[ cheers and applause ] jimmy: thank you very much. hi, everybody. it s too much already. thanks. please, sit, relax, relax. welcome to [ cheers and applause ] that s very nice. thank you. all right, sit, sit. it s embarrassing. hey, welcome to the howard gillman opera house at the beautiful brooklyn academy of music. isn t it fantastic! [ cheers ] thank you for having us here in brooklyn, new york. thank you for coming out to see us. this is our third time in brooklyn. last time we were here, you people asked, would we ever come back. and i said at that time, only if you promise to open 2,000 new cold press juice shops. and you did. and so here we are. you kept your word and i kept mine. it s especially great to be able to do our show here one last time before they turn it into a whole foods store. so thank you again. [ laughter ] i was born here in brooklyn, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] i went to ps 236 on avenue u and i did my first major drug deal
[ cheers and applause ] jimmy: thank you very much. hi, everybody. it s too much already. thanks. please, sit, relax, relax. welcome to [ cheers and applause ] that s very nice. thank you. all right, sit, sit. it s embarrassing. hey, welcome to the howard gillman opera house at the beautiful brooklyn academy of music. isn t it fantastic! [ cheers ] thank you for having us here in brooklyn, new york. thank you for coming out to see us. this is our third time in brooklyn. last time we were here, you people asked, would we ever come back. and i said at that time, only if you promise to open 2,000 new cold press juice shops. and you did. and so here we are. you kept your word and i kept mine. it s especially great to be able to do our show here one last time before they turn it into a whole foods store. so thank you again. [ laughter ] i was born here in brooklyn, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] i went to ps 236 on avenue u and i did my first major drug deal
he continues with the florida house speaker richard corcoran who discusses the impact of hurricane irma on the state s finances. host: good morning. it is wednesday, december 6, 2017. the house and senate returning today as they were to stave off a government shutdown that would begin just after midnight on friday. unless a spending deal of is reached, we will talk about where negotiations stand in this morning, but we are less than a week away away from a december 12 special election in alabama. republican congressional leaders split on whether to support republican roy moore and after steve bannon rallied support last night for the former judge who has been accused of sexual misconduct, we are opening phone lines to republicans only in this first hour to hear from you about your support or opposition to roy moore. phone lines are open and republicans who support roy moore, (202) 748-8000 is your number. those who oppose, (202) 748-8001 . alabama republicans with any opini
today, he will talk about analyzing the art of public opinion. is a nationally recognized republican and political operative. me in welcoming him to the stage. mr. baselice: thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i have been cast with sharing information about polling. i want to look at what happens in 2016. that is where we are going to start. one of the things i wanted to share with you i wanted to get quoted on this. asked by a reporter on the eve of the presidential primary about hillary clinton and barack , what i thought was going to happen in the upcoming race between obama and clinton? i said, i think this race is going to hinge on who turns out. really? he is typing away. what else? i think the race is going to hinge on how many people turn out. that is great@q! i put out that headline does come backt to polling, the race does hinge on who turns out, and which polls had a better handle on that and which did not. with the trump campaign goes back june of 2016. kell
this is about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] thank you so much for coming. ceo of is president and baselice and associates. he has extensive experience in political campaigns and projects in the u.s. and abroad. his firm has carried out thousands of survey projects. donald trump s presidential campaign. he was a research analyst for the national republican congressional committee during the 1988 campaign cycle and conducted opposition research and targeting projects for key congressional campaigns. in 1987, he produced the s. today, he will talk to us about the art of analyzing public opinion. jethrords afterwards, will sit down with him to continue the conversation. mr. roe is a nationally built the he has largest republican consulting firm in the nation. please join me in welcoming michael baselice to the stage. [applause] thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here today. withnk i have been tasked sharing some information about pulling. one of the things we wa