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>> on this issue he was governor of texas. his attitude was i'm going to lose all these votes for dan richards. i'm going to campaign for him. when i win i want to be governor of the hispanic part of the state, too. it was a different party in that respect. >> part of what is contributing to this, the reason we played the geraldo clip, the echo chambers allow donald trump to go out and create an entire eco system which creates a positive feedback loop. he doesn't have to venture outside his comfort zone. when he does he reverses course. i remember during the bush years your boss got pilloried ...

Jeff greenfield. the latest talk, alicia is about the "fox and friends" weekend host, maybe taking over the va. he led a vets group, but doesn't have the traditional experience you would expect. am i old fashioned? >> it is a 400-thousand person operation, so not having that type of management experience, and health care experience you would hope he would have the right team around him if this actually comes the fruition. >> right. >> it's not really surprising that the president would look to cable news to hire members of his team. there is already history of him doing it and in some ways, it...

>> there is a an attempt to link him to the jackson revolt, but it doesn't quite hold up because jackson himself was someone who wanted to govern for everyone. as he saw everyone at that point. huge exceptions obviously african-american slavery, native american removal. but what you had was a sense of union then and that the union was paramount. and my own sense of the last 364 days, and even before that during the campaign, is that trump is someone who is slicing this as finely as he can to hold on to a core group of supporters who provide a kind of positive feedback loop for him. nicolle was...

Records. it's a sign of just the enormous enthusiasm for his campaign. >> how do you account for the other $7 million that poured in? >> i think there was this positive feedback loop that poured in. >> there's a crowd of republicans. four republicans polling there, and they polyp around 40%. what's surprising is, we don't see a little crowd of democrats creating a problem to have one of the democrats emerged. did other democrats get out of the way and let him go? >> there are a few other democrats running, the party really united around ossoff. he presented a compelling figure and the grassroo...