narrative, show activism and the progressive causes he champions and also hearing the old staple from his out here on the campaign trail. railing against income inequality pushing medicare for all and attacking president donald trump. in that way sanders seems feech treating the primary, and voters like what they say. at this early point in the race running behind former vice president joe biden. a registered cnn poll showed that. and one could benefit big if biden doesn t wind up running in 2020. two things struck me in concord, new hampshire. first, sanders said his campaign has over 1 million voters, serious man power going along with big fund-raising money and teaching civility in the primary. calling other candidates, friends, during a rally with him earlier this afternoon and spoke about debating the issues also
find out exactly what the majority is in the house. do you think this is just a head fake or is she really in jeopardy of losing the gavel? i think she is nervous but i don t think she has a reason to be because she has the money and she has the power. eventually those are just understand that and fall in line. i talked about this the other day on fox & friends. you can have as many calendars as you want coming up in. they can do it for the headlines and gain attention and cheers to think why they do and these are people on the far left. at the end of the day, they re going to realize they need that fund raising money and they need that power. nancy pelosi has that power. i think she is going to win yet again. but, it really doesn t matter if it s nancy or one of these newcomers, this party is moving so far left it s unreality being to the american people. they have a platform hollow bun and rests on raising taxes, more regulation, and climate change committees. so, at the end of
they brought up the names of democrats who just won and calling them and try to urge them not to cave to the lobbying campaign that pelosi has under way right now. we will have to see how many they can actually get. i have counted ten people who have told me personally or their offices have confirmed that they will not vote for pelosi on the floor. right now with the total of seats that democrats have won on tuesday, she can only afford to lose eight votes. democrats are expected to pick up another half dozen. she could lose 14 or 15. it will be tight. i will tell you one more thing. pelosi s office is totally unblinking on this issue. they are saying she will take this to a fight. she has two months to twist arms and try to give people a carrot with a committee assignment or some sort of fund raising money. i don t know what it will be or to twist arms. threaten people.
he work at the side of jack kemp for many years. he was an apprentice. they both had this optimism about what america is capable of. all the legislation is couched in that idea of what america is. that is the most the grandest experiment politically that this world has ever seen. it continues to be that way, could continue to be that way. he has that reagan optimism that will do him well in the future. maybe you don t agree, maybe being optimistic about november and the republicans changes. his home district is a tighter race than the pennsylvania district that conor lamb just won in. now, he was going to be fine if he ran, but i think he s a little overly optimistic about the republicans. you have to be. you have to talk that way whether you feel it or not. the democrats have talked about him with a fund-raising money and with him out of the way, that will be tough. the president is a fund-raising
attention, for jill stein to have some reason to do fund raising money. accept it and move on. why don t we go frozen and let it go? hillary clinton has conceded. all she said is she s supporting the recount and donald trump in the end is going to support the recount too because he can t not afford to not be in the room. there s no problem here. let s just get it done. josh, bring you? i just think by that logic, we would be recounting every election every single time and saying, what s the downside? the bottom line is that we have a system in this country where if the margin is close enough, there s an automatic recount. the margins here, they re much larger than any recount than has ever been overturned in the history of our country. statistically, almost impossible that the recount would turn in a different result. so again, we re in this now. we re going to do it. it s fine. it s legally fine, but it s ultimately going to amount to