as kristal might. right now the military favors donald trump three to one, active duty servicemen and women, 50% to 75% of women according to different surveys say they support donald trump to be the next commander in chief over hillary clinton. so he s just going along with the traditional. republicans have usually been able to encourage the military vote and recruit that vote. it just goes along with that. i think that s what they re talking about. in recent light of the e-mail scandal ths that have come out the idea of benghazi, leaving a man behind, you can see why the military is hesitant about hillary clinton and her background and policies. it s a political rorschach test like a lot of things he says. different people hearing it in different ways. hillary clinton today will go to pittsburgh. we are told she will focus on donald trump s past comments about women. this is something that she s talked about a lot. this is something other people on the trail talk about a lot includ
then he would have to get this congressional district up here in the north of maine to get him the extra electoral vote and dpget him to 270. this is the no room for error map for donald trump. all right. there you have it. what about hillary clinton? do you have anything on her for us? well, listen, hillary s entire mission is to save the blue wall. let me show you a different trump path and where he s looking to break through that blue wall. it is right up here in the rust belt. this is what the trump campaign from the very beginning told us that they were interested in doing, in changing the map. watch what happens here. here, i don t have to give donald trump every battleground state. say he hangs on to utah and arizona. say he wins florida and ohio. but let s give hillary clinton north carolina and nevada. obviously, she would be at 293, she would have won this
conversation when you look at presidential politics. thanks so much, deb. deb has the breaking news. she will continue working on that. let s bring in gloria brown marshall, constitutional law professor. gloria, as you look at this, this has been this story has been around for a very long time. it was a very it is, continues to be, it s a big deal for chris christie. the governor of new jersey. deb gave us a little slice of it. from your opinion, you have this you have these two people found guilty. what do you think this means for governor christie? i think this is going to be following him for a very long period of time. it s already followed him. it s going to follow him into the future because if there is a donald trump presidency, there s a hint around there s going to be a position there for christie. so this could also tank his ability to ascend to that position. what s interesting again, though, in this case to me, is
post-election here? look, paul ryan wants a seat at the table but it s more than that. he wants to set the direction. he wants his vision for what republican party it s going to be to be ascendant and succeed. then there are the mike huckabees and donald trump, the freedom caucus version, this version that wants less emphasis on trade and immigration, more emphasis maybe on white working class economic policies. whatever it is they want. there is going to be an all-out fight for what the republican party is going to be. margaret, mary katherine, stand by. we have breaking news for you. the breaking news is on the bridgegate trial from new jersey. big news. deb feyerick, what did they say? reporter: the jury found the two defendants guilty on all charges and only in new jersey can gridlock be considered a
manufacturing. really growth in manufacturing remains nonexistent. those people who are not skilled to move on to other jobs no doubt feel left behind in this economy. let me swing back to the political lens very quickly because as you say, donald trump characterizing this jobs report in october as disastrous. i want to go to one chart here. that s the unemployment rate now at 4.9%. look how far we have come from the financial crisis where it was up around 9%, 10%. you see the unemployment rate falling. one thing he is right about in his release he put out after the jobs report is what s known as labor force participation rate. that s where it includes americans looking for jobs or people in the work force. that is actually at historic lows. he s right about that. these are at levels we haven t seen since the 1970s. even economists are admitting there s something structurally going on here. they are not exactly sure what it is. but there s yet one more aspect