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2020? >> good morning, george. theres no doubt about it, from the moment he ascended the elevator in trump tower, hes been effective at dominating and guiding the political narrative of the united states. and so long as the democratic party failed to have a single, coherent message, or leader going into the election cycle, i think he will continue to do just that. and of course, his goal, quite frankly, is that the democrats remain divided, as long as possible. ultimately, in his view, to have s...

Three years ago with a view he will win. in 2016, he was aided by the green party candidacy and the libertarians, both who hindered hillary clintons ability to win and were instrumental in the key states she lost. the democrats are making it easier for donald trump at this point. it plays into the information of "the new york times" looking into polling data, where the president could have a big win state-by-state, when it comes to the electoral college. should democrats be worried. the question...

And really get that message out there. >> and i have to ask you about this, lynn winstead. there is word there might be a counter concert. steve ross is in the process of put together a large-scale concert called we the people that would directly counter this inauguration. and according to ted ross, hes saying that celebrities are actually clamoring to get in. he says the talent is banging on our doors to do this, said a source familiar to the planning pplanning. i googled back in 1973, leonard ...

It was a really dark, distopic mess, you know? it was not morning in america, anymore. it was midnight. or,, you know -- >> it was called the midnight in america speech. >> right. it was really designed to scare you. you had people who had lost their children to allegedly to violence by illegal immigrants. and it was really, really just kind of scary and creepy. again, i missed a lot last year, ive got to admit it. i felt that this was going to bode really poorly for them. but that message carri...

Evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive classified information. >> that was certainly unprecedented. when we look back on the 2016 election, will the fbi director making himself a part of the campaign be looked at as the moment or one of the top moments that changed the outcome of the campaign? >> it would have to be viewed as one of the top moments. and i think that moment was bigger than a moment a few days before the election. because i thought it was un...

Larger narrative, but what its really about is putting people back to work. >> and yesterday newt gingrich had a similar message to npr. lets listen. >> you say youve been working on these issues, others might say youve been working in the swamp to use donald trumps language? >> although im told he now disclaims that. it was cute, but he doesnt want to use it anymore. >> somebody sent me that note last year, because i had written what was a very cute tweet about the alligators are complaining an...

Power, it looks like the performance of competence. its not the same thing. but that message really cut through, as we saw during the election. and actually, both conventions, if you look back at the coverage, there was a lot of negative coverage of the republican convention for being kind of haphazard, compared to the democrats, more well-planned convention. but i think if 25 years of reality television has taught us anything, its that the hot mess is always way more interesting to watch than t...

Why he picks them. that he really does believe that the way a person presents themselves publicly is sort of part of the message that he is trying to send, as he builds this team. >> yeah, well, with john bolton actually had a response to this. he tweeted this afternoon, i appreciate the grooming advice from the totally unbiased mainstream media, but i will not be shaving my mustache. >> by the way, we were quoting people near trump. i think his mustache is perfectly fine. >> i dont know if the ...

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