Sanders. He came out of the graveyard and like a zombie you can't get rid of, he says,

I just might run as well. If you add Hillary reopening the Clinton Global Initiatives

Foundation, it might just be a very, very full field on the Democrat side. What does it

mean for the good guys? What does it mean for Republicans? We have returning to America

first, one on one. She is the director of policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute,

Rachel Bovat. Welcome in studio. Thanks so much for having me. It's great to see you.

So it feels like an old movie, it feels like the Democrat reducks the the re what is it?

The phrase they like the re imaging, the re imaging of the Democrat party with less

read than anything else. Do you give any credit? Let's start with the opposition to any of

these. The idea that a man who has to be led off by a five foot bunny is going to run

in 2024 or Bernie's back. Is this just a fantasy? It's, I mean, this is ruled by the

Jaren Taukerson at this point is what we're dealing with. And you know, it's part and

parcel of what's wrong with our politics to begin with is that we don't have any new

blood. We have no fresh ideas. We just have the same has bends running over and over

and over. And to top it off, these are people who have spent their careers in Washington

DC. So they're not going to be the avatars of creative thinking. For me and you tell

me if this makes sense to you as somebody who's worked on Capitol Hill now working at

the CPI. The choice of a machine politician from Delaware who's been in politics for 47

years, that choice back in 2015 wasn't well thought out. It wasn't part of some master

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