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I don t necessarily think that the who matters so much to these voters as you get out on the campaign trail. certainly matters to us here in washington. i think what gabe is saying makes a great point, that there is, think, a little bit of a downside to the fact that maybe it is 100 people. you want to know that it s one of the people that is a household name so when you come out, the president could easily turn around and say, see, they will look for anyone who is saying. i think it s a valid point. i am curious about how long this thing that has legs. it s getting a lot of traction. generally, any day with this administration it s a fast-moving cycle. but i spoke with former new york times executive editor hal raines. this op-ed i believe is going to serve as a catalytic role in bringing the country more broadly to the grips of what is going on. we have a congress that is paralyzed and a white house that is destabilized and a president who does not believe in the ....
Was gone after yesterday. i guess we re doing our favorite hal raines quotes. you used to talk about raising the creative metabolism of an organization. is that correct, sir? that s correct. on that point, let me say having had the experience of being scooped by the new york daily news on more than one occasion, i have absolute respect for our sister publication. trying to stoke a rivalry and you end up in a mutual admiration we could use more of this in our lives. the creative metabolism of the trump organization, if you like it, if you believe in it and there were voters who thought it would be good for america, it s the creation of something out of nothing. if you don t like it, if you think it s a con like the students of trump university and others have alleged, what you think is people like michael cohen go running around making promises they can t keep. how do you analyze that in light of what we ve learned this week? well, it s an interesting ....
Were in no way surprised by what happened when senator shelby went on cnn on sunday. it all comes down to alabama, especially during football season. it s a fascinating place where you live, from mobile across the water to the gorgeous town of fair hope on north through talladega, and then birmingham, all the way to huntsville. hal raines, a real pleasure to have your viewpoint on air with us, thank you very much. thank you, brian. we ve hustled steve kornacki, after a telephone call to our decision desk, to the big board. someone comes on stage and says it s not over yet. tell us what you think. well, i mean, look, the bottom line is you re seeing all the votes that are being tallied today. they re all counted from today. so you can see, we ve been monitoring this spread. it s up north now of 20,000 votes, almost 21,000 votes for jones, the democrat. look, it is obviously a very close race. ....
john, that might be worthwhile or necessary depending on the outcome of the race, if there s any process like we saw senator mcconnell overseeing with senator packwood and politically would be a nightmare for republicans. it would. and not going to come to pass unless roy moore wins the race. but it s getting increasingly difficult to see him win the race. one outlier poll showed jones ahead, i think the more realistic democrats think this is competitive, they re in the game. but alabama has shown a penchant for electing theet attical clowns as hal raines, from alabama, put it in op-ed over the weekend. but combine theatricality with the evidence of moral turpitude ....
Listening and very exacting standards. and she s not hal raines. i mean, he was a much tougher hombre, but that s a worry people have. on the other hand, she was bill keller s partner for eight years. she saw what worked for bill. i mean if she she was his partner, and she obviously saw and also what worked and what didn t work with the times. also, if you know that about yourself i do think one of the problems with hal raines, his deputy also wasn t a people person. you didn t have anybody to be his good cop. and i think i m not sure yet about jill s own management structure. but she s going to need that good cop person to go out there and do all that massaging because all the people management is the hellish part. and when arthur salzburger asked her at a lunch interview, ....