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But the idea that the trumps can come in and just bling out the white house, they can do a lot on the second floor in their bedrooms and sitting room, but in the blue room, the state floor that the public sees, they cant do much with that, the east room for instance where we see press conferences. and the lincoln bedroom, not much changed either. so its a process, and its a slow-moving process, too. >> i think its interesting to note that donald trump hasnt really updated his own house in three ...

African-american, its the blackest big city in the country. hillary lost the state by just 10,000 votes. so what happened? i begin my search for answers here at church. all four of these mothers lost theirs to violence. why didnt detroit with all the pain and suffering here, with all obama did for the auto industry, why didnt detroit come out for hillary clinton? >> maybe because people thought it would just be a landslide. especially after watching the debate. its like hillary, she won the deba...

>> maybe because people thought it would just be a landslide. you know, especially after watching the debate. its like, hillary, she, she won the debate, and its like, well, why do it? you know? shes going to win anyway, so i think it was a little complacency. >> i think the party failed us, period. i think that the democratic party failed us, because they were so sure that trump could not become the president, that they didnt put in the work. >> trump did come to detroit. he, you know, you got ...

Time and counter it strongly. and there are questions about how far does that go. thats part of what he was talking about here. when you look at this, expecting optimistic message, there was some of that. but this was as much as anything else a big cautionary tale. he lie laid out in great detail all the things he feels are serious threats to democracy itself right now, inequality, racial divisions, complacency, even people just not listening to each other and fake news. seemed to be calling it ...

About twice as long as expected. it was a thank you. a good-bye. but it was a very big cautionary tale. the president going into great detail into what he feels a major threat to democracy itself right now, including inequality. national division, complacency, and people retreating in their own bubbles. he went off on what he called naked partisanship as well as fake news. listen. >> politics is a battle of ideas. thats how our democracy was designed. in the course of a healthy debate we priorit...

Time and counter it strongly. there are questions about how really far does that go, and i think thats part of what he was talking about here. because when you look at this, we were expecting an optimistic message. there was some of that, but i felt like this was as much as anything else, a big cautionary tale. i mean, he laid out in great detail, all of the things that he feels are serious threats to democracy itself right now. inequality, racial divisions, complacency, even people just not lis...

Including inequality. racial division. complacency, and people retreating into their own bubbles. i mean, he went off on what he called naked partisanship, as well as fake news. listen. >> politics is a battle of ideas. thats how our democracy was designed. in the course of a healthy debate, we prioritize different goals. and the different mean of reaching them. but without some common baseline of facts, without a willingness to admit new information, and concede that your opponent might be maki...

The debate, and its like, well, why do it? you know, shes going to went anyway, so i think it was a little complacency. >> and i think trump accomplished her credibility enough to make you even question it. like, it questioned me. i wrote in a candidate. >> i think the party failed us, period. i think the democratic party failed us, because they were so sure that trump could not become the president, that they didnt do, they didnt put in the work. >> do you think that the clinton campaign saying...

Its like, hillary, she, she won the debate, and its like, well, why do it? you know, shes going to went anyway, so i think it was a little complacency. >> and i think trump accomplished her credibility enough to make you even question it. like, it questioned me. i wrote in a candidate. >> i think the party failed us, period. i think the democratic party failed us, because they were so sure that trump could not become the president, that they didnt do, they didnt put in the work. >> do you think ...

I know complacency can set in at times but certainly not at an event like this. >> reporter: in the wake of the isis-inspired attacks in nice. most being used as a protective barrier around the perimeter of times square to ward off a truck-style attack. >> we live in a changing world now. it cant just be about what happens in new york. >> reporter: the nypd is in constant communication with foreign departments gaining intelligence and sharing police strategy with cities abroad. in london, there ...