the key midwestern states for office in wisconsin that if foreign agents, foreign sources just poured a little money into those districts, with a message that looked to be anti-clinton or anti-obama, then you can actually influence the election in the states and turn the electoral college. i wish it was so easy. $2.4 billion was spent on this presidential election. hillary clinton had a $400 million advantage over donald trump. and just in the last week, her super pack but $6 million into wisconsin, pennsylvania and florida. to suggest that a few thousand dollars of these incredibly targeted ads, which they were not, they did not even know when the election date was. it is ludicrous. and we have to be honest with ourselves. whether this argument hurts or helps democrats, we have to have some honest fact-based
is what conservatives applaud. and another thing, putting aside the policy with dana, it s exactly right about, conservatives applaud rolling back things identified with barack obama. it s not super complicated. donald trump ran in many ways as i will undue what this president has done undo what this president has done. immigration on fighting terrorism, north korea, iran, i mean, across the board, what he offered and i think to the extent he s executed on anything, what he s executed against is this idea i was elected as the anti-obama, i m going to fulfill that because that will help me get reelected and that s making good on the promises i made. repeal obamacare couldn t do it legislatively. right. how do you see this unfolding hold on, i want to let gloria weigh in. we have to see thousand unfolds. they couldn t repeal obamacare. they re still going to try and do it to in some way, shape, or form. that s not going to happen
we told you about the crisis of credibility in the white house. but what will that mean for the president just a little over 200 days into his term? back with my panel that was just getting heated up before the break there. the president clearly has a problem with the truth. you saw gloria s report there. what does this do to the office of the presidency? in many ways you know, we think of the office of the presidency as a static thing but presidents as much are shaped by the presidency, they also shape the office of the presidency as well. i mean, the way that obama conducted himself in office, obviously, you have donald trump as the anti-obama in many ways. you think about jimmy carter he came into office promising to the american people that he would never tell a lie, this sort of subtext of that was about nixon. and so i think whoever succeeds
something preemptively? i think if the syrians use chemical opens again have to hit them again. he has laid down whatever line were going to call it and he s got to do it. he has basically set up sub up as the anti-obama. where obama didn t act, he woul would. in the first couple hours, no other agencies in the government seemed to know what he was referring to or what the plan was buried today the white house as they did coordinate. they clarified it. they did coordinated. even lindsey graham was complaining about that. bill: let me take you back to april of 2016. this is what candidate trump said he would do as president, as commander-in-chief. we must, as a nation, be more unpredictable. we are totally predictable. we tell everything. we are sending troops, we tell them heard we are sending something else, we have a news conference. we have to be unpredictable. and we have to be unpredictable starting now. bill: i think you could
possibility, would he do something preemptively? i think if the syrians use chemical opens again have to hit them again. he has laid down whatever line were going to call it and he s got to do it. he has basically set up sub up as the anti-obama. where obama didn t act, he woul would. in the first couple hours, no other agencies in the government seemed to know what he was referring to or what the plan was buried today the white house as they did coordinate. they clarified it. they did coordinated. even lindsey graham was complaining about that. bill: let me take you back to april of 2016. this is what candidate trump said he would do as president, as commander-in-chief. we must, as a nation, be more unpredictable. we are totally predictable. we tell everything. we are sending troops, we tell them heard we are sending something else, we have a news conference. we have to be unpredictable. and we have to be unpredictable