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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190316:12:05:00 - Vimarsana News

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Challenges that not only she, but the rest of the country are going through, i can't imagine. how do you do that? it started here almost immediately. gayle and i went to a local mosque in our hometown and met with leaders, laid flowers down, met with other kiwis and muslims in the area to leave flowers. we spent a good, 15-20 minutes talking and, you know, getting to know these people. that's happening everywhere. you have vigils happening. you have reach outs to the muslim communities. as i said earlier in the show, i think the reverse effect is happening than what the perpetrator expected. t...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181230:13:55:00

Undercut the caucus next year. case in point, progressive superstar alexandria ocasio-cortez is talking about primarying a fellow new york democrat and as seen as the heir apparent for pelosi, the first black speaker in american history. aoc thinks he's not progressive enough and has been doing this whisper campaign that has house democrats really concerned. i was talking to a few before they left for the holidays and didn't know whether they should approach her, try to get her to back down. they thought maybe that would have the reverse effect. it speaks to this identity crisis we're seeing i...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20181218:21:55:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20181218:21:55:00

Jordan and ivanka clearing around the west wing, dick mulvaney, thps his third job. the white house chief of staff repelled perspective candidates. >> it's not all surprising. it seems everything trump touches goes south, he has the reverse effect of the midas touch. we talked about the trump foundation, trump organization. let's not forget what happened right before trump went into office. he had to pay $25 million for defrauding people for trump u. what he did basically he took this criminal enterprise, the way he was running his business, nobody paid attention to it before until now, he's p...

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Southeast sen, can you use that. >> i haven't trademarked it. >> it's a strong word. >> the one thing i would say in georgia this, may be revealed on tuesday night, we will see in the returns, but fulton county, atlanta and the counties immediate around it in the last generation or so the populations have been exploding, they've been diversifying. gwinnett county hillary clinton became the first democrat presidential candidate ever to carry it. i'm wondering if the effect of the focus of this campaign on kemp's actions as secretary of state if it could end up having a reverse effect where it p...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20181031:11:08:00

Will work, but over the short haul in political terms i think it does work in senate races in red states where the republicans really need trump voters to turn out on behalf of republican senators and senate challengers. it does have the reverse effect, though, i think, in some of the house races. it seems to me this just reinforces this divided election we think we're headed toward where democrats take the house but republicans may well increase their majority in the senate. it's really an unusual midterm year. >> john heilemann, though, you look at -- maybe in deep red states like north dako...