Last night i was grossly generalistic. That is never a good idea. I regret saying half. That was wrong. She goes on to say, quote, its deplorable trump bhlt his campaign largely on prejudice and paranoia and given a National Platform to hateful views and Voices Including Retweeting Fringe Bigots of a few dozen followers and spreading their message to 11 Million People. Donald trump responding in another statement saying isnt it disgraceful that Hillary Clinton makes the worst mistake of the political season and instead of owning up to this grotesque attack on American Voters she tries to turn it around with a pathetic rehash of the words and insults used in her failing campaign. Clintons comments generating strong reaction. Certainly a lot to talk about here with our political paneling. Joining me now, a. Scott boldin. And scotty nell hughes, political writer. Thank you both for being here. Thank you for having me. Trump also tweeted this. While hillary said horrible things about my su
You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trumps supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. Right . The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islam phobic, you name it. But those other basket of people are people who feel the government has let them down, the economy has let them down, nobody cares about them, nobody worries about what happens to their lives and their futures. And they are just desperate for change. Clinton said in a short time ago, quote, let me read you part of it. Last night i was grossly generalistic. Thats never a good idea. I regret saying half. That was wrong. She goes on to say its door morible that trump has built his campaign largely on prejudice and paranoia and given a National Platform to hateful views and choices. Now to trumps latest attack on clinton, the republican president ial candidate last night speaking at a rally in florida suggesting clinton could commit an act of violence in public and not face any consequen
we know from recent news reports the two are not on friendly terms. you know when he was on the view a few days ago, they asked if he was talking to hillary clinton and he quickly said no. clearly there are issues. i think the interesting thing is it s not just between them. their voters took the 2016 primary really seriously. in my travels over the past few weeks, there were voters who were for bernie or hillary who really still feel that loyalty there. i think now that bernie is striving to get the nomination again this time, those are clearly wounds he ll have to heal. it seems as if there is a divide that is still there and within the democratic party. of course, selma is trying to bring everybody together on this anniversary. ali in selma, alabama, thank you. i want to bring in my panel. tara, the democratic strategist and a. scott boldin, former chair of the d.c. democratic party and former chair of the national bar association and pac
bitter. but she then joins his administration as secretary of state. so, i think that this is some of this is very much natural. everybody enters thanksgiving morning a little scared of that cousin you don t want to know, but by the end of having the turkey and everything, you re like, all right, he ain t that bad. scott, go ahead. i agree with my colleague, but this is a little different between hillary and bernie, in my opinion. this is when the progressives on the left of the party were deeply involved in trying to change the rules of the party. deeply involved in trying to win the nomination. the progressives weren t there yet in the democratic party and there were many people when hillary lost, there were a lot of democrats in their opinion and their supporters opinion that didn t vote for hillary clinton. may have voted for a third-party candidate or not voted at all. that gap of those losing those democratic voters, the hillary clinton side really believes that that may h
to be those dynamics because i m still bitter myself on a couple of fronts. at the end of the day, even being bitter, i still voted for the democrat. i think while there will be some people in the democratic party because one thing people need to understand about the party is that we are the most diverse party. i say it all the time. but i will continue to reinforce that. as a result, we have to manage a lot of different constituencies in a way the republican party does not have to manage. as a consequence of that, we have much more of a balancing act to do as democrats relative to the republican party where the overwhelming majority of republicans are just are white. scott, really quickly, let me get your thought. i think it s a diverse party. scott, let me get your sense, because jay ensly, does he stand a shot? polling at zero. starting as zero to what?