Madison, obviously turn the corner on them. And this leads me to point number two, that the reality for him was he thought that he had a much longer runway to go out and behave and say, in a way, say things in a way that wouldn`t get him in trouble.
Michael Steele discusses Madison Cawthorn's concession and the implications for the Republican Party.
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