you know, i got 52% with women. everyone said this couldn t happen, 52%. women are so angry. and i frankly think that they like what the republicans are doing, but i think they would have liked to have seen it go a lot faster. but let her have her day in court. let somebody else have a day in court. i mean, i have men that don t like it, but i have women that are incensed at what s going on. i ve always said women are smarter than men. i ve said that a lot and i mean it. but women are incensed at what s going on. in that sound bite, the president claimed he got 52% of the women s vote in 2016, but according to the exit polling, he got 52% of the white women s votes and 41% of women s votes in total. in that news conference, the
testify on monday or not be heard is airily outrageous. the confirmation process is over. i m not being critical, and being factual when i say this is an 11th hour allegation. i really want to see her. i really would want to see what she has to say. but i want to give it all the time they need. they ve already given it time. they ve delayed a major hearing. shannon: where are we now? let s bring in our panel, byron york, chief political correspondent of the washington examiner . karen tumulty, opinion writer for the washington post, and tim farley, sirius xm radio. welcome to all of you. this tweet from the president this morning. he said this. if the supreme court is one of the main reasons i got elected president. it i hope republican voters and others are watching and studying the democrats playbook. our exit polling showed that this was one of the key issues
couple of democratic seats. no big deal, no big change. the house of representatives had actually been under democratic control for my entire life at that point. there was no possibility of losing the house of representatives, and there wasn t a single pundit in washington who ever predicted that the democrats were ever going to lose the house of representatives. and at 2:00 p.m. on that election day i got a call from sheila burke who was then known as the 101st senator because she was bob dole s very powerful chief of staff and cheesheila t me bob dole their exit polling was telling them they were going to win the senate and win the house of representatives for the first time in 40 years. and that right there on election day was the very first clue that i had that the democrats were in trouble, when it was way, way too late. there wasn t a single campaign strategist in washington being
wasn t a single pundit in washington who ever predicted that the democrats were ever going to lose the house of representatives. and at 2:00 p.m. on that election day i got a call from sheila burke who was then known as the 101st senator because she was bob dole s very powerful chief of staff and sheila told me bob dole their exit polling was telling them they were going to win the senate and win the house of representatives for the first time in 40 years. and that right there on election day was the very first clue that i had that the democrats were in trouble, when it was way, way too late. there wasn t a single campaign strategist in washington being quoted the washington post in those days saying that the democrats were shipwrecked, that they were going to lose everything. no one saw it coming. and the congressional polling showed the two parties were
why is he reaching so far to evangelicals and others? i think he s trying to broaden the very narrow and small democratic base. this party is a party that doesn t have voters, their voters came over and voted for president trump in waves. jehmu, i have to challenge you. 62% of voters said that this country was heading in the wrong direction. 62%. i looked at some cnn polling, exit polling and primaries. 90% of republican voters, 62% of democratic voters, obama s agenda failed, president trump s is succeeding, we see that with the great economic news today. they empower president trump for a reason, please bring obama onto the campaign trail. harris: something barack obama said today, jehmu,