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Registering as dems, they dont talk about trump. they talk about the republican party and the failures they see there. there is a long-term legacy issue for the party thats bigger than just this midterm. >> do you think, though -- tillis was one of the original sponsors of legislation to protect mueller. and then that fell very much out of fashion. when it it was out of fashion, it was at the same time that fbi director chris wray was begging the speaker to shutdown devin nunes reckless -- he sa...

But its always hard to tell in this situation whats going to cause things to break. you can look at the republican leadership. you can look at the leadership of the family values movement and not yet broken with him. i think part of it is the economy, if the economy starts to falter at all, stock market has been going down a little bit, because people have seem to have made a bargain almost with the situation were in, which is oh, yes but at least unemployment is down. so its hard for me to figu...

Owner, thinking, we are being told we are being paranoid? that we are somehow seeing things or hearing things. we saw things and we heard things. they are validating exactly it. the more you say that, the more you guarantee guns will never go away. the amount of them will multiply every day. >> dana: it wasnt like it was on a crank website. this was in the paper of record in "the new york times." no time like the president for republican candidates facing a tough challenge on the midterm to be a...

That. he said very strokly yesterday that hes innocent. youll have to talk to him about that. we absolutely wish him well. did a very good job while at the white house. >> thats his point of view when a man is accused by a woman. >> every woman. >> very similar to the president himself. he feels hes under attack. >> right. >> by many women. >> theyre all liars. >> well over a dozen. >> he insists all the women are liars. he wont talk about stormy daniels. hes the only one he hasnt personally cal...

>> sandra: there is obviously momentum there. i will ask you this, maybe marie needs to jump in. wheres the left on the economy there. if youre talking about momentum and winning in the midterm, there is still no clear, concise message when it comes to the democratic party. >> david: running against this presidents package, this is going to be a problem when all they have a scandal to try to run on. whether its the russia collusion thing, whether its any of these other things theyre working on, ...

Come november. he discussed his decision last night on msnbcs kacie d.c., including the fact his district was made more democratic leaning after districts were redrawn in his state earlier this year. >> its a very challenging job serving in congress with a young family. i accepted that and planned on running for relength. the supreme court then in a matter of week or so decided to invault the map, the first time in area where the state had done that and altered the district. >> 23 run wills not ...

Last time we had a midterm election in 2014, so you start with an even worse baseline, only 1 in 5 millennials voting in 2014. well see improvement over the baseline. well see positive change because of the organizing. theres a lot of young people, so, in fact, 22 million new 18 to 20-year-olds become eligible o vote for the 2020 election. thats a lot of young people. if they get the turnaround up even 5%, 10%, it will make a difference. >> theres been an image of emma gonzalez that is being cir...

Welcome back. plenty to talk about tonight. lets get right to it with the panel. nick come fis sorry and a political analyst. zerlina maxwell, from progressive media for hillary clinton and director of progressive programming at sirius xm radio and a political analyst and john podhoritz and also an nbc contributor. you know your name, you dont need me to speak them. >> i forget sometimes. >> stormy daniels, it is a stormy that wont go away. 60 minutes interview last night. do you think voters wi...

Theyre talking about strategy. vote them out. now, it is a very tough hill for them to climb. young people do not usually vote in midterm elections at all, and even last time they overpromised in the presidential and didnt show up. but, you know, intensity matters in a midterm. it really does matter. and if they can find a way to turn this intensity into some real victories where they knock off some people, they can change the dynamic. if they think it will be as easy as it was yesterday, gettin...

Vote them out. now, it is a very tough hill for them to climb. young people do not usually vote in midterm elections at all, and even last time they overpromised in the presidential and didnt show up. but, you know, intensity matters in a midterm. it really does matter. and if they can find a way to turn this intensity into some real big victory where is they knock off some people, they could change the dynamic. if they think it will be as easy as it was yesterday, getting a march permit is not ...