Actually be a pretty good night. a remarkably good night. just think about how, how much abuse this president has gotten over the last two years, how controversial and given. and given. and given. but the point is, this is the most controversial president i can ever remember. and yet, he may come out of this thing with a pick up in the senate, i think it s likely to pick up a seat or two in the senate. and he might even hold the house. and that s just remarkable. i don t know if it s going to happen even he was saying, on friday i said, he might. if those i m saying, if the silent voter comes out. there s a lot of toss-up seats that could go the republicans way. i think it s very hard to determine who is a likely voter in this midterm election. and i think that cuts both ways, frankly. totally. we talk a lot about, you know, obama and oprah, and i hope we get into that. but you ve got people on the ground right now whose knuckles are raw from knocking on doors. y
How controversial he has been. and given. and given. but the point is, this is the most controversial president i could ever remember. and yet, he may come out of this thing with a pickup in the senate, i think it s likely to pick up a seat or two in the senate. and he might even hold the house. and that s just remarkable. i mean, ient know if it s going to happen. he s going to hold i said he might. i said if the silent voter comes out, there are a lot of toss-up seats that could go the republicans way. i think it s very hard to determine who is a likely voter in this midterm election. i think that cuts both ways, frankly. totally. we talk a lot about obama and oprah and i hope you get into that, but you have people on the ground right now whose knuckles are raw from knocking on doors. you have the center for community change, they have knocked on 1 million doors in florida alone. you have the domestic workers alliance in georgia.
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Post and president of the center for community change action. ej, what s going to happen? you know, i think michael moore is right that no one should take anything for granted until the last vote is counted. a lot of these races are close. this feels much more like a democratic weekend than it felt like before the 2016 election. there is a different mood out there. first of all, you are seeing a lot of the races falling more the democrats s way, particularly in the house. you have a degree of enthusiasm and engagement by democrats that you didn t have in the same way in 2016. republicans particularly again in the house races are going to regret that president trump decided to close on this very divicive, often hate-filled message of immigration. hallie jackson said he was going to beef up his emphasis on
Second greatest vote you ever cast! the first greatest vote was for me! president trump s campaign swing continues over the next week he holds rails in nevada, texas, wisconsin and north carolina. with that i welcome ned price, msnbc contributor and former specialist with president obama. dorrian, center for community change action and author of on your case and a spokesperson for the obama campaign. a vet traeran of the show. you know the deal with the pastries. i m looking at it. i do. and could be times two. keep an eye on it. ask awe what we ve heard in the president s comments last night and heard over the last few days. he has distilled the message down to a few things. said this is an election about kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. your reaction how unified the republican party and how the president has been able to set the terms of this midterm? absolutely unified and on
meanwhile, some trump allies are leaking that sessions should go ahead and resign if he has indeed lost the president s confidence. translation he should fire himself if trump won t. joining me now a former adviser to president obama and hillary clinton, president of the center for community change action. nera, why is this hard for him? i think firing people is an element of being a ceo. and it just points out that the entire you know, he was good at firing people on a tv show, which wasn t really real. that s very different from real life, which he obviously has problems with. but firing problem is part of being a ceo. it s not just firing people, he s run a white house that if a company ran a white house that had so many divisions that leaked against each other, that
divided gop lawmakers don t know what mitch mcconnell waiting for them next week. a repeal or repeal and replace or something different. and the senate parliament said three key parts of the bill go against budget bills. chris wilson from wpa intelligence and democratic strategist and president at the center for community change action, thanks for joining us. dorian, i ll start with you here on set. taking steps to weaken obamacare in i believe 18 cities. cut the time to sign up for coverage in half there. whether or not what happens in terms of the repeal and replace happens, there are certain steps that white house can undertake. is there anything that democrats might do to try to stop that. sure. democrats could actually sound
Learning the truth. the indictment makes clear that it is unacceptable to obey an unofficial code of silence. police advocates though say those charges are baseless and the officers are being made out as scapegoats. they shot down the prosecutor s code of silence theory siaying that defies belief. charging police officers with conspiracy and could be instruction of justice in these kind of cases is very rare. out of almost 7,000 police crime arrests in cases over a six-year period, under 4% of all charges were for obstruction, lying or tampering. in other words, either police never lie in these cases, or when they do lie, they re almost never charged for it. joining me now, criminal defense and civil rights attorney, sam adam jr. whose practice is in chicago, as well as dorian warren, president of the center for community change action. sam, why are these kind of
Practices. his withdrawal marks a huge victory for that organized opposition. joining me now the president of center for community change, fellow at the roosevelt institute. you ve been at the nexus of the organizing happening around this nomination. what was the mobilization like. so the mobilization started in december when a broad coalition of worker organizations, labour unions, community organizations, progressive groups started meeting weekly to plan the opposition campaign around puzder led by his very workers at cke, the company that owns carl jr.s and hardar hardy s. they organized protests every week including this monday at hardy s headquarters in st. louis, fast food workers protested in front to say this is his record on labor issues, you couldn t think of a worst poster child to be secretary of lib. dozens of employment discrimination lawsuit, wage theft and other wage violations at the workplace, gender