for him or not. sean: i think there is one other factor we have got to throw in here statewide. if you look at the prior race that he had for the supreme court in alabama, martha, it was 52-48. that is by alabama standards for a republican, that is not a big win. martha: no, it s not. he has proven to be a controversial person, of course, over the last many years. you know, i mean, there wasn t a lot of establishment support for roy moore, sean. before this whole story broke in the washington post about these young women and his relationships, whatever the nature of them was. you know, over the course of 40 years ago. so he has ails bee has always be brand. controversial character. it really comes down to the question of whether or not pame voters want him representing him in the senate. when you look at the fact, you look at the numbers in terms of the polls that we have, sean, and how important being pro-life is to voters in alabama, the fact that they may and we re still waiti
supreme court 52-48. in alabama that s a close race for republicans. i understand that. this is going to be nationalized to a rejection in part of trump because he came in did the robo call and rally in pensacola. it will embolden the democrats rest assured. sean: will it be that joe concha or be that even with trump s help he couldn t pull him over the finish line because of all the news and information we have been discussing for a long time. all the news and information we have been discussing for a long time. if roy moore ends up losing in this case, this will be an election that was decided ultimately by one news outlet and that s the washington post when they did this story a couple of months ago. if this story doesn t come out, race already called roy moore wins in heavily republican state. the story was never debunked. the washington post did good solid vetting in terms of the accusers and roy moore never could push back the way that he wanted to. so ultimately this i
fake news dossier. now, also tonight, the fake news media are working overtime by spreading outright lies and misinformation to try to damage and discredit president trump. here are some of the recent examples. on friday cnn, they ran wild with a fake news report about donald trump jr. claiming that he received an email on september the 4th, 2016, that gave him special access to hack dnc emails that were not released at that point by wikileaks. that was a total lie. because the email was sent that was actually sent from september 1st that was the day after wikileaks had published the dnc emails. also fake must news cnn were pushing that story for hours and others like conspiracy tv. msnbc, they repeated it before the clinton news network finally offered a correction. over the weekend the washington post reporter dave weigel tweeted out this fake news photo and claimed that the arena was empty during a trump rally in florida. turns out the photos, well, they were taken well before the
25% of people? right. of his supporters. of his supporters. he s down to about a third maybe of the electorate. who is the president really serving by this? $1.2 billion in revenue would be gone because these undocumented daca are working. there s a story that somebody sent to you. i d love you to tell the audience. we re collecting people s stories. if you have daca, please share your story. this man from north carolina, a rural town, sent us a story. he said i was brought into this country at 3 years old despite the mental struggle of being undocumented, i was able to work my way through a private college without a single loan or government grant to study four years of mathematics. i earned private scholarships and worked overnight jobs to pay for my tuition.
95% of them are working in school, 54% bought their first car. there s a story that somebody sent to you. i d love you to tell the audience. we re collecting people s stories. if you have daca, please share your story. this man from north carolina, a rural town, sent us a story. he said i was brought into this country at 3 years old despite the mental struggle of being undocumented, i was able to work my way through a private college without a single loan or government grant to study four years of mathematics. i earned private scholarships and worked overnight jobs to pay for my tuition. today with daca, i work in the fraud department for a bank, preventing americans money from being stolen through financial crimes. the lack of a document should not define me. there s so many daca people right now who are so worried and anxious. they re all over my twitter feed i think we have to know that we are more than pieces of paper.