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American revolution. this is a revolution by the middle class of america wanting to take their government back, wanting to bring some sensibility to our foreign image and our domestic affairs including jobs and business and whatever. the shame of it is that im listening -- im listening to you today i mean this morning you declared that donald trump was likely going to lose this election. you declared that. the mainstream press has been opposed to donald trump, okay, from day one because they ari...

Anti-republican mainstream press. its always a popular attack with a republican audience. on the other end of spectrum, former florida governor jeb bush had, to be brutally honest, another dreadful night. ben carson and donald trump, neither who did much to help or harm themselves, but when you are front runners, that is good enough. larry sabato, the director for the the center after politics -- of politics at the university of virginia joins us now. im sure there are a lot of fans of those can...

Account for the deportation the way we traditionally have, obama is not a high -- not an over achie achie achiever. but i think whats happened is the administration itself spun out this narrative that he was a very aggressive departer. the media and the left jumped on that. so the mean multiplied across the landscape. now the administration isnt so comfortable with that. theyre trying to waft that back. but once its taken within the media, once its taken on the left, its very hard to walk it bac...

Account for the deportation the way we traditionally have, obama is not a high -- not an over achie achie achiever. but i think whats happened is the administration itself spun out this narrative that he was a very aggressive departer. the media and the left jumped on that. so the mean multiplied across the landscape. now the administration isnt so comfortable with that. theyre trying to waft that back. but once its taken within the media, once its taken on the left, its very hard to walk it bac...

Events. how is that independent? how is that more access for the american people? >> i think i described that there are certain circumstances where its not feasible for independent journalists to be covering the president. i think the best example of this would be in "the situation room" at the white house where the president is talking about -- its not feasible for us to have independent journalists in the room. >> how is that disruptive to -- >> let me finish my answer, which is, its just not ...

That staged event. >> thats the enabling. the press willingly did this. >> right. and we should point out that the official white house for thing to photographer putting out pictures worked for ronald reagan. they would let the official photographer in as well as our independent cameras. sometimes, not all the time, but the problem is the official record from inside the administration is replacing the independent record from journalists and thats not fair. >> but think about back in 2008 and 200...

That staged event. >> thats the enabling. the press willingly did this. >> right. and we should point out that the official white house for thing to photographer putting out pictures worked for ronald reagan. they would let the official photographer in as well as our independent cameras. sometimes, not all the time, but the problem is the official record from inside the administration is replacing the independent record from journalists and thats not fair. >> but think about back in 2008 and 200...

Affordable care act as it plays out over the course of the next year. one is that, basically, spin, attacks on the program from the right-wing media or even the mainstream press, dont matter in the end. what matters is the thing works, more people benefit from it than dont benefit from it. and you know, when youre a week out from election day, basically, the policy itself at the core of it is functioning. and thats all that matters. and theres another way that says, no, actually, spin and percep...

They were hearing from their constituents and from the american people about what exactly -- where exactly the white house is going and what does it intend to do to get this website up and running. but like i said, im not surprised that this meeting occurred. i would have been shocked if it had occurred a couple of weeks ago. but the fact of the matter is, it was, i believe, just a desire to try and hear the senators out, reassure them, and pledge that they were going to get this done and up and...

No compromise direction. >> and then theres the issue of the narrow casted media where you can find a way to amplify your voice and think tank process. i want to ask you a personal question. you work at the american enterprise institute which is conservative. you have in my opinion always been a straight shooter, nonpartisan, yet you have said republicans really bear more of the brunt. are you going to pay a price for this? >> i havent paid a price. its a very open place and they leave me to do ...