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Everybody has different opinions. >> it was a long interview, prescription drugs, infrastructure. one thing i didnt hear was trump. the reason why, she is really going for those gop moderates. the question here and the gauge really of suburban revolt really may be how many of these gop moderates exist. down the street it wasnt hard to find die-hard bratt supporters. people who believe there really is a caravan coming. it is kind of a class divide. you see in the richer neighborhoods, the signs a...

His people. i will say the "tribune" as matt said, is the most liberal paper in the state. the "desert news" is the more conservative alternative. matt is exactly right that this is more a fight between mitt romney and donald trump. the president has reportedly asked him to stay. >> what do you think this means as somebody who wants to get young conservatives to vote? what does this mean about the broader republican struggle for who should be in charge? >> sure. i think it goes to the soul searc...

Hollens claims there, is the president ultimately breaking his promise to the american people? >> im not sure that i would necessarily characterize it that way. i think there are valid criticisms that you can make of the republican tax plan, but on the whole, i think its pretty good and i think its pretty accurate to say that if you are a family with children because of the way that theyve expanded the child tax credit here, you probably are going to be better off. there are some people who obvi...

Say in those comments, he described the women in alabama as trump women and trump voters. thats what youre going to right now. a lot of women voters stayed with donald trump even after the "access hollywood" thing played out during the last month of the election. is it possible that the president is thinking you know what? maybe theres some overconfidence here that he thinks that those women will stay with him and stay with roy moore in the end? >> theres a real sharp class divide. donald trump ...

The reason this has potential implementations for 2018. think about to election night last year. donald trump got elected. we were talking about that class divide. that 40 point margin that trump got with noncollege white voters. were seeing the other side of that tonight. youre seeing the college degree half of that, the suburbs here in virginia, northern virginia around richmond. youre seeing turnlout that we did not expect. zoom in. this is the d.c. suburbs and go through. ed gillespie, basic...

Middlebury college in vermont to deliver a lecture on americas growing class divide and the decline of the american working class. an important topic. he is to stomach the cup many other political tremors shipping this country over the last decade. murray is an important figure, thats not an overstatement to it but instead of listening to any of the scum of the students rioted, attempted to block his car, even hospitalized the professor who was escorting them. charles murray is not appeared on t...

To middlebury college to deliver a lecture on americas growing class divide and the decline of the american working class. an important topic. he has covered it in a couple of books. the phenomenal explains a lot about the rise of donald trump and political tremors over the last decade. murray is an important figure. instead of listening to any of this the students rioted, attempted to block murrays car, hospitalized a professor escorting him out. mr. murray has not appeared on television since ...

Better angels, a group dedicated to reuniting america. jill abramson is the former executive editor of "the new york times," currently teaching, writing at harvard. ed luce is the author of a new book, "the retreat of western liberalism." and a distinguished professor of peace and reconciliation at u-mass boston. david blackenhorn, let me start with you. what do you think is dividing us so deeply these days? is it fundamentally economics, social class, culture, how do you see it? >> were definit...

Executive editor of "the new york times," currently teaching, writing at harvard. ed luce is washington columnist for "the financial times," and authority of a new book, "the retreat of western liberalism. and a distinguished professor of peace and reconciliation at u-mass boston. david blanken horn, let me start with you. what do you think is dividing us so deeply these days? is it fundamentally economics, social class, culture, how do you see it? >> were definitely divided by ideology left and...

Year, there is a class divide. its totally real. the numbers bear it out. i just wonder why that is. what is it about making a lot of money that makes you less sympathetic to people that dont? >> i dont think thats what it is. there are liberal to earn a lot of money who give to cause us to make sure people of lesser means have opportunity and would feel differently about it. >> tucker: [laughs] >> sean: what? >> tucker: its an interesting topic. fox news alert. governor mark dayton of minnesota...