one point, two point and even. and i think we have a greater, a tremendous enthusiasm, much greater enthusiasm than she has. yesterday kellyanne conway acknowledged they were the underdogs. let s watch her. where do you see this race right now? do you acknowledge that you re behind? we are behind. she has some advantages like 66 million in ad buys just in the month of september. our advantage going in, we were behind 1, 3, 4 points in some states that mitt romney lost to obama. he will continue to take the case to the people. arguing with fox news decision desk over the results, throwing in the towel, for his party s candidate, let s watch him. if he plays it inside straight, he can get in. but i doubt he will be able to play it he has 186 electoral votes in states that he either leads outside of the margin of
voters. i m not sure what is his strategy? saying he is going to win and polls are wrong or say he is getting screwed, polls are right. what is his strategy here
Backtracking from box girl narrative, remember her, alexandria ocasio-cortez changing biography after father bought house in suburbs. originally school was in yorktown suggesting she made a long commute and says school was north of birthplace and extended family lived in the bronx, extended family. hillary clinton for 2020, yeah, there s a new op-ed in new york post now suggesting that it s not farfetched of an idea as article pointed out how clinton super pac has been increasing fundraising efforts based on combating president trump s policy positions in recent weeks. it also suggests that she could attempt to unit a democratic party stuck in a battle with itself because she did such a good job uniting it last time. the time now 16 minutes till the
A new op-ed in the new york post suggest it could happen. michael goodwin pointing out clinton super pac ramping up fundraising efforts to combat president trump s policies. she could attempt to unite a divided democratic party. a man you know well. is he going to join us with more on clinton s 2020 prospects. family of a little boy who beat cancer is facing attacks from the left because they thanked eric trump it started when the tennessee family thanked him on social media for donating millions to saint jude. after he shared the post the aunt said what happened next shocked her. the hate that has come out is unreal. now you re going to attack a charity? you re going to attack a saint jude family. someone who went through hell for four years? come on now. ainsley: trump responding on twitter thank you for your kind words. you are amazing.
shannon: the editor director and the former executive director of the pro-hillary clinton super pac. merry christmas to both of you. president trump said merry christmas to america. he said you want to raise taxes and complain. that s not true. the tax cuts the working people will get in the beginning of this program, 80% of americans are going to get about a 2% tax rebate. that s what obama game in the payroll tax. what trump gave is the size of what obama gave. the overwhelming majority of the tax cuts goes to the wealthy 1% and the largest corporations in america. they are permanent. the tax cuts for middle income americans are not permanent and they will increase.
Ads in the birmingham market trying to identify those who are republican. what he does and stands for makes us republicans and us christians look bad. on twitter roy moore dismissed the last batch of ads as the work of a prohillary clinton super pac, leland. leland: we have been hearing that argument anybody but hillary during general election and now anybody from a democrat from president trump during special election. jonathan in alabama, jonathan thank you, busy week ahead, gil, gillian. peter, what s going on there? doug jones is trying to clarify his position on an issue
neil: all right, fixations are fixations, the media still in historics over this meeting that president had with vladimir putin at a recent got20 dinner. not so much attention to what conservatives are saying would warrant attention. u.s. postal service breaking a federal law that lets employees take a leave to do union funded work for the clinton campaign. what s going on, explain what happened. sure. so, union employees said that they wanted to take some time off in order to campaign for hilary clinton. local postal worker officials said, hey, maybe letting 97 people take time off is going to hamper delivery schedules. the postal service overlords told them to shut up and let them campaign for hillary clinton. then a pro-hillary clinton super pac with connections to this union ended up subsidizing their
Respond by friday. to you first. mercedes: first of all, i want to go back to mueller very quickly. there is a consistent pattern where he s hiring these democrats who are giving thousands of dollars to either obama, a clinton super pac, whatever. secondly, there is a big concern here. there are two lawyers who were part of a law firm that represented the other side, the defense. what the problem with that in particular is that they could have had access to information. you have to bring up these questions because you have to ask yourself, why would mueller bring these individuals in knowing they were part of a law firm that were representing the
According to u.s. intelligence, the russians were involved in trying to influence this election, both through disinformation and also through those hacks, and giving information allegedly to wikileaks. so that s their posture. the trump campaign posture is, we won. so whatever you think of us, we won. and we beat back everybody. the media was its own pro-hillary clinton super pac. so and there really was no acknowledgement of any mistakes on either side. even though plenty of us in the audience had long lists of things that all of them could have done differently. yet the clinton people think the media was too favorable toward donald trump and too critical of hillary clinton, too much focus on the e-mails. absolutely. that s one of their talking points is, they feel like in the last couple weeks of the election, last three weeks of the election, especially after the comey letter, that the media was just picking her apart, story after story. and in fact, they talked about how one
Here. and he is undocumented. so feels very, very passionate and feels that the president-elect is tweeting specifically and threatening specifically him. as for the flag burning he doesn t think it should have happened. he sees it as a symbol of opportunity for this country and hopes it will go back up soon. anderson? miguel marquez, thanks so much. a lot to talk about. cnn political commentator and trump supporter alice stewart. is democratic strategist and pro clinton super pac adviser paul begala. cnn political commentator and usa today columnist kirsten power. jeffrey lord. cnn political commentator and republican consultant margaret hoover. cnn political commentator and former congressional black caucus executive angela rye. and cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. good night, everybody. before we talk about why donald trump is tweeting this out, not just what was happening at hampshire but also the politics behind it or media strategy behind it, just the legality of this
Subject, i m on these panels and it s with people who say that they re always what the vague term, a democratic adviser, republican adviser. you don t know their clients. it s never announced. everyone is a republican or democratic strategist. who aufrb have consulting firms. you don t know without asking them to disclose a list. i don t i have never been on your show when you say, by the way, democratic adviser, who are your clients this cycle? it makes me think about karl rove at fox as well, who is raising millions of dollars. paul begala at cnn with a clinton super pac. after the bottom line is after the election, it s time for a reevaluation of some of these relationships. you want expertise, but you have to figure out a way, if these are people who are also players to either define the role more, i think brazile was an official at the dnc before she was an interim chairman. maybe just have to figure out a way to define the role more to say we have people here in a