it s doing very well. you don t do it you do it to get ratings. you do it because have you got to respect the country. if you look at something honestly and say how do i get the other 50% of the audience. and what if i can get without losing the first 50. do it. ainsley: taking the cultural head on. both sides are represented. it does represent what a true family at easter. brian: president called roseanne. ainsley: that made me laugh because she has said she supports him. remember she ran for president. she was the nominee for like the peace party. it was called the peace and freedom party? pete: did i not know that. ainsley: started in california. that was 2012. remember coming out saying she wanted to run for president. and then she also said that she is a supporter of president trump. so this role fits her very well. what s funny is he called her. before i knew she was a fan of his. this is just a role. he still called her. it turns out she is a trump fan. pete: email us at frien
now about legislation to change all of that. talking about it. the issue we have, it s like any other legislation in congress, the issue is urgency bleeds away over time. that s what we see with almost every issue. lesson number four, and this is recent, the democratic base is fired up. that s the alabama lesson, right? alabama lesson and the virginia governors lesson, which are both relatively recent the last few months. yeah, if you look at democratic turnout numbers and democratic composition of the virginia and alabama electorate, it s stunning. one factoid to well, your friends have to be nerdy to be wowed by this, but to wow your nerdy friends, doug jones won more of the black vote in alabama than barack obama in 2012, but it s stunning. and it was a bigger percentage, 29% of the electorate in the special election, 28% in 2012. remember, that was when the first black president got re-elected. so there s an energy. that s not about doug jones, by
that suggests they continued to do it. whether in 2018 or 2020 with nuclear plants, with power grids. we see them do it around the world, specifically in ukraine, there are suggestions of meddling. germany is very concerned, obviously, given an ewill excoming up in september. he can focus on today and the future. he doesn t necessarily have to hone in on the election which he is clearly very sensitive about. i want to ask you about a piece of news that crossed the wires a minute ago, a russian leader has been released from jail alexei navalney. who is he? he s the most important russian figure today. he has been since 2011 when he led those demonstrations. then those were squashed by putin in 2012. remember, he was prime minister for a while and came back as president in 2012. he has then led some pretty big demonstrations this year,
1997 to 1998. and final general petraeus. secretary of state but still that cloud of scandal hanging over him for giving classified documents to his mistress back in 2012. remember that story. said to visit the white house. but when will mr. trump decide? here s what kellyanne conway just told us. he ll need to take his time in terms of considering who is best for this role. obviously he has many great choices, and he ll make that decision on his timeline, as he always does. one thing about president trump is we always know who s in charge, his choice, his voice. ultimately these decisions rest with him, and we all respect that. so the is senior administration official tells our john roberts if howard is the pick, he could be in place by the end of the week. steve: that would be quick. it needs to be fast. steve: thank you. straight ahead could students cleaning up after class help one district cut costs?
in time to 12012. remember the lead. pop this up here. back in 2012, on this day, the sunday before the election, president obama led mitt romney by one point. he won the election by four points. on this day in 2004, the last time the republicans won the white house, george w. bush led by two points over john kerry and won the election by three points. usually, if you re ahead going into the election, you win the election. not always. if you are a ahead by a healthy margin going in, you tend to win. you see a stable race into the final days. here is one of the reasons i say that. the pollsters have been having turbulence in the data. they feel settled now. this is the poll that came out today. trump leads among men but clinton leads women. also, in some states already, based on early voting, florida included, they think the electorate will be more diverse in some states than in 2012. hillary clinton had a 75 point