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Of the protests which happened right after he took office, that is a long period of time there. and that is why when i talk about womens rage, we dont know what it will look like. we dont know what it will look like, but i think that it is still phenomenally raw. and in a lot of ways the country -- and again weve all kind of wanted to move on. a lot of women are still stuck with processing what happened around the supreme court nomination and confirmation. and what that says about our country. >...

Union into trump real estate projects, both in new york and around the world. of all the people in trump world, michael cohen flipping to cooperate with prosecutors in an investigation into donald trump and his campaigns ties to russia, that would likely be a very harrowing prospect for the white house, maybe even more harrowing than the prospect of paul manafort flipping. michael cohen has loudly proclaimed himself to be impenetratably loyal to donald trump. he hasnt even himself thus far been ...

Kentucky. she will face andy barr, the republican. this has been a double-digit republican district lately. just before that, though, it was represented in congress by a democrat, ben chandler. and the very interesting thing about the performance tonight of mcgrath, this is the district. lexington is about 40% of it. she lost lexington. that is where gray was the mayor. she won the rural areas outside of lexington big. and it looks like turnout there double from the 2016 clinton/sanders primary ...

In on her own. it wasnt even a major recruitment effort. but she wanted to change the world. and here she is winning this primary, a potentially tough primary and she was the winner. >> its interesting you bring up amy mcgrath. it was the dccc, the national democrats, they wanted the person they knew, right? and you understand the argument. hes been there before, hes run for office before, hes the mayor, and mayors generally do well in congressional elections. there has been this fear among some...

To function. but also a lot of things that we think are institutions are actually norms. we have learned an incredible thing about that in the last year and a half. anything i say about that now will sound obvious but a year and a half it wasnt so obvious. >> essentially you are saying the people dont just sit back. speak out. you say all those last three things meaning what, get active? keep fighting it? >> i think yes, get active on the one hand but you have to be selective how you get active....

There is a lot of evolving there. johns point cannot be understated which is the fact that outgoing congressman republican had union support. that union support shifted to lamb this go-around. the hyper local issues that matter in deer hunting country -- guns, issues of abortion, issues of pensions and unions were things that lamb understood and ran on extremely well. >> but lamb was pro-choice, right? he said he personally opposed abortion. so did bill clinton. but bill clinton was for choice. ...

Important development of the day. the president is now claiming that a spy was somehow planted in his campaign by a criminal deep state for political purposes. think about that. im not kidding. thats his claim, the fuel argument from the sitting president of the united states. is there any evidence to support any of that? arguably, no. but there is evidence that the president is using his allies in the house to find the, quote, evidence for him. he basically said as much today. >> all you have t...