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Democrats target. its republican. but its-on of the states that could flip to the democratic party in the coming years. and the same with texas in the near term, jim, i think if you are president trump and youre his campaign you want him back out there into the heartland. you want him doing all the rallies because thats where he is able to really draw off the energy and deliver that energy back and in the hope that we heard in that pets that martin just did. >> the question is does the energy ov...

World and the reason why every worst dictator in the world come heres to save their lives when it comes their time. how do we get through this thing? it seems like the republican moderates -- and theres enough of them to cause trouble just like there are enough freedom caucus members -- who have to go home to their constituents who really do have these life experiences. they have kids in their 20s they want to keep on their program. they have pre-existing conditions which is pretty darn common b...

Until a combination of jim comeys letter on october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off. did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes? oh, my gosh, yes. you know, youll read my confession and my request for absolution. but the reason why i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last ten days. >> president trump responded last night, tweeting fbi director comey was the best thing that ever h...

Able to do it, and he says im going to do it lickety-split. >> this is a reflection of trumps world view. there is no higher accomplishment than getting a deal done and it can be done through sheer force of will and personality. look at what he said about the civil war, that it could have been avoided if the right person was there doing the right things. >> you cant sell the same property to two different people. thats what the middle east is about because youre going to have to divide the land ...

It was bugging him, bugging trump. >> as the press secretary who faced the press corps for about an hour every day -- >> you have a big lectern to separate you from the people. >> i developed an appreciation for how important body language is. that was what was so bad about walk ago way from those questions, literally fleeing the room to avoid questions about a topic they themselves had raised. people talk about the oval office being the ultimate home court advantage. it looked like he was playi...

Mccain, two secretaries of state, chris matthews, and others to comment on those speeches. and we combined it with about 500 photographs. we went through 36,000 images of the 60s. >> i think the speech is ask not what your country can do for you, what you can do for your country, i trace back to choate and his head master. but that was his. that wasnt ted sorensen. kennedy came up with that one. trump has no orator cal skical . obama did. clinton had somebody, not bad. does it still matter? >> r...

Certainly something they would do. i think the president would expect me to speak my mind. do you have an open invitation here? >> no. what im thinking about, i was very lucky the guys i worked for retired when i did. and youre lucky too. thank you, josh earnest. >> thanks for having me. up next, president trump says theres no reason theres not piece not peace in the middle east. tod can trump bring a deal to the middle east? can this guy do it? youre watching "hardball," where the action is. ...

All these demands may be reasonable from the israeli point of view, but theyre not from the arab point of view. >> that is correct. and i think that this president responds well to praise. abass came in, and he praised president trump. netanyahu came in and praised president trump. and sean spicer today in the briefing said, you know, heres a president who with his amazing interpersonal skills hat got two people who are ready for peace. this is not a nuanced view of how this is going to work, an...

Decision. he acknowledged that he would not and should not be the one to make the decision. now it is a question of whether the presidents appointee, the deputy attorney general, does so. and in my view, the decision will be equally tainted and doubtful if a trump appointee responsible to the president, whom the fbi is now investigating, makes that decision. >> thank you so much, senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. coming up, house republicans say theyre getting very close to having the v...