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another important component of the big is rejecting. all over the country, districting for congressional seats and federal seats, congressional seats, will be done on a fair nonpartisan basis. i they is good for the country, and that is a very important part of this bill. we also have ethicings s reform here and the president and the vice president with tax reform. the president and the vice president are the only wons that can act individually. there is a check and balance there, but the president can act individually. and people need to know what his interests are to make sure that he is acting in their interest and not his personal interest in is a very, very important bill to open up government, make it more transparent and honest and give citizens a greater confidence that the government is acting for them and not for
side and not further divide the country but find a way to unify us. >> are you talking about the elusive obama-trump voters. >> are those the only wons? >> but to win an election, if we're talking about it in terms of winning an election, it has to be someone with that elusive it factor. >> what about warren's -- she has been pretty popular so far. she is drawing really big crowds. >> i think her video, her dna debacle shows such a lack of common sense that people -- >> i think she offended the far wing of the democratic party, and she hit this issue that she managed to offend the far left
when can congress get done with all of the ifs, wons and whys and the battles in washington and get back in the districts to campaign. that's what people in congress are concerned about. >> dana: they started the five-week recess in the house, penny. that doesn't mean they're sipping margaritas poolside but they're trying to figure out how to win the election. the economy is very good. how are they finding a way to differentiate themselves and try to convince them that democrats would be better off in congress for them? >> yeah, you know, i would say the economy is a mixed bag. it also depends to what terry alluded to on immigration in certain districts and certain states. it's better than others. it's working for certain people, aspects of the economy and certain not. you have an issue with him rising the calls for increase in tariffs. soy bean farmers in iowa are
tweeting this morning whether that momentum will comeback here back to work in washington. turning back to terror and the manchester attack we are learning more about the attack and terrorist, uk police released images, surveillance images from the arena the night of the attack. we're getting a closer look at this man, 22-year-old salman abedi, who is dead, he killed 22 in the arena that night, wounded 120 others, prime minister theresa may urging britain to remain vigilant as we learn more. what is the broader message we take away in aftermath of that brutal attack, steve? >> i am afraid to say, i don't think it is particularly reassuring one. rounds of manchester -- the wons of manchester are present and main in the uk is there over
we need jobs. student loan debt is out of control. and these people are the wons to vote. the pollsters mszed it. they didn't poll them. didn't talk to them. didn't understand where they came from. but a certainly people supporting donald trump. 8% african american. better than mitt romney. the national diversity coalition more trump was out there doing positive things and i believe mr. trump is going to continue this engagement and be the leader that people who voted for him know he can be. >> we'll talk about the polls and exactly how this happened in a moment. next how donald trump redrew the electoral map. and what trump's loil supporters got right yal supporters got right >> was your faith ever shaken? >> i thought the polls were wrong from the beginning. >> and donald trump's close friend of nearly 40 years was with trump last night as the results came in. tom baric is my guest outfront. we'll be right back
investigation. >> do you have armed security guards on campus? >> no, i do not. >> does douglas county still -- [inaudible] >> we have a tactical response team, yes. >> were they the wons who -- >> no. the responding ofs got there first. >> have family started to get notified about the incident? >> that i'm not sure at this point. >> do you know what is the shootary student? >> i'm sorry. >> whether the shooter was a student at the community knowledge. >> i do not. >> have in the local hospitals been able to handle the casualties or are they going elsewhere. >> a good question for them. i haven't heard how overloaded they have been with injured. a heard a couple patients were shipped to other area hospitals. >> goo you have a pio and another presser scheduled? >> if do. corporal hudson is here in the
their lawyers do the talking but the lawyers are not saying much. recently truckers have wons' big-time lawsuits against trucking companies for being called independent contractors instead of employees. this could end up in courts but first might slow down the flow of goods coming into the u.s. we'll keep you posted. >> all right trace, thank you very minute. martie mcfly pulled over for speeding? something like that. details of a bizarre traffic stop that sidelines the del laurean from back to the future.
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a lock time, congress maintained a bright line. his pursuit of whistle blowers, but not reports, and what they did here, to create this enormous chilling effect. what people need to remember is the greatest protection of liberty in our history is not congress, not even been the courts. the free press, they are the wons that often reveal scandals and pressure public officials to account for themselves. >> so i think many people were surprised too that eric holder didn't step down after the first term, because a lot of president's cabinet members stepped down, right? unusual that he stayed anyway. >> he -- he has, and i'm not too sure why. you know, as you know, most second terms do seem to attract scandals. not too sure why. but holder has always been controversial. he was opposed in his confirmation as having a political record during the clinton administration, a controversial one. but he's proven one of the most