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In fact overtime that became her position on the whole thing. despite what you may have heard, she didn't really lose the 2016 election. she won it, she's the real president right now. this is a reelection campaign. as recently as a few months ago, democrats would've laughed privately at that idea. they would've mocked her. that's delusional. not anymore. now some of them are taking hillary more seriously than they have been a long time. an article in yesterday's "new york times" describes growing panic, joe biden looks weak and incapable. much of the field clearly is too extreme to win a nati...

Digging back into his past, his business deals, his hair obviously. but not as much on the fact that again, the website doesn't have a policy section on it. >> andy i want to read a concluding sentence of this piece. i thought it said so much. quote, so this is my story, such as it is. i have zero to report about trump's plans for being president except for from all available evidence he hasn't given it a moment's thought. that's just -- it's striking. it's striking. how did you -- tell me about that. like, how did you leave it at that? >> well i just looked over all my failed attempts to try ...

All the time. if you go on his we believe site there's nothing about this. if you go on scott walker or jbl's website, you're filling with policy papers and articles of what can come up in a republican primary. why do you think we as a media missed this completely? he is not willing to put himself out there at a meaningful substantive way on an issue even beneficial to him. >> i think he makes good copy. i think he makes good headlines. i think that he you know i mean stories, interviews with him, get traction. and people are drawn to it in some way. and it's probably not, you know probably no...