GERALDO RIVERA (CO-HOST): My thought is this. I believe that you, Eric Bolling, favor, at least emotionally, Donald Trump. In the same way that I may -- let me finish, I may favor Donald Trump emotionally. If I put words in your mouth --
ERIC BOLLING (CO-HOST): Yeah you are putting words in my mouth.
RIVERA: Let me finish my sentence. That's my premise. So no one can be further right in the GOP, nor further left in the GOP, than you and I. The fact that Trump is appealing to both of us is a function of this.
BOLLING: Well he appeals to me but not for the emotional reasons that you're suggesting.
RIVERA: Let me get to my punch line. Let me get to my punch line. The fact that he appeals to both of us --
KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE (CO-HOST): Suggests something.
RIVERA: -- across a huge ideological gap --
BOLLING: Of course, I'll agree with that.
RIVERA: -- means we are putting into Donald Trump what we want to see. That is the brilliance of Donald Trump.
BOLLING: Can I just clarify this before I bring it on to everyone else? I don't have an emotional attachment to Donald Trump. I like the fact that he's a businessman. I've known him a long time and frankly tired of business as usual in D.C. and would like to see someone with fresh blood change and shake the place up.
