recent college grads. they have two big college towns in alabama. this is lee county, auburn university. this is a place donald trump won last year with about 60% of the vote. look at this now, 41% for roy moore. we got absolutely blown out here. huge movement here. and if we go across the state, the arch rival, the alabama crimson tide, tuscaloosa, donald trump was winning easily. tonight roy moore barely cracking 40%. we saw huge movement in the college counties. you add it all together and that s a 20,000 vote win for a democrat. the last democrat to win a senate race in alabama, he didn t even stay a democrat for his full term. it didn t take. this one i think probably will, though. that was richard shelby who switched parties a couple years in after that reelection and is now the senior senator from alabama, republican, and he said publicly, he would not, did not
would make sense that the team would speak to kushner about flynn. but again, he could be called back. we know that mueller s team has been asking other witnesses about kushner and his role in the firing of james comey. so we ll see what happens. this reporting we learned about today but it didn t take place today, it took place weeks ago? that s right. it was earlier this month. why would kushner be important to the investigation if it s focussing on michael flynn. they were close in the transition and early on before michael flynn was fired. if you recall they met with the russian ambassador during the transition at trump tower and kushner and flynn s paths crossed a lot. he worked closely with the then national security advisor michael flynn, so it does make
murphy. senator murphy, what s your response to senator cruz? well, ted cruz, donald trump and republicans were immediately talking about policy change in the wake of that attack in new york. it didn t take donald trump more than a couple hours before he was telling us that we needed to change our immigration laws in order to protect our country. so there is a pretty tremendous double standard when it comes to the ability to talk about policy change in the wake of these attacks. if you re an immigrant, who attacks americans, then we talk about policy change.
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mandatory counseling program for all u.s. air force academy cadets. joining us now for the interview tonight is scott heinz. scott heinz was a distinguished graduate of the air force academy in 1992. by his senior year, he was commanding a third of the cadet force. he was gay, and of course he had to be closeted. the air force academy referred him as a cadet to ted haggard s new life church in colorado springs, for him to undergo therapy designed to turn him into a straight man. it didn t take. mr. heinz is now a city council member in rancho mirage california. mr. heinz, thank you for being with us. thank you, rachel. thanks for having me. i ve got to ask your, let me ask you, if anything about having been there as a gay cadet strikes you wrong? if any of that doesn t resonate with you in terms of your experience. and also your reaction to this news about the counseling program. well, i think you re very accurate in painting what is really a decades-long history. and the academy