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Katharine ham, senior writer at the federalist and david ignatius, foreign affairs columnist at the "washington post." jackie, first of all, beyond his position, is this draining the swamp to have somebody so affiliated with these energy industries to be in charge of energy policy? >> i mean, theres -- i feel like theres two parts to draining the swamp. this is draining the regulations. this is about regulations. its not about necessarily what you just said, having maybe some interest that you s...

Theyre being shunned because of the loyalty issue. those around trump are really the ones with him from the beginning, including people like jeff sessions. >> right. make no mistake, the establishment republicans of in retreat and loyalists to trump on the march. what we see from every piece of news coming out of here. if you are part of whats called the swamp, then you are trudging against the tide to get into the trump administration. in the end, they have to take some of the people. those clo...

Over here, but about 4 5 minute to an hour ago people were enjoying their evening, but when they started seeing the numbers coming from in ohio and here. theyve only got 20% of the votes counted, but it is leaning in that direction. what does that mean, take our country back? >> it means ending corruption. it means loving our country. it means bringing back freedom and liberty to america and bringing back all the things that we believe in in our country. >> is there some kind of a -- [cheers and...

As a society. donald trump has said go home to mommy to hecklers and even worse, saying in the old days someone would be in a stretcher with some of that behavior. she goes in, goes raw, and its perceiveled as potentially something her campaign would not like to see. in her own campaign. >> im not sure why, tam ron. you know, i thought it was a powerful moment for her for a lot of different reasons. look, this campaign has been fascinating and draining for the way its shown us these kind of rupt...

Is a trump peter out bringing the republican party in a backwards direction. i think you will see responsible republicans wanting to try to do some business at least for a little while with hillary clinton. >> so what if trump wins? >> well, if trump wins it is a revolution, and it really is draining of the swamp in washington. it is going to be -- you know, it has untold consequences if he comes in, and he will try to prosecute hillary clinton. i believe his threat of going to jail. meanwhile, ...

Be a little bit of bipartisan good will for a while. that might be naive, but im thinking on immigration reform, paragraph some infrastructure projects we could have six months of some positive action on capitol hill, this idea of scorched earth policy continuing about both sides, i dont know if the american public has the stomach for it. i do think, don, how big a margin hillary clinton wins matters and whether the democrats get the senate matters, but if donald trump pulls less than mit romney...

Strategic about his message. he wants to hit hillary clinton on what he believes is corruption. he wants to get out this idea of draining the swamp and reconfiguring washington and shaking it up. his policy proposals are intended to bolster his political strategy. with time running out, theres an acknowledgement from his campaign this morning acknowledging we are behind, which is significant. >> thats big. >> exactly. they have some work to do if its possible in the next two weeks. >> hallie jac...

It was as if he was draining himself in front of the cameras. if you listen to a trump speech and dont read breitbart, you dont understand when he throws something out there, like philadelphia -- >> thats been the case, even in the debates, when he knows hes before an audience he goes off on sid blumenthal and connecting these dots that ordinary americans have no idea what they are. >> i think the people who do understand it, this is why you cant cauterize the trump wound and limit it at him. so...

Now its drained away. but for a while this historic 450-year-old city was isolated, half of the residents did not take the mandatory evacuation orders seriously. staying put. and they ended up in a city that became officially closed. it is now reopened and the water is draining away. further north it is a lot worse than that. places like savannah and also charleston, where we find out brian todd standing by. brian, youre looking at record levels of water there in the harbor. and were talking abo...

Public persona. the part of him that feels humanized, relatable. the part that plays pickup games and coaches his daughters youth league obama team. the part that is, quite simply, a fan. but beyond fan dom, no other president is as identified with a sport. something that took shape before he was even elected. during his first run, the then senator challenged efforts to paint him as un-american while draining a three pointer on the first try while visiting troops in kuwait. it was a move that sh...