backlash whose governors hammered organized labor, hammered the interest of the left, did everything to disempower and look what that produced in this election. right, chris. responsibility for this. again, there is an african proverb that one should never build their shield on the democrats. of all the times to lose, you lose right before the redrawing of lines? were redrawing lines and democrats again decimated because when it comes to the of politics works, we have been we have to reconnect to the office so we are in the positions to make the what s the difference, nina? i will come to you in a second, michelle. interesting proxy battle. and sanders loses the primary but wins the battle for the party. look around and say clintons
[ cheers and applause ] where s your daddy? and your mommy? right? do you want to go back to them or stay with donald trump? trump. [ cheers and applause ] that was definitely one of the better moments over the course of the campaign. the lighter side of donald trump. something paul ryan and the clintons aren t seeing a lot of now. joining me now the daily fix. chris cillizza, founder of the washington post s fix blog. usa today, washington bureau chief susan page and the new york times political reporter jeremy peters. that was one of the good moments and probably a popular halloween costume now. you see campaigns, candidates kissing babies. that kid delivered a good moment last night. the moment most people are
calling her an enabler of her husband s position. the biggest problem is carrying the baggage from the clinton administration and the obama administration. this is kind of a bank shot. and i think donald trump had learned this is a freebie because the clintons aren t choosing to respond. so essential taking a bye in this attack he s going press the gas. and i expect a lot more instagram ads and shots from the podium at his next rally. and hillary, amanda is right. the clintons are just short of brushing this aside. this is how hillary responded to one female right there. here we go. you are very rude. and i am not going to ever call on you. thank you. so hillary, is that effective? well i mean, we ve seen rally after rally where donald trump is, you know, throwing his
his advantage, proof he s an outsider. there is a reason that steve and i both need food tasters in the members dining room. [ laughter ] reporter: now, cruz also responded to senator john mccain questioning whether or not he really is eligible to be president of the united states. and cruz s response with reporters just a short while ago was, of course john mccain is going to say those things. it s clear from cruz s perspective that mccain is going to back cruz s opponent, marco rubio. so that is another way he s trying to brush this off, not engage in any kind of personal back and forth with anybody including john mccain, a man who he has not, as i mentioned, gotten along with all that well over the past few years. i should just mention at this event where ted cruz is just wrapping up some q and a with voters, no questions about whether or not he is eligible to be president as he told us in a gaggle. we didn t hear it today. didn t hear it at this stop.
sexual misconduct allegations that dogged bill clinton during his presidency are resurfacing as he campaigns for his wife including a decade s old allegation of rape dating back to his time of the attorney general of arkansas. our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is live tonight where hillary clinton is campaigning tonight. the clintons aren t commenting on any of this, are they? reporter: the clinton campaign certainly is not, wolf, but bill clinton has been asked and asked about this this week. he is responded, though, not especially directly, today, actually when he answered a question from cnn might have been the most direct answer he said of these questions, they have all been answered. now hillary clinton is flat out not addressing this top pick. i actually asked her about it