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Reelected. this is how he did in alabama. he got 95% of the black vote. it was turnout. 28% of the electorate in alabama was african american. now, you compare to that preobama, more traditional levels. you were looking at 23, 25. that's a question here. how close can you get to -- if you can get all the way up to 28% today and you're a democrat, that's your dream scenario. maybe you don't need to get all the way when you just look at the difficulties that -- look, roy moore barely won in 2012. add this sandal and maybe you don't need the full obama. but you need close to it. no question. >> s...

State, they are voting on something more profound, do you want doug jones, a liberal, roy moore? they're voting on are we ready to make the leap into the new south? we have been talking about the south for 30 years t. question is this state has been defined by national politics for 30 years t. question for them is a question about identity, what image do we want of the state in the country and doug jones for all of the things that might be wrong with him ideologically, he represents state with a degree of respectful choice where roy moore is not. >> i understand what hal rhames is sake, i'm no...

About a little more than a third of the whoit voite vote. other states, democrats can get a third of the white vote easily. alabama racially polarized. it's a historically a difficult challenge. >> all right. john? >> i believe kornacki. >> i believe steve. >> the man just knows his stuff. >> he does. >> so, again, you're from mississippi. talk about this. what you're looking at. do you think that this is possible or at the end of the day, are people going to vote -- i always -- >> suppressed vote. >> i always told new people getting into politics people have habits. all right? and i always us...

Takes personal attacks against us or pushes conspiracy theories out against us. i talked to a lot of people in the media that during the rallies would be in the press box, and he would point to the press, and it would get very ugly, and there were people that had to be escorted out concerned for their safety. >> every administration has some type of distrust for the prez. you think they're out to get you and asking too many tough question and they're biassed, wh whatever, but only nixon in my lifetime had this hostility to the press, the belief the press was evil and should be put in a box. an...

Can take seriously. >> i think it doesn't make them fake news the question -- >> when journalists make honest mistakes they should own up to him. sometimes, a lot of times you don't. there is a difference, sorry, i'm not finished. there is a very big difference between making honest mistakes and purposefully misleading the american people, something that happens regularly. you can't say, i'm not done. you cannot say -- >> that was completely fake, sarah. >> you cannot say that it's an honest mistake when you're purposefully putting out information you know to be false or when you are taking in...