so, the first thing that i m going to do when i m president is i m going to clorox the oval office. [ laughter ] welcome back. that was one of the more talked about moments in last night s debate. and the gillibrand campaign is certainly hoping moments like that will hope jump-start a campaign heading into what is a make or break stretch for a number of candidates. she secured two endorsements from very prominent new hampshire democrats in the hours following the second debate. but she s yet to secure enough donations or polling support to qualify for that third debate i just referenced next month. senator kirsten gillibrand joins me now. senator, good it see you. i think our friends at i think clorox is a productcter&ge company. so tell me item two in office. well, i think we need to restore our moral leadership on the world stage, and when i
father uses until he ripped his blindfold off after spending ten months serving our country in jordan and syria. his dad surprised his boy with an early homecoming. i have to go but man, i love that. that wraps up this hour. more news with my friend now. i watched that last night at home alone on my couch. i felt out of shape and sad. i m sitting on my couch weeping. this morning the president is preoccupied apparently taking his attacking off twitter going after john mccain. the free press, you name it. maybe the preview of his reelection campaign heading to a key battleground state to test
there is no way florida voters can entrust him with our entire state. the nation s eyes will be watching this governor s race from here to no. it is a proxy showdown between trump and bernie sanders. progressive liberal ideology versus the trump-style orthodoxy. it has implications for who the candidates are to take on the president in 2020. sandra. sandra: you set it up for us, phil keating from florida for us. keep it right here. congressman ron desantis will be joining us to talk about that big victory. the president s endorsement and his campaign heading into november. join us live for that at 9:30 a.m. eastern. eric: we ll be looking forward to that and for mr. desantis being here. another key race last night in arizona where congresswoman mcsally defeated joe apio in the republican senate primary there with more than 51% of the
how people got their admission there, who is, you know, making up that crowd, any details like that? some people who live here in the area, it s very intimate setting, subdued setting. it s not loud music playing. there s not thousands of people here clearly very intimate setting for today. people in the community i would say about 200 people here, fred, certainly interested to know and what donald trump will have to say here today. and hear his speech. of course, this is billed as a major speech from the trump campaign heading into the final stretch. this is potentially shaping his message going forward. sunlen, thank you so much. we ll check back with you. all right. so let s talk about trump s closing argument with our political panel. julian is a historian and professor at princeton university. rebecca byrd is a politics reporter for real clear politics and national reporter m.j. lee. all right, good to see all of
there s not enough of them there to win the caucus, when there s a second ballot in those caucuses, they re going to start to swing over to the cruz people. the natural allies. the need for organization. i want to talk about and kevin, you ve been there. you ve been at a campaign heading into iowa and new hampshire. one interesting thing this time around, you have the month of january to campaign. you ve got a month now to go. so who needs to do what? well, i think cruz needs to continue this momentum that he has in iowa. and he starts to make an appeal to the trump voters, also to the carson voters who may start to see the numbers dropping for carson and start to look for a natural home. but i also think marco rubio right now has to make a very quick push to try and consolidate the center-right lane of voters who are concerned about a potential cruz or trump nomination and start to really, you know, bring together all of those voters and become the natural alternative on that