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About the elephants in the room. presidentes trump's theory is stampede them and we can make change. and that what's he's doing. he's moving in a way in which other people said we'll get to that one. five years from now, 0 years from now, like the embassy in israel. the reality is he's doing them now web's doing them simultaneously. the world hasn't been ready for someone who wants to solve big problems and do them all sooner. steve: congressman desantis, that'st a positive take of this. but that is very different from what you are hearing as i mentioned from the foreign policy establishment, ...

Anything about this candidate. i'm not taking anything away from him, but i've heard people say it, and i think it's also true. he also flew very much below the radar. what would have happened if he'd gotten into a twitter fight? that st. not really a do-able thing in 2020. and so you can't -- there is an anti-trump vote, but that's not everything. >> but you don't fight fire and fir. you fight fire with water. mr. trump is bellicose. donald trump is divisive, ralph northam is uniter. this is thing that democrats can learn. it's everywhere we need to be anti-trump in the best sense of the word...

No power, no cell service. the lack of water can be a humanitarian crisis when it goes on for more than a couple days. you can get a sense seeing the telephone poles knocked down because the communications were knocked out, no phone, no cell service, no power, no water. because of that, it's hard to get information out. it's hard to know which parts of the islands are hit the worst. we're hearing that st. croix has been largely spared. part of the blessing of that is that st. croix has been able to be turned into staging area for people to evacuate to, for people to seek shelter. as we report ...

Couple of days. you can get a sense by seeing the telephone poles knocked down because the communications were knocked out, no phone, no cell service, no power, no water. because of that, it's been very hard to get information out. it's been hard to know which parts of the islands are hit the worst. we're hearing that st. croix has been largely spared. part of the blessing of that is that st. croix has been able to be turned into a sort of staging area for people to evacuate to, for people to seek shelter. as reports start to trickle out of st. john, though, in particular it's started to becom...