jose andres. this is the conversation that donald trump i think wants us to have. he wants to divide on cultural issues. he wants this to be an election that s about plastic straws and colin kaepernick. if he has that as the conversation, he feels that s a big path to victory for him. go ahead, lz. i know you want to get in. don, this is not just about political correctness and this is why. when he was then candidate trump, and i was covering 2016 for abc, he talked about how a federal judge was not qualified to look over his case of trump university for one reason only, because he was latino. he kept referring to him as mexican, even though he was born in indiana. because he s latino. it s not just political correctness because if you look now, he s appointed about 150 judges, more than 70% of them are white men. very, very few latinos. there seems to be a consistency here between his rhetoric and his policies. that s the reason why it s not just political correctness. this is abo
about that. i think people are approaching this seriously. i tell you, i had my mind changed on some of this a little bit earlier tonight. i was at a birthday party for a friend. it included some friends that were gay. happy birthday, matt dornic, by the way. i d say at the same time there is political correctness that certain goes into this issue that makes it very difficult. you mentioned hudson yards. if you want to boycott hudson yards, that also means you re boycotting jose andres restaurant little spain. this is the conversation that donald trump i think wants us to have. he wants to divide on cultural issues. he wants this to be an election that s about plastic straws and colin kaepernick. if he has that as the conversation, he feels that s a big path to victory for him. go ahead, lz. i know you want to get in. don, this is not just about political correctness and this is why. when he was then candidate
retirement because they are disgusted with their own president. how many retirements will we have over the break? ten. ahead of the curve historically. and getting this done is something that you can walk out on, right hey, i cut taxes look at that. right. how many republicans have been in safely drawn seats for years and now suddenly they have a democrat in their district raising $100,000 and $200,000 and they decide i might have race on my hands and this might be a logical time to hang it up. steve bannon is also looking at republicans saying we are trying to make it a challenge do you want to after all these years fine a way to have to argue with steve bannon? probably not for a lot of these people. is there a path for them in this tax bill? there is a big path. the fact is the economy is doing
country. a lot of the sales pitch of barack oba obama care was to women and getting woirnget getting birth control and having it paid for. his veracity and women has been let down the same as youth. and they are feeling it now. everything they thought that he was turns out that he wasn t. if you look at governor christie in a blue state. who pushed him over the top? women, why? because he was confident and he got the job done. the president is going to learn he has a big path to come back to win the vote. if an election were held today mitt romney would beat