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Primary when trump has 90% approval rating with republican voters, i think it would be a mistake to not align yourself at some level with donald trump. i would reiterate what alice has said. i think mcsally is in the driver's seat. i think arpaio is undercutting ward. i don't think there's going to be a close race. the last poll showed mcsally up by 20 point points. i think ward's comments have been damaging. i don't see this being close. i think in some ways it's encouraging. i don't think we will have another re-run of alabama where we might put up a heavily flawed candidate. i think the dem...

It's a reliably republican place. you saw mitch mcconnell sort of hint yesterday that maybe they should put jeff sessions in some sort of write-in campaign, bring him back from being attorney general. you know, trump doesn't -- hasn't been happy with sessions. it's not clear if sessions would want to do that, but trump probably is going to have to weigh in on this. is he going to sort of identify with these problems that moore is facing in the waning days of this, you know, election? or is he going to kind of follow the republican herd? that's a very open question. >> should be interesting. le...

People openly saying they want something like the third reich? did they sort of say that or is it smothered under other kinds of rhetoric? >> no. and i think, in a sense, chris, something of the opposite happens. so this election has happened twice this year. it was run in may, but there were irregularities and the independent candidate, ex-green party leader won by just 31,000 votes. it was a re-run. and i think that gave austrians a bit of a scare. they thought, do we really want norbert hofer, the far-right candidate, to have a chance of representing this country? brexit then happened. then...

Under way this afternoon as we speak in ohio. earlier today, hillary clinton was in philadelphia and she talked about the stakes of this election. >> and this election in many ways is about what kind of future our country will have. will it be dark and divisive, calling up the specters of our past as cory said, a re-run of some of our worst moments, or will it be hopeful and inclusive and united? i personally believe we have come too far to turn back now. >> she's clearly trying to make the case to democrats there in philadelphia and later here in ohio the stakes of this election. for the next...

Well at a state dinner back in 1972, the cbc reports the president raised a toast to who he called the future prime minister, then 4-month-old justin trudeau. donald trump canceled an appearance on jimmy kimmel live last night because of a political commitment. but there was a backup plan. >> don't worry, tonight we're going to give everyone in the audience basketball dipped in cologne so you can fully experience what it would have been like had donald trump been here. >> democratic presidential long shot martin o'malley showed off his singing skills yesterday on "the view." ♪ because baby...