I think he has already stated very clearly where he stands. He doesn't -- I don't know if anybody -- I mean look, Anderson, the word racism has been thrown around, and racist, so much to good, decent people that aren't racist.
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Beck discusses Trump's stance on racism and the misuse of the term in political discourse.
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I want somebody that isn't really liked by all the people in Washington, especially the GOP.
At some point that power swings back and it will swing back just as far and at some point, the farther you bring it back, somebody will grab it in a time of crisis and say, you know, what just stay in here.
Hillary Clinton would be so unbelievably unpopular, it would be just like the early Bill Clinton years, before the Republicans found themselves, through Newt Gingrich.
I think it sends a really bad message to the conservatives, but one that I talked about last week on my radio program that Donald Trump is not a conservative. He say big government progressive, liberal in most of his ideas.