lawyer when he was trying to get flynn immunity, he dangled this he said he had a story to tell. a story to tell. we don t know what that story is. but the original thing that flynn was looking at was flynn s conversations with the russian ambassador when we know that the fbi was wondering whether it was a violation of the logan act, whether flynn was on his own making foreign policy in a way that violates this 18th century law. that was the first thing that caught the fbi s attention. the classic thing you do with someone like flynn is you flip them and try to get someone above them. well, there s only one person above flynn in the white house, right? he was at the highest level in the white house. and that would be president trump. so if he s a cooperating witness, he s either telling the fbi about other people who are on the trump campaign or the president himself. we don t have any evidence of that. but that would be that s what logic tells you if you re flipping him, he s
been proving elusive to donald trump. so if they are up for grabs, if you will, the democrats then it s not just the 23 districts hillary clinton won and have a republican congress person sitting in it right now, the universe temporary targets of democrats expands to look for these republican districts with those kinds of voters. just the cost alone gloria is insane. it is insane, you re absolutely right. don t forget these election haven t gone on for that long. there s groups that are studying where the money is coming from anderson, and one groups says that for every penny of local money, there is $10 worth of outside money that is coming into this district. so you know that the state, you know, the campaign committees on both sides are pouring machine in here, that the democrats are
of the pack. how much stock can we put into this? presidential polls three years out are probably the least valuable, kind of the predictive tools, in the sense that as john pointed out, it is heavily about name identification at this point. but they can affect the dynamics in the race and once they get going, and i do think what you see here is something we will hear a lot of that will cause heartburn for terry s side of the republican party which is going to be the argument that chris christie is the strongest general election nominee, has the best opportunity to deal with their two systemic problems, suburban whites and minority voters. that will be an argument used against him by conservatives who are reluctant to entrust him with the future of their party. they are fairly worthless, a year out, two years out. your poll had obama down and mccain and hillary tied. the contours of the election haven t been defined yet. we define the concept of the election about experience being
this? it may not mean much, but based on who is showing up and running? we have people like paul ryan, the vice-presidential running mate, rand paul, marco rubio and a host of others and in addition to the newcomers who were eyeing the white house for 2016, folks like mitt romney and sarah palin who have run in the past who aren t necessarily planning on any kinds of runs, in the case of romney said they won t, but definitely want to share lessons learned with those who might as the conservative in cpac learn how to hold on to principles and in the last election haven t been looking at the g.o.p. harris: the answer to my question, is it too early? no, never too early. reporter: no, they re in the planning. harris: and what i got to say tonight, campaign carl, you tell mark lee, and tim scott spoke at cpac and they will go on the record with
know the results of november s election haven t changed. the policy of where we were going to be if we didn t pass it or where we would be if we did. while it was like eating a you know what sandwich to vote for this, to me it was a rite of passage to this corridor. meantime, house democrats are taking time for a victory lap of sorts. at the end of the day, it was house democrats who injected some adult supervision, some pragmatism, a sense of compromise and solutions. that s what the country wants. it was house democrats who stopped us from going off this cliff. we even saw a tea party revolt end in failure. far right wingers in the house, the republicans were resigned to their fate after being told the compromise bill was going to go to the floor for a vote. are you disappointed the way that this has happened? it is what it is. president obama and vice president biden negotiated this deal with america s middle class in mind. they could have allowed the country to go ove