Donald Trump: Paul Ryan Is 'Weak and Ineffective'

The transcript discusses Paul Ryan's strategic decision to not fully withdraw support from Donald Trump, balancing personal disapproval with political strategy to maintain GOP control in Congress. It highlights Trump's evolving message, from claiming independence from the Republican Party to expressing difficulty in succeeding without its support. The discussion also covers GOP figures like Marco Rubio and Chris Christie, who continue to support Trump despite controversies, and the potential financial impact of donor reactions on Trump's campaign.

What is Paul Ryan's primary concern as the leader of the Republican caucus?

• His personal disapproval of the Republican nominee

• Gaining personal political power

• Supporting the Democratic Party

• Ensuring the Republicans maintain a majority in Congress

How has Donald Trump's message changed regarding his relationship with the Republican Party?

• He has never mentioned the party in his campaigns

• He initially claimed independence but now stresses the need for party backing

• He has always relied on the party's support

• He has consistently distanced himself from the party

What strategy is Donald Trump using to explain a potential loss in the election?

• Ignoring the possibility of losing

• Blaming the media

• Citing a lack of party support

• Claiming voter fraud

How have some Republican figures responded to Trump's controversial statements?

• They have denounced his statements but continue to support him

• They have remained silent

• They have fully endorsed his statements

• They have switched parties

What potential impact could Trump's statements have on his campaign funding?

• No change in donor behavior

• Increased donations from new supporters

• A surge in international funding

• Donors closing their wallets