look, if you re black, brown, white, gay, straight, man, woman, you want a good job. you want a job that pays. you want increased wages. you want a good pension. you want health care benefits. you want security. and you don t want to have to work 80 hours a week and miss your kid s soccer game or school play. these are fundamental to everyone in the country. if we don t have a mess an that really puts that out there, we lose. that s what s been happening. that s why we are where we are now. so as you and i speak right now at 7:36 eastern, what do you think gluyour numbers are? we are within striking distance. we ve got a lot of support and a lot of people that are helping us. as i said, we keep rolling out endorsements. marsha fudge, who actually ran the democratic national convention for us in philadelphia, was chair of the congressional back caucus, very, very popular in our caucus, is
public, whether that was in the newspapers or nonstop on cable television or on social media. so this is the new norm that you re going to, i think, see with the trump campaign. i m sorry, with the trump transition, and likely one we ll see going into the administration, which is a public airing of differences, a little bit of chaos between power centers inside the administration, power centers inside trump world. then ultimately the president-elect himself, donald trump, making the decision. so scottie, tom price coming out. he s a legit author of different versions of how to do health care in this country. gets the big job of hhs but gets overrun by the president-elect s tweets, saying that millions voted ilt leg ed illegally, whi not true. now saying flag burning should be illegal, which comes out of nowhere. why is he stepping on his own thunder, to misplace metaphors? i don t know if it s
fierce critic of obamacare, to lead the department of health and human services. the most important thing that the american people understand and appreciate is that it s destructive to their health care. reporter: and after this teaser from vice president-elect mike pence monday evening a number of very important announcements tomorrow. reporter: more announcements could be in the pipeline today. but on one of the thornest issues, who will fill the coveted position of secretary of state, it appears trump is still pondering his options. the president-elect is slated to dine with mitt romney tonight, a sign he s still in the running for the job, in spite of the protest of some of trump s top aides. the number of people who feel betrayed to think that a governor romney would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to hurt donald trump. reporter: adding to the intrigue, trump plans to sit down with another candidate for the role of the nation s
everyone was on edge. no one was freaking out in the area i was. everyone figured it was under control because we were near the biggest section of policemen on campus at that point. everyone close to me felt safe more or less. and logan, i read that you have a regret that you weren t able to tackle the attacker and to stop him. i just hope that you will be able to get past that because everyone understands that you did the best you could, as did everyone in that situation. we re so grateful for the officer who showed up so quickly and was able to take him out. yeah. doctor there s no doubt he s the true hero in this situation. absolutely. dr. thomas, logan chapman, thank you very much for being here. best of luck to you guys. thank you. thank yo lest get to chris. that kid s job was to survive. the only person responsible for what happened there is the boy who did it. breaking news, 75 people