so this all is part of this larger effort by republicans want to scrutinize this a lot further. president of course has said that this is a democratic funded effort to undermine his campaign. of course republicans have paid fusion gps during the primary season. but a new development here john podesta and debbie wasserman shultz privately telling the intelligence committee they had no knowledge of the dnc and clinton campaign having any ties to fusion gps. that s a lot. i know we are throwing a lot at the viewer. so let s step back two seconds. and i have my panel. thank you so much for that. these are two separate stories. i want to make this crystal clear. these are two separate stories. cambridge analytica, wikileaks, one category. fusion gps, anti-republicans,
flake. we re not actually talking about substantive issues but issues of character, of honesty, of decency. the behavior and fitness of the president. you kind of wonder at some point whether or not when some of the policy issues are all the table that you re going to hear at least more republicans talking about it. as of right now. there s no misunderstanding about it. republican voters decided to swallow that, and this is donald trump s party. so, elise, ross dutat i butchered that. op-ed up talking about bob corker and warnings corker s been giving about the president. if corker means what he keeps saying about the danger posed by trump s incapacity. call for impeachment or the 25th proceedings. other anti-republicans should join hill. coming out doing that, why wouldn t they go full 1350-spee
possible. senate gridlock is fueling a rise of anti-republicans like moore and the pro-establishment republicans like bob koescorker. moore in. tuesday, says a lot about the direction of the gop now. for all of the gop divisions all the in-fighting and drama, what are the democrats doing? they ve yet to put a significant election victory on the board in the era of trump. can they pull off an upset against moore? i m joined now by doug jones. he is the democratic nominee for the u.s. senate who s now the man running against roy moore in alabama. mr. jones, welcome. you re a former u.s. attorney. but other than that i think a lot of people don t know about you outside of alabama. so we get a chance to get to know you. let me ask you this why do you believe you re qualified to be in the u.s. senate? well, first of all, chuck, thanks for having me on today. it s been a big victory for us over the course of the last few moss and we re looking forward
republicans actually use that successfully with obama, saying we are not obama. so how can democrats combine that message, saying we are not trump, this is where he is failing, in that is where we think we can succeed. sandra: i m not sure what the message will be, based on that answer. they are admitting that they don t have anything to offer the american people except for demonization and a horror show. and scream in each other s faces and call each other names. and turning us against one another, because that s what the democrats had been doing for years, and its work for them for a longtime. it s not just anti-trump, it s anti-everybody. it s anti-republicans that don t support trump. his calling everybody racists,
and economic problems dragged down the approval rating. colorado was ready it to revert to form, to old republican form in 2010, part of the national anti-republicans. a funny thing happened in the campaign. in the u.s. senate race it was buck against bennett. ken buck likened homosexuality to alcoholism and alienated this growing population of college educated socially liberal women who are upset with obama on the economy, but because of social issues they move strongly against ken buck. you see a big gender gap that took place in colorado, 56% to 40%. the growing latino population in colorado and the other thing in 2010 in colorado is he imploded and it became tom tancredo, the former republican congressman. he had the latino vote in