22nd. i can just say this is not an issue that will get lost on this broadcast. we ll keep it front and center. thank you. eve levenson, thank you. thank you. let s kick donald trump s rear end. i believe i m the person to do that because he lied to my folks in ohio two and a half years ago, and i will chase his rear end all over the great lake states. we will win wisconsin, michigan, and ohio and western pa and send him back to mar-a-lago. o mar-a-o so i called him. he didn t call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn t a lawyer, call legalzoom and we ll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief
suggesting strong corporate earnings are reflecting of america and they are stingy and not sharing. most of the money is generated overseas. there are profits generated and the rest of the world where they embrace capitalism this is where the money is coming from. a lot of the companies would love to bring some of it here but they pay taxes over, another live percent? the answer is no, particularly when the president really has launched a serious war against success, against from expert, and it feels leak perhaps in a second administration, the war of words will actually become a war of action. neil: thank you, charles, very much for joining us. all of this as the president prepares to officially kickoff the campaign tomorrow and stops are planned in virginia and ohio two swing states where the jobless rates are dropping and the rich electoral votes are inviting and they happen to be republican by run governors. so meek mike huckabee, is the
seat for 88 years. so it s not a big deal. first of all, i m not giving up on the democratic candidate. turnout can make a difference in these things. i was going to say we were in this situation in 2005, ohio two was a special democrat there was a republican seat in cincinnati. yes. ultimately you had a bunch of voters who never voted democratic, couldn t do it. that could happen. this may be it probably has less to do with partisan politics and democrats and republicans than it has to do with washington. is it working, is it not working? and who s more representative of fundamental change? and in a district that s been held by democrats for 88 years the republican comes along and says, i haven t been near any of that stuff. washington doesn t work. stand with me. it s a powerful message and incumbents everywhere should be very, very concerned because it s working across the board in a nonpartisan way. in the d triple c is a finely tuned political machine campaign ap
[ laughing ] on the mercy of the court. let s remember rahmbo is not well liked by the chicago. nobody ever accused you of not taking a long shot at things. the sun s endorsement is not going to do you a lot of good in chicago. in chicago there s a lot of people running in that race already who have talked about it. it will be whittled down quickly. you have to have a runoff. the daley machine is still alive and there are some alderman who are going to run that used to be part of the daley machine. sean: we are 29 days out, you are predicting that the democrats lose the house of representatives. any way they can recover? i think they are recovering a little now. the real problem is in the midwest. any place long highway 70, pennsylvania five seats in jeopardy, five seats in ohio two in indiana. and a couple old time democrat conservative democrats in the