BALDWIN: House Speaker Paul Ryan heading for the, it door, announcing he will not seek reelection, he will retire at the end of his current term in January. The 48-year-old Wisconsin Republican pointing to his family saying he wants to spend more quality time with his children, who are now teen-agers.</s>BALDWIN: Let's talk it all over with CNN political analyst, Rachel Dade, congressional reporter for "Politico." Rachel, people knew he wasn't going to seek reelection but to announce today, help us understand. Sources are saying one of the reasons is he's just had enough of Trump. How big a factor was that?</s>RACHEL DADE, CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER FOR "POLITICO": Trump has definitely changed the party as Paul Ryan has known it for years and decades. He came here as a staffer, came up the ranks, became a member of Congress, a vice presidential candidate, came back and became speaker. He's been the number one supply-side Republican, your typical fiscal hawk who believes in capitalism and free markets and Trump has definitely changed the party, right? We're talking about tariffs, the president is, there's a lot of infighting going on, Paul Ryan has had a lot of issues with drama, he doesn't like it, he wants to stay with it. So, sure, that is a factor in this. However, I wouldn't discount the family issues. We heard that he had to be convinced to stay, before we even knew that President Trump was going to be running for president. That's because he wanted to spend more time with his family. He said he's been basically living out of a suitcase the entire time they been growing up and he wants to go home now.
Paul Ryan To Not Run for Reelection.