voice of people calling on your chance to step down. this whole weather we re having here today might be indicative of a cold shoulder you might be receiving if he shows his face around here. the number of voters holding a rally what was outside presumably his close office. it s opened briefly yesterday. a few of his staffers in there trying to work, answering questions from reporters of whether or not george santos, what, infect show his face there. they couldn t give us an answer. the voters out there saying look, you have got to step down. the person you sold us on it s not who you have turned out to be. so they started a where s waldo like campaign, calling, or storage? hoping to get him trended on social media and basically putting pressure on him to step down and answer to some of the allegations, some of these falsehoods he s admitted to. so,. yes it s not looking very good for him if he does, in fact, to show up here in the district in the coming days. this is, again, growing t
interesting data about who actually is inside what people have gotten inside of this $1,400 that i mentioned per person. and i ve picked out a few very important battleground states to essentially show something that i think you talked about briefly yesterday, which is that when you look at the battleground states, the ones that could make a difference in this election, you find, in fact, that many of them have substantially underperformed the national average. and that includes florida, which has come close, but then pennsylvania, michigan, and ws, which as we know are the three states that put trump over the line have committed incomes substantially below the national average. and one thing inside of that is that they ve lost a lot of these states have lost manufacturing jobs. so pennsylvania has lot of 7,700 manufacturing jobs. wisconsin has lost over 5,000 manufacturing jobs. there was also wall street journal study that looked at 77
impeachment investigation is a big deal. it always has momentum. it looks like the house will impeach trump. the question, i think, and you and i discussed this briefly yesterday, what about the republicans in the senate? when do you reach the point where they ll say enough too much, and i think you ve got to have just not an investigation of ukraine. you really need to look in a comprehensive in-depth way everything that s gone on in the trump or going on in the trump administration because as i found in the book fear and working on a second book now, there are lots of things that are hidden. this is a secret government, and the republicans will turn if you go back to the nixon case when
of the miami herald, the good investigative reporting that reopen this thing, i don t think epstein would be facing these charges today and i think acosta would still be labor secretary. harris: jessica? jessica: i agree completely. julie kate brown of the miami herald has been leading this fantastic job. the new york times picking up where they left off. i think we all knew that he was going to go. it judge napolitano said by the end of the week. harris: chris stirewalt was the first dared to talk about why he should go, per what you saw from the white house. anna: he was a complete distraction. i don t think anyone was surprised he stepped on. he needed to do this. the optics of him standing next to acosta, saying that it s his decision, that says i m ready to be done with this, i need to move on and talk about the economy, get our border sorted out. iran and russia. this is a distraction. jessica: if i could add quickly, it was an unforced error for him to stand
remove that funding. that is the power of congress, the power of the press. no stock market. i said this briefly yesterday, but the stock market is in the tank since october, moving into november. the president watches that very closely. he watches the stock market used to brag about it when it was hitting an all-time high, one after another. i would argue that the stock market and investors are not going to like a government shutdown. i think it would avoid doing anything kennedy: last time we were on the brink of that, the market there was barely a blip. if you end the fed and cut entitlement spending, than the economy dagen: i want to be blonde and 100 pounds and 8 feet tall. harris: here you go, harris. [laughter] what i think is really interesting about this is that the president can be a party of one. he can be that come on so many different issues, because he was