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Founding was that reason would have a chance against passion. so i dont know what that number is, i dont know if its 5 million, 10 million of the 74 million people who voted for the 45th president, but its a really interesting question how many folks will be moved by fact. >> it really is. its still surprising to me, 75 million americans voted for a guy who was calling for the arrest of his opponent two weeks before, but there were so many other things that donald trump did as president, that pe...

Lets get two ballot proposals, this is karl rove and bushs idea, in 2004, they got states to put an amendment to ban gay marriage. it went out in 14 states and got enough people to get bush elected. if we put ballot measures on the ballot, we got marijuana legalization, doubled the youth vote. and the african-american vote, which thousands sat it out in 16, unhappy with the choices. came back to vote last november, because we had a ballot proposal to make gerrymandering and voter s suppression i...

Detroit, and replaced them with two democratic women. let me tell you how we did it. we got to do this in states especially the swing states next year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. so we came up with this idea, lets get two ballot proposals. this is actually karl rove and bushs idea. in 2004 they got 14 states to put an amendment on the ballot proposal to ban gay marriage and it passed in all 14 states and it brought out enough people to g...

The swing states this year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. lets get two ballot proposals, this is karl rove and bushs idea, in 2004, they got states to put an amendment to ban gay marriage. it went out in 14 states and got enough people to get bush elected. if we put ballot measures on the ballot, we got marijuana legalization, doubled the youth vote. and the african-american vote, which thousands sat it out in 16, unhappy with the choices. ...

Tell you how we did it. we got to do this in especially the swing states this year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. lets get two ballot proposals, this is karl rove and bushs idea, in 2004, they got states 14 states to to put an amendment to ban gay marriage. it went out in 14 states and got enough people to get bush elected. if we put ballot measures on the ballot, we got marijuana legalization, doubled the youth vote. and the african-americ...

Is it going to be a choice for republicans? bush or trump? >> we already made that choice. were with trump. we already made that choice. thats a choice we made at the beginning of the year. thats a choice we made in the campaign. we merged our agendas. >> were with trump. that used to get you into some sleazy nightclubs in new york if it was at least half true but were with trump -- if youre with trump last night, you dont have a job. you dont have an elective office job anymore. paul ryans repu...

Chair. nixon love this guy, ales, pulls him into his campaign. takes him out of show business into politics. roger ales completely changes the way tv campaigns are run, gets nixon elected, goes onto help reagan elected and george h.w. bush elected and then creates fox news. if richard nixon had not met roger ales in that mike douglas make-up chair we dont know who the president of the united states would be today, because roger ales created this amazingly effective republican television network ...

And the voters last night told him the wave is coming. and now listen to paul ryan trying to convince fox news radio and the republican members of the house of representatives that theres nothing to worry about because were with trump. >> do you have to make a choice as republicans either side with president bush and his politics, 43, of more free trade and maybe some type of immigration compromise, or do you have to go with donald trump? is it going to be a choice for republicans? bush or trump...

Discussion of the book with the books very first sentence. >> now, you say in the first sentence, you talk about roger ales meeting richard nixon back in 68. why start there? >> because roger ales met richard nixon at a show like this, the mike douglas show that ales was a producer of. he met nixon in the make-up chair. nixon love this guy, ales, pulls him into his campaign. takes him out of show business into politics. roger ales completely changes the way tv campaigns are run, gets nixon elect...

And no one saw it coming. not one person. not one pundit predicted that the republicans would win the house of representatives first time in 40 years. and that they were going to win back the senate, the very same time. no one predicted any of that but here we are a year out and paurnls looking over his shoulder and he can see the wave coming very clearly because the polls are telling him its coming. and the voters last night told him the wave is coming. and now listen to paul ryan trying to con...