i think it s a big concern. see going forward, one thing we know, donald trump will turn on a dime and come out with a new position. he s already said if strange loses, i ll be there for moore. this poll came out from emerson, they found something interesting looking ahead to general election. moore leads the democrats in their poll by nine points more than strange does. what i think that might be getting at, talk nationally about roy moore as lightning rod figure, strange as establishment choice but not how strange got the seat first place. appointment from a governor no longer in office. and fact he s closely identified with mitch mcconnell, most unpopular national republican found by basically every national poll. but remind our viewers who roy moore is. judge known for the ten
today the u.s. has not given up find ago diplomatic solution. we will continue our efforts in the diplomate fik arena, but all of our military options is on the table. and once we can assess the nature of this threat, the president will make a decision regarding the appropriate actions. reporter: a mid the rising threat from north korea. russia is fake news. reporter: the president taking to twitter to reprize his long running complaints about the russia probe. writing the russia hoax continues. now it s ads on facebook. we ll continue our own investigation into what happened in facebook in this election. reporter: coming on news they will provide 3,000 russian ads investigating 2016 russian meddling. trump has eyes focused on another election. the republican runoff for an alabama senate seat. the race pits the establishment choice, recent appointee luther strange, whom trump also
there about throwing his endorsement behind him because this is a mitch mcconnell-backed candidate. this is the establishment choice. so, you could imagine the scenario where if luther strange doesn t do well, trump then points the finger at mitch mcconnell. we have seen him be upset with the health care battle and wouldn t be surprised if it takes a turn for that. this has been a race about who can endear himself to donald trump and be that voice in washington, which a lot of voters feel have been missing. i remember talking to mo brooks weeks ago. here at 30 rock. he came on set and i said, do you want the president s endorsement? he said something along the lines, it would certainly, i wouldn t say no to it if it happened. it s amazing. the clip that you played had voters saying that they want something done. they want something accomplished. you have a president whose party controls the senate and controls the house and hasn t gotten anything done. these voters on the ground wa
yeah. i mean, glen da, one of the sort of glaring things that came out of the dnc race not only that tom perez won and he was the establishment choice, he was the person that the sort of writ large establishment preferred and of course he won. but also black women did not wind up in the leadership at least that we could see. they re saying they have a c.o.o. i think who s a black woman. but the key staff positions did not go to black women. do you get the sense that the party understands that that might have been a mistake? well, i have to say one, you know, we thank the chairman for sitting down. i mean, literally, joy ann, women who signed that letter from across the country came to the meeting to show the importance. women flew from california, from mississippi. 31 black women signed that letter. 24 of them attended the meeting about the sense of urgency. so he is fairly new into leadership. this is the first time in decades that we ve had this much change in leadership at the t
i mean, glen da, one of the sort of glaring things that came out of the dnc race not only that tom perez won and he was the establishment choice, he was the person that the sort of writ large establishment preferred but also black women did not wind up in the leadership at least that we could see. they re saying they have a c.o.o. i think that is a black woman, but the key staff positions did not go to black women. do you get the sense that the party understands that that might have been a mistake? well, i have to say one, you know, we thank the chairman for sitting down. i mean, literally, joy ann, women who signed that letter from across the country to show the importance. 31 black women signed that letter, 24 of them attended the meeting about the sense of urgency. so he is fairly new into leadership. this is the first time in decades that we ve had this much change in leadership at the top