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neighborhoods, the smartest people who work for you in your staff, they all live in the same neighborhood. whether they re black or white or asian. there s this book written, there s a test if you are part of the new elite. the new elite are corporate executives, really quality lawyers, doctors and because it s now at the point where it is merit-based, whether you re part of the elite, we ve kind of forgotten about ordinary americans out there. and so, it s like, it drove my boys crazy. it had them take the test in the book and it said, have you ever been on a factory floor? were you raised in a neighborhood where over 60% of the people didn t go to college? if you get a chance to go to starbucks or mcdonald s for coffee, where do you go? do you know anybody who has whole milk if their refrigerator? because everybody else has skim milk? elitist. so part of it is that it s understandable, the good news is, it s based on merit advancement in many cases now, but the bad news ....
plus the president s latest hard right turn to try and sell trumpcare 2.0. nobody knew that health care could be so complicated. and from selling your internet browser history what the heck are you thinking? to rolling back protections for women. how trump s america is taking shape faster than you know. would you like to make a change, folks? when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. amid a steady drip of news about trump world s connections to russia and under the shadow of an unprecedented federal probe into possible collusion between a foreign adversary and the sitting president s campaign, the white house and the gop is in full change the subject mode. the scandal is not what we know, it s how we know it. in a throw back to the benghazi days, they ve got a familiar scapegoat. former national security adviser susan rice. i believe susan rice abused the system, and she did it for political purposes. she needs to be broug ....
The latest news from around the world with host Brooke Baldwin. russia investigation because we now know special counsel robert mueller s team has just interviewed a woman who once ran a high prized new york call girl ring, a woman who went to jail as part of this whole scandal surrounding former new york democratic governor elliott spitzer, a woman othersquies known as the manhattan madam. investigators appear to be interested in kristin davis ties to long time trump adviser roger stone who she knew for years and years. so to sara murray we go, our cnn political correspondent on this breaking news. so, sara, we know that she voluntarily sat down with mueller s team. what was the focus of the interview? well, brook, we are not sure exactly what mueller s interest is in kristin davis. as you pointed out she s had a checkered past when it comes to law enforcement, this is someone who ran a high-end prostitution ring, but it s also someone who has been close to roger stone bot ....
The day s biggest political and news stories, with interviews and reporting from around the nation. you ve got michael cohen, of course, guilty. these are individuals who were incredibly close to the president of the united states of america, and we ve got to get an answer to the question, what did the president know? when did he know it? when this crime spree was taking place all around him. we ve got to clean up corruption with this administration, and washington, d.c., restore our democracy for the people. we played maya some sound bites of those that are coming out and defending the president, saying this is not a crime. some to maybe some extent are saying, yeah, maybe it s legally a crime, but it s like a smaller crime, a 12k3450ermisdemeanor. what is your read of what michael cohen did? is it significant or not, is it being blown out of the proportion for political reasons? it s extremely significant because it goes directly to whether or not a candidate, donald tru ....
known. this election marks the largest senate gains for a president s party in a first midterm election since at least president kennedy s in 1962. there have been only four midterm elections since 1934 in which a president s party has gained even a single senate seat. as of now, we picked up it looks like three, and could be four, and perhaps two, but we picked up a lot. most like ly the number is thre, and you people probably know that better than i do at this point, because you looked at the more recent numbers. 55 is the largest number of republican senators in the last 100 years. in years a president s party has only acquired eight cumulative seats averaging one per decade, and so if we picked up two, three, four, that is a big percentage of that number. so in the last 80 years, you think of that. only eight seats. in president obama s first midterm election, he lost six senate seats, include ing ing i deep blue state of massachusetts. republicans captured at least four s ....