ins flurinfluence of the trump campaign in exchange for millions of dollars. three people are familiar with this probe and going on record with this. what do you make of that? he resigned from the rnc in chairwoman made sure of that. there s no wrongdoing on the part of the administration or the rnc. these are personal charges to elliot brodie. i have questions as why keith elson remains for under the domestic abuse allegations. he should have been long ago when it was revealed he had several ties. our chairwoman asked for resignations. dnc keeps people friends of anti-semimites in their presenc i m certainly not to defend keith. elliot brodie is a classic swamp creature. deeply connected to trump administration on many levels. had a lot of problems with the law before this. this is more influence
elson. george sar rorrows. michael bloomberg. young democratic socialists. karl marks. national media. berkeley, some hollywood gala. nbc the new york times the washington post. that s a lot of. and a partridge in a pear tree. that s a lot of blame. so matt, matt lewis said yesterday and great point, why do we keep acting shocked every year they instrevite people to they get crazier and crazier. get further and further from conservatism. that s happened. talked about european style socialist. la pen is a european style socialist who is also a racist at the national front. it has been a while since cpac has been about the type of
majority into a morally and politically bankrupt shell of its former self. i m joined by keith elson of california. trump backed luther strange and then he went down and backed his feathered friend of roy moore. he just backed down. don t fear thesis people. what do you mean? i mean if we organize and tap the local talent as we did in alabama, then what s going to happen is we re going to win elections. the democratic party cannot lay on its laurels. we actually have to be active engaging with local communities, organizing. we put about a million dollars into that state, and we worked really hard. and as a result of moore and trump s unpopularity and our hard work we pulled off a pretty remarkable situation. so you say don t fear these people. and i think by and large the way
believe obama was born in america, and that representative keith elson, a muslim, shouldn t be allowed to serve in congress. then this. started to create new rights in 1965. and today we got a problem. reporter: 1965 was the year the voting rights act was passed ban be racial discrimination. this is a man who said the country was better off when black people weren t allowed to vote. reporter: democratic strategist richard dickerson believes jones could be doing more to energize black voters, but says moore s past will help galvanize them. if not a white supremacist, he s a racist. i think he has shown that on time and time again, by both word and deed, and his actions. reporter: jones is best known for his case as u.s. attorney against two members of the ku klux klan. john knight, the head of alabama s legislative black caucus says that isn t
being able to motivate the obama coalition. we saw tuesday many of those people turned out. if they continue to, democrats will see more success next year. a recent poll found public opinion of the democratic party at its lowest in more than 25 years stands in contrast with the major wince on tuesday. is the democratic brand helpful to these candidates? i think it is. keith elson said that the democrat party is a party of social and economic justice. i think as more and more of our rights are being whittled away with this government, i think that the democratic party becomes the viable, powerful alternative to what voters are seeing in washington, d.c. right now. and as i said, when you look at what s happening locally, we are trying to build back a lot of the democratic losses in state houses over the last eight years. there s no question that we ve taken a hit to our brand. you know, the parties struggled