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But it doesnt come naturally. if youre working at the steel mill in youngstown it is not something youve spent your life learning how to do. >> has anyone delivered or have you seen a candidate tell that disenfranchised worker, heres what im going to deliver for you. i talk about west virginia, for example. mike bloomberg comes out with his beyond coal plan and says we need to give back and retrain these people and give them better jobs. is there any evidence of that actually working? because yo...

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Dan: the most disturbing thing about this story is -- im sure i dont know you personally, i would take this to the bank and cash that check, that during your time in the cia, you managed to do your job as a patriot without letting your personal politics get involved and yet your personal politics kept from you contributing to this intel conference. how does that make you feel? >> well, you are exactly right. i will take it even a step further. i dont know what the personal politics were of my co...

Politics rage. >> but it is worse though. there are some states, florida, michigan and minnesota are considerably worse. trump lost that by a point and a half last term. that was a 14-point spread. so its ominous for donald trump. >> let me show you something, i remember when he said dont believe what you see or feeling like it was orwellian or ominous. i think when you see the polls, you know what hes bracing for. >> just stick with us. dont believe the crap you see from these people, the fake ...

Fbi special agent josh campbell and hes worked for james comby and bob mueller. josh, i want to be clear here, one of the most important moment, right, was when george stephanopoulos said christopher wray, your fbi director, your fbi director said this would be wrong, that you should call the fbi and trump tersely, kurtcurt said hes wrong. so far director wray has not responded. can he stay quiet on this? >> i dont think so. what weve seen here is the president of the united states undercut the ...

50 year low right now. were not even talking about the possible effects of weather in certain parts of the country, especially the midwest. all of those are variables were trying to come to grips with. >> lets talk about the corrections from previous months. how significant are those corrections? are there anything we should be taking away from those correction? >> we should. so the bottom line is we had 75,000 jobs created in the month of may. the previous two months in april and march were rev...

. for more than 40 years, texas voters have backed republican candidates in every presidential election, but could that be changing? a new quinnipiac university poll shows president donald trump losing 48-44 to former vice president joe biden in the lone star state. for more lets bring in washington bureau chief from "the dallas morning news" todd gilman as well as associate editor and columnist a.b. stoddard. todd, this is one poll, but in the totality of your familiarity with texas politics,...

And it appears to me, if i had to have takeaways from that tape right there, these would -- what they would be. number one, it appears as though the president is unnerved and certainly although his attorney is speaking in a calm voice that hes unnerved as well, about the prospect of some cooperation having taken place which would implicate the president. number two, based upon the cooperation thats implicating the president, theyre fishing to confirm whether or not that cooperation exists. numbe...

That. >> ive got a plan for that. senator elizabeth warren famously came to politics late in her career. the harvard professor turned obama appointee, then u.s. senator, is now leaning into her roots as a policy planner including this plan to crack a plan for just about anything. this is pretty substantive branding reminding voters that she is more specific than many other candidates about what shell do on health care, taxes, education. and all this makes the warren campaign feel like more than ...

Seems to be an electorate here that in many cases is really excited. as i said, they didnt go to dianne feinstein in the party convention occurring you now, but she did manage obviously to pull it out later on in the process. because she was the institutional leader, she had the resources. so, yeah, i dont know that it necessarily today favors somebody going far left in terms of messaging. but it will be really interesting to see how they thread that needle particularly on the issue of impeachme...