think about. that that s a generation of television. so much changed in the business. what happened was here s a show that was not a big, broad hit. it seemed to reach the people who were the agenda setters, opinion makers. journalists, critics. it was something talked about on talk shows all the time. to be part of a show that becomes bigger thank what people are seeing every night, making us talk about the issues of the time. it really made the show an event in the culture. absolutely. transitions from this show that some would say had that click audience to david letterman main stream. i spent all my college nights it seemed watching david letterman at some point in time. both shows are important when you think about it.
democrats. it s probably more politically advantageous to democrats, but i don t think it s going to matter. i don t think voters are going to be litigating this on the air waves or talking about this particular vote come november. if anything, feeds into a larger message democrats could put forward, if they are lucky. keli goff, lee fang, and sheera center. appreciate it. thank you. find more from our panel and join our agenda setters on thomas s website, thomasroberts.msnbc.com. we ll be back and looking for the president s live remarks on the jobless benefits debate. you re watching msnbc. hey kevin.still eating chalk for heartburn?
going forward if you have one state where there is a medicaid expansion where women have access to reproductive services, where people can vote fairly and another state where you have a minimum wage statute in place and another state in which it s increasingly unequal and polarized, difficult for minorities in particular to vote, you know, what are going to be the long-term impacts. are people going to leave those states? are people going to want to live in the other ones? it usually takes longer than the every two years elections. one thing very clear is that democrats who ignored state politics in the last cycle are now paying the price in some of these states that have become totally controlled by republicans. 2014 should be an interesting year. so we round out the end of 2013, days to go. happy new year to all of you. irin carmon, victoria soto and corey dade, thank you all. you can find more from our panel and join our agenda setters on our website, thomasroberts.msnbc.com.
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