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Actually kind of -- hes analytical, hes looking at the race saying what happened. how did these always tried and true states from blue turn to red. >> what was the undercurrent of it? and i think the undercurrent was the feeling that the working man and woman, the middle class which a lot of times was the back bone of the democratic party felt like they werent represented. and i wonder if maybe a long time when the unions came about that a lot of the men and women that were working felt like the...

>> shannon: there are 43 black men running for seats. democratic committee only endorsed one. there is a concern that they are not serious backing women of color who want to get elected. black women candidates feel slighted by democrats. our talk show host leslie marshal. and host of ma l in washington and opinion editor of the washington times larry oconner. great to have you with us. >> good to be here, shannon. >> shannon: well talk about the dnc amanda brown leerman saying african-american a...

>> george wallace is a southern segregationist politician and former democrat and runs for president as a independent and taps the deep well springs of american rage and reaction. >> well, i think that the negro no doubt about it has got out of hand. and i think wallace will enforce law and order. >> you can see character in his eyes. back ehas a loyal spunk, back bone. >> wallace realized if you could remove ovoter racism from conservativism lots of americans would go for it because they were t...

And successful tax hikes and regulation reform. and expansion of american energy and the president is seeing huge progress on the world stage the likes of which obama could not dream of accomplishing. peace could be within reach and help of benjamin netanyahu iran held accountable. and they have a nuclear program and the u.s. regained the international back bone with trumps actions in syria. and russia is getting economically squeezed. and the american people elected the president to win on the ...

For you, president trump? >> welcome to politics. who needs a back bone when you just need to win. >> it tends to be. >> im just saying. >> just ahead here, a small florida sheriffs office reeling today after it would have their own were killed at a local restaurant. what investigators are revealing about the deadly ambush. we are live in florida next. thy can stay connected with new iphones. which is great... ...unless your parents thought you were studying. arent exams this week? somebodys bus...

Going to have a conversation about just why russia is even in syria. this is russia, this is syria. theyve had a long history with the soviet union and lart russia s -- later russia as maintaining the 19th century idea of great power status. in the 1950s, the soviet union invested $ 250 million of aid to syria. by 2011 when the syrian civil war began, russia had $4 billion worth of weapons contracts with the assad government. bashar al-assads father, he was a military officer who trand in russia...

Happen? >> i dont think it is a problem. the president expresses himself as the president expresses himself. i think personally we have had to go in and fire a shot across the bow. chinas behavior is 20 years now. its more than unfair trade practice. it is illegal trading practices. they are stealing our property rights. they are forcing technology from our companies to be open so they can get it and they have tall trade barriers that president is somewhat right about. this stuff has to stop. no...

Have to be zero as well. china is not playing by the rules. the international community knows it and theyre thanking donald trump for standing up and having the back bone and the strength. >> i dont think people are questioning whether china is guilty in terms of the larger trade issues. the problem is how best to deal with it. you mentioned agriculture. a lot of farm states, members in the senate, are really worried about this. ben sass, in response to the latest threat of tariffs tweeted, hope...

Funding or financing of their own, are given higher priority access to federal funds. in addition, infra also reserves at least 25% of its funding to be awarded to rural projects. so, infrastructure is the back bone of our economy and its key to keeping our country competitive. the presidents proposal will create new jobs, strengthen our economy and improve the quality of life for everyone. and so with that quick summary, ill be more than glad to answer any questions. yes, john. >> madam secreta...

Should be in the white house who then went on to work for the campaign, there are some things that ring true. theres a curious moment, kristen, i want to ask you about it, in the first anecdote of the book. it reads as if michael wolf is in the room. a dinner between steve bannon and longerroger ales. incredulous that donald trump, who has, you know, no background in politics, didnt seem to have any political believes or back bone actually did win. turns out that michael wolf, according to him, ...