People criticized them for that, but seems to have been smart. The visit to michigan, seems like a smart play. And the supporters still there, they put up with a lot, and now theyre there. A small state, iowa, six electoral votes, last republican voted for, bush in 2004. Its gone to donald trump. And jon karl, now Hillary Clinton has one path . She basically she needs to win all of those states we just mentioned in that industrial midwest. Pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, and she needs to hang on to the state of nevada. If she does that, she narrowly wins. Lets look at it on the possibilities board. So, heres where we are. If she wins michigan, New Hampshire, nevada, pennsylvania, she still needs to win the state so, donald trump has many, many more paths. Hes still leading. Lets go through the states, hes still leading in most of those states. Lets go back to the map. Running out of states that are still open. Pennsylvania, clinton now up slightly. But donald trump is up
It became on the heels in between the election and thanksgiving and it had this caption underneath it. It said family at prayer, pennsylvania, 1942. Of course it was a blackandwhite photo, a white family saying grace before a meal and then it had this line of text further explaining the transition from the photo to the message verse coalition of america and it said this. It said we will soon be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first thanksgiving. God has still not withheld his blessing upon this nation although we now richly deserve such condemnation. We have a lot to give thanks for what we also need to pray to her heavenly father and ask them to protect us from those enemies outside and within who want to see america destroyed. So thats the message that comes from this image right after the reelection of president barack obama in 2012. At the time i wasnt working on the book quite yet but i immediately saved it because it seemed to me a kind of artifact and assemble of the vis
Minority leader harry reid congratulated chris murphy for leading the 15hour debate against gun violence on wednesday in the senate. His remarks were followed by Mitch Mcconnell criticizing senate crast democrats for the debate calling it a talkathon. This is 20 minutes. Mr. President . For 14 hours and 50 minutes, beginning Late Wednesday morning and ending early thursday morning, the entire nation watched the senator from connecticut teach our republican colleagues a lesson and another things not the least of which is courage. It is easy to say we stood for 14 hours. We talk a lot about filibusters in the senate. They dont happen very often. I have been in congress for 34 heres and i have probably led two more than anyone else. They dont happen much. There are a lot of fake filibusters but this was real. I admire and appreciate the junior senator from connecticut very much. Four days after 49 innocent americans were gunned down in a nightclub, senator murphy stood here as indicated f
At the radio and Television Correspondents association dinner. This is an hour and 25 minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the podium, tonights chair, john parkinson. [applause] having spent the last 12 years at abc news, many colleagues become like family. We spend long hours together, we travel around the world together, we spend friday nights together on stakeouts outside of the speakers office, we even work holidays together. When life events bring reason to celebrate, were often celebrating together. But when a member of our broadcast familiesen taken away our industry also grieves together. Since our last dinner last month, several colleagues who have dedicated their professional careers to broadcasted journalism have passed away. Tonight with pay tribute to them. Im morely safer. Ive led a charmed life. A lot of blood, sweat, toil, tears and a lot of it is pure luck and ive been a very lucky guy. Community members and Business Leaders are vined to come out and d
Entertainer for the dinner. This is one hour and 25 minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the podium, tonights chair, john parkinson. [applause] having spent the last 12 years at abc news, many colleagues become like family. We spend long hours together, we travel around the world together, we spend friday nights together on stakeouts outside of the speakers office, we even work holidays together. When life events bring reason to celebrate, were often celebrating together. But when a member of our broadcast families is taken away our industry also grieves together. Since our last dinner last month, several colleagues who have dedicated their professional careers to broadcasted journalism have passed away. Tonight we pay tribute to them. Im morely safer. Ive led a charmed life. A lot of blood, sweat, toil, tears and a lot of it is pure luck and ive been a very lucky guy. Community members and Business Leaders are invited to come out and discuss some ideas they have to ce