we ll let you get back to work this morning. a lot of work left to do judging from these pictures we re seeing. thank you, governor. great. thank you very much. just weeks after taking over a newspaper that called for the klan to riot again, an african-american woman is stepping down as editor and publisher. she joins us to tell us why. flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don t. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase.
noticed that mr. sutton, it was very hard for him to pull away. this is something he s been doing for over 50 years, and i also began to recognize that there was some significant issues financially that were going on with the paper that i wasn t aware of prior to. there were issues with the business license not being paid for several years which once i game editor and publisher, that was a thing i needed to address with mr. sutton and the city of lyndon. that was the practical matter that needed to be addressed. it sounds like you weren t given the autonomy you thought you would have in that position. is that correct? yes, i was able to produce the paper, but what was occurring behind the scenes that i wasn t aware of was that certain things he wanted to get out into the media or certain views that he wanted to have expressed, he would send them out separately outside of me. and so because it s a small
joining us editor and publisher of inside elections name, goo nathan, nice to see you. good morning. what is your take away from the speech, bipartisanship? i m not sure if you re a republican and you watched last night, i think there s a lot that you takeaway that you liked. you like the case that the president made on key issues, particularly when he got to that part of choice of abortion. i think that s something that s really inflaming republicans. even the republicans who don t like the president very well. they re enraged by what the democrats in new york and virginia are trying to do. we can t just look at that in a vacuum. we re talking about 2 1/2 years of baggage coming into this, of bickering between the two parties. and i think each side, particularly democrats aren t going to focus on the that bipartisanship or the language,
executive time. which is a bit of a pr problem for the president. tonight trump addresses a nation we can see is skeptical of him. an approval, low 43% and lower on other personal characteristics. this is also his first state of the union before a democratic house. there are 40 more democrats in the house since his last such address. also, we should note tonight, new legal heat on trump, it s not from bob mueller. news breaking in the last day, a federal prosecutor issuing a probe for personal mistakes conduct at the 2016 inaugural. we will kick off our coverage with wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander, editor and publisher of the nation matter magazine and a trump surrogate jack kingston. thanks to all of you. there is no way to pick according to rankings, we got a lot of different titles as i list. ly start with the general,
we just saw california senator kamala harris officially enter the 2020 race. the announcement comes as a brand new nbc poll shows approval ratings for president trump is at its lowest, at 43% joining me now, charlie cook, editor and publisher of the cook political report he s also an nbc political analyst and doris kerns goodwin presidential historian and author of leadership in turbulent times. doris, just about three quarters finished with your book. in these times in which candidate harris talked about, as well as the others that have announced, miss warren, miss gillibrand and others, that they re saying this is a different kind of election this is not a normal election. and she quoted robert kennedy.