First, we have to talk about
Crowley's win on Tuesday.
Scot, how improbable was it
to see a candidate drop out
and then come back in
less than a month and
win the nomination?
Oh, it's something
we haven't seen before.
David Crowley
has a long record of
delivering for
the people of Wisconsin
as county executive
of the largest county.
He's cut property taxes
he's invested in
small businesses
he's invested in
community health
and he's invested in
the things that
really drive the economy
and move things forward.
So he's a formidable candidate
against a very flawed candidate
in Tom Tiffany
who has a 10-year record
in the state Legislature
of making it
harder for Wisconsinites.
He decided to go after
to Congress on the next thing
and he spent five years
making it harder
for everybody else.
So, Bill
Tom Tiffany and Republicans
seemed very eager
to face Francesca Hong.
Will it be a shift for them
to pivot to Crowley?
Yeah, I don't think there's
any question about that.
But to the original question
I think it's unprecedented
what happened on Tuesday night.
I mean, we've never seen
a candidate get out of the race
and then get back into the race
get the
sitting governor's endorsement
the sitting governor
travels around the state
with him, and literally brings
him across the finish line.
It's, for your poker players
and poker enthusiasts
that are watching this show
this is like a royal flush.
For that to happen
every star had to line up
perfectly, and
I give Gov. Evers credit
I mean, he leaned into
David Crowley
and did everything he could.
He put his legacy on the line
and it worked.