bureaucracy holding our children back to deliver school choice to all families. betsy devos tweeted i am honored to work with the president to make america great again. a charter school advocate and a big donor to donald trump s campaign. a defeated democratic party is searching for a new leader. here s a sign how desperately it may need one. a new cnn aren/orc poll finds a increase from the poll taken before the election. the party doesn t seem to be hurting their president. obama s approval rating stands at 57%, highest in seven years to talk about what democrats need to do to rebuild, joined by symone sanders, democratic strategist, also the former national press secretary for the bernie sanders campaign, and also with us, ben wickler, washington director for
butler county, a republican bastion that donald trump has made more republican. donald trump with a lopsided t victory there. a couple of other things going on on the map. more vote coming in still from philadelphia. chris matthews is right. they really got the job done there, the democratic machine now 453,000, still maybe more to come out of there. there are still votes in the philadelphia suburbs. two pieces of bad news for democrats. number one, that doesn t necessarily mean they re votes for hillary clinton. this looks like it s just changed. we have it red. trump and clinton have been going back and forth in bucks county. the thought for democrats was that they would be comfortably ahead in the suburbs. you see one piece of gray here, there s one county in the state of pennsylvania yet to report, lebanon county. you ll get 60,000 votes out of here, mitt romney won this 2-1 in 2012. so donald trump right now, the biggest source of votes left on
front-runner, by far the front-runner, if the playing field is not level, then certainly all options are open. but that s nothing i want to do. that was in reference, pam, he s talking about his possible third-party run, which you know the folks are in washington have been reporting on a lot. he signed this pledge, saying, you know, i m not going to run as an independent or third-party candidate, but he says now, if the party doesn t treat him with what he says is respect and derod decorum, he s going to do what he has to do, break the pledge. he s not the only one saying that. other ran dates have said that, too. does he feel the party is being fair to him? no, he doesn t. during the interview he would mention the party. he said, i have an issue with the party. i said, what do you mean? it s like rodney dangerfield, i get no respect. he s leading in the polls,
officials gave them a send-off at the station. could the great leader himself eventually follow? you could argue that this visit is kind of greasing the wheels for that kim jung-unvisit to china. reporter: the spice girls they aren t. they are highly trained musicians. now, if justin bieber falls out of favor, at least he doesn t sister to worry about being purged. but when the band disappeared for about six months, people worried the 20 or so members eventually resurfaced but without their biggest star. maybe she s just taking a break, but that s the thing about north korea, they can make the most famous, the most honored disappear and never heard of again. reporter: their lansing may
it looks like good values. the markets are really schizophrenic. what we re seeing is uncertainty over almost everything. there is an overreaction to what s come out of china because in a vacuum the chinese stock market is really not all that important. nobody believed that the prices previously reflected fundamentals. it s manipulated by the chinese communist party. and the chinese communist party has been herding a very small group of retail investors into stocks and now they are having a real hard time keeping the market from plunging. that is the part markets worldwide are focusing on. the sense that even though the chinese storkt may be be all that significant by itself, the party doesn t have control over events in way maybe previously we thought they did. and that suggests that the slow down could be worse than we thought and that have all sorts of ripple effects.