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and through the super tuesday march 5th primary, and what the rest of the field tries to do usually is try to be the conservative alternative to the establishment candidate. that sometimes works with ronald reagan and sometimes doesn't work with say mitt romney. the failure of the nonestablishment candidate comes when they have to piecemeal together the first state so iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada. even if they are successful there, if they're not able to convert and raise enough money this that short period of time until super tuesday, they will lose massive momentum and it will be very difficult for them to catch up. so that's the big challenge. by admitting that they're not going to have a national campaign, that is very bad news for ron desantis. >> all right, rick tyler, and alencia johnson, we'll have to leave it there. new developments in special
america. why is it happening in all these places at the same time? >> you know, as i look at these elections and the changes in power that we're seeing and who's coming in, i would describe it more as an anti-incumbent wave than necessarily a leftist wave. and what we are seeing all over latin america is voters getting out and voting for the nonestablishment, voting for the outsider. the pandemic hit this region harder than almost any other region in the world in terms of fatalities, costs to economies, formal sector jobs for people living in a precarious situation, and they've looked for candidates that have told them they're going to provide something different, get away from the old system seen as corrupt, haven't fixed latin america's problems. so they're turning to these outsiders, these populists. >> when i look at a place like chile regarded in many ways as a poster child of latin america,
up the base, but he doesn't have all that baggage that trump brings to the table, so these types of victories, and let's be clear, this is a victory for him, to go after disney as the governor of the state and have your entire party, the establishment republicans and the nonestablishment republicans, that's a victory for him. he's going to increase his national profile. you may hate what happened here on an intellectual level, but i do think from a political level, this behooves and benefits desantis in the context of a future primary bid. >> sam and jason stick around. after the break, what president obama is doing to thwart the threat of disinformation. obama is doing to thwart the threat of disinformation ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible
rotation for mexican labor unions print the question is why aren't the democrats voting on this, i think there's a simple answer. >> the simple answer is she doesn't want to win for donald trump and she's going to hold off and find every excuse in the book to not pass it. that's exactly what nancy pelosi is doing. that's why the not presenting it before about and it's just as simple as that because you can see the deal is, for the most part exactly what the democrats wanted from the beginning. this is it. >> it's a great example of how president trump, he's nonestablishment republican, it's exactly what he promised. he's been relentless about delivering his promises. nafta disaster, he renegotiated it, it's all ready to go. >> and it has elements that make everyone happy. what a remarkable experience and yet what does it tell you about the democrats, but they are so
rolling back a special system of rotation for mexican labor unions print the question is why aren't the democrats voting on this, i think there's a simple answer. >> the simple answer is she doesn't want to win for donald trump and she's going to hold off and find every excuse in the book to not pass it. that's exactly what nancy pelosi is doing. that's why the not presenting it before about and it's just as simple as that because you can see the deal is, for the most part exactly what the democrats wanted from the beginning. this is it. >> it's a great example of how president trump, he's nonestablishment republican, it's exactly what he promised. he's been relentless about delivering his promises. nafta disaster, he renegotiated it, it's all ready to go. >> and it has elements that make everyone happy. what a remarkable experience and yet what does it tell you about the democrats, but they are so
andrew gillam after a stunning upset of the democratic establishment candidate last night. both candidates are speaking out today. >> donald trump and ron desantis are both scraping from the bottom of the barrel. i actually believe that florida and its rich diversity are going to be looking for a governor that will bring us together, not divide us. that will vote for free on the primary and give to the broader florida electorate and try to sell that message. i don't take it will sell, i don't think that dog will hunt in florida and that's why i think we will end up being successful. >> the florida governor's race will be fascinating. and i'm coming to you on this first, in part, it's a battle of the bases. on the democratic side, and it's a generational slide on the democratic side. my younger nonestablishment candidate one. >> he's 39. he's the same age. >> on talking on the democratic
frets about losing his tennessee seat. but these reports raise a lot of questions. first, is this really about concern that republicans will lose that seat or is it more about a washington establishment concern that a nonestablishment figure perhaps like a republican congresswoman named marsha blackburn might win that seat? wanted to, could corker win a gop primary begin his past statements on trump? he'd likely need an endorsement from the president if he was going to do this. and whether he'd get that and whether he'd ask for it are also questions. we'll be back with more of "mtp daily." re wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today...
>> he went to the london university school of economics. we couldn't figure out if that was true. the point in the end is trump has this problem which is while he is a nonestablishment candidate and that helps him, it hurs him because he doesn't have people who are good at their jobs surrounding him and he relies on people like papadopoulos. >> his family works for him. up next, gabe sherman with his new reporting the president is upset with advise he's received from jared kushner. >> and we're going to take a look -- >> what? >> and we're going to ask if he -- i think we should ask every geuest, did you -- >> the answer is always yes. >> yes. we were there together. >> time magazine is taking a look at robert mueller's most wanted list. first as promised -- >> rick. >> i'm sorry, bill. i had, like, a brain malfunct n malfunction.
♪ ♪ ainsley: all eyes are on alabama today as voters are getting ready to head to the polls for the run-off election to fill jeff sessions vacant senate see seat. brian: some people are on the ballot besides these two luther strange and judge roy moore. is this really trump and bannon they are going head to head in this contest. steve: todd piro is they blue plate cafe are in huntsville, alabama. >> good morning. todd: brian hit the nail on the head is this a bannon vs. trump? is this a sarah palin vs. trump? is this trump and mcconnell vs. the nonestablishment? so many questions. so we are here asking the voters what they think. i am going to start out what we call the strange table not because of these people but because they are voting for luther strange. your name, man? >> christie. todd: you said you are voting for luther strange because you like the president. >> yes, that's right. you are obviously a huge
and there are a lot of egos that need to be put in line because the white house is not only about serving a president of the united states and being loyal to his mission but serving the interest of the american people and when we have this gerri springer back and forth between members of the staff it is disgusting, it is a distraction from the president's agenda and demeaning to the white house as an institution. >> you have establishment and nonestablishment ideology advising donald trump and he has gotten rid of two non-establishments, priebus and spicer he so you need a unified message to the president, the message is all over the map. needs to be a unified message. to get back to the mission which is the forgotten men and women and what is best for our country to move the country forward. >> i agree that having unified