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You for saying we got to go down to the south. the democrats are rediscovering that's where most of the people are. you can win down there. >> exactly. and on top of it, so there is large black populations but demographic changes in the south where people are moving from the north. >> yep. >> who have traditionally voted democratic and now they're moving into southern states for whatever reason, a number of different reasons. >> but they're also a lot of southern young people that are willing to vote for democrats now because they're disgusted with trump. >> yep, absolutely. and by the way, el...

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Frustrated. i don't mind if they make money as long as i do. but they're not. i want to talk more about that ceo pay because ceos are doing really well. according to a new report from the a.p., executives in corporate america saw their annual compensation jump 8.5% in 2016 to a median of $11.5 million. >> that means half made more and half made less. it's not an average, but it's a median. >> it's a lot of money. if you think about this, ceo pay has gone up 20%. that is almost double the rate of typical full-time employees across the country. and this is not only companies that have done reall...

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Just don't see how dr. price can say this won't happen. i wish that governor dean, dr. dean, was right and it was a joke. i see it as a cynical lie that i hope, not sure it will, but i hope will cost republicans dearly in the months and years ahead. >> i think this goes back to the fundamental belief that so many republicans feel like their constituents aren't doing well, and it is their fault. donald trump said time and time again, you know, if you're not wealthy, it is because you're not doing something right. so this bill is essentially saying, it is, like, if you can't afford it, maybe do ...

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>> ♪ >> there are a lot of potential challenges that could come with not only russia intervening in syria right now and continuing to -- >> flex muscles. >> but also repeat the anti-i nato, anti-american rhetoric. the ukraine conflict could flare up at any moment. >> it's sort of an extraordinarily weak aging regime. it's sad because you are seeing a population's demographics aren't doing well, economy isn't doing particularly well, reaching out to foreign military to keep a sense of relevance. >> but it's worked. look at them. it's really worked. putin has, for better or for worse, you can ...

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You but you have got to get used to it. i understand where they are supposed to come from. they were supposed to pick a governor, a senator where they control him 100%. this wasn't supposed to happen. bill: trump gave chris wallace a bit of a tour of his campaign headquarters. an office noticeably lacking in people at that time. reporter: this is your campaign headquarters? >> this is it. reporter: campaign headquarters are usually bustling with hundreds of people. >> we have a number of people in office. other people spend $30 million, $40 million, $50 million and they aren't doing well.