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States and the win by more than five moints to make it clear to the skeptics we won it fair and square. >> actually stunned last night. michael cohen, attorney for the trump organization gets involved with mr. trump, doesn't work for the campaign thought the concession speech of the loser most important on election night and seemed to gracious saying the loser better step forward and be gracious about this. 234 not what you hear from other people in the trump organization. very surprised. trump has to deal with that tonight. pressed buoy chris wallace and by secretary clinton to say mr. trump ...

Any longer. a poll showed 60% of texans thought he should go. and a lot of it is because of how his presidential race played. "the washington post" dan bowles has a book coming out on the election collision 2012. in there he talks to governor perry about his oops moment when he flubbed it in the debate and perry blamed it a little bit on his back surgery saying that he had been a runner, he had run a ton, and that was his decompression method because of his back surgery he couldn't run. that was part of what put him off his game. >> mark, you were also putting the finishing touches on a book a...

0 welcome to "morning joe." with us on set former communications director for president george w. bush and former senior adviser for the 2008 mccain presidential campaign nicolle wallace, msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halperin, and in washington, d.c., senior political editor and white house correspondent for the "the huffington post," i think he would like calendar model in there as well, sam stein. >> he is hot. >> joe -- >> holy cow. >> yes. i think that's a word that comes up with sam. don't you think, guys? >> that is. the guy is so hot, how hot is the guy? this ...

>> host: let's talk about writing a book and the differences from writing a column. >> guest: they are totally difference. a column is 800 words, and length is absolutely everything. you start how many words, how many letters, you really have to compress the length so there's a couple things you can't do at that length. first, it's hard to tell a narrative story because it tames time to set up, hard to do in-depth reporting because by the time you set up a scene, you ate 700 of your 800 words. you have one ideas and hammer it. i try to use my columns narratively like a legal brief, t...

600 of your 800 words. so a column you just have one idea, and you hammer that idea. i try to do my columns more narratively, try to tell a story, but it's really compressed. with a book you can spend a couple years on something, in-depth knowledge and do it in a more narrative forum, more natural thinking in terms of. and you can do a little better of capturing the climate of something with a column it's pretty much who's doing what, and it's very specific. but i think we're actually influenced by culture more than by personalities, more than by individuals. so you can try to captur...