listened to over the past few days, i believe the new election shouldn t be called. it s become clear to me that the public s confidence in the nint new election is warranted. remember, republicans first dismissed any chance of fraud when ballot irregular ities cam to light and said it didn t involve enough ballots to affect harris 905 vote lead and dallas wood house attacked the state elections board saying we think they have abused their discretion and this will end up in court. the fact of the matter is mark harris won the race and got more votes. now, when it became obvious harris maybe didn t win after all, republicans began saying harris didn t know anything about what went on or the operative who appeared to roam the absentee ballot scheme and
that just made this story worse for them. i think that s right. we have a two-minute warning the president will speak and expect him in a nint and a half. i get your point and a lot of questions in the days ahead how did this work with the staff? who did he talk to? pushed out by the new chief of staff. no mistake he s the president of united states. this is his job. he leads the entire kurngts in fact country. the entire world is watching. people chanting anti-american slogans, anti-jewish slogans, bigotry and hatred on display. it should be a moral reflex. yes, an unorthodox president. has fights with his party. disagree over taxes and health care. a separate issue. this is a human being. whether a democrat, independent, republican, 20 years or 20 minutes. we saw in charlottesville, usersly repug nannant and why d it take so long for the
playing polo, as usual? colby s can always find room for another trophy. you had these people fighting over oil and mansions and what is fantasy? in a kind of so over the top way that it was fun. there is nothing dooefus about using your fell nint. these shows took themselves so unseriously that they were camp, but that was okay with the central audience that was loving them. it was entertainment. we weren t trying to do high drama. we were there there to intertaken. there was no getting around it. we knew what they were with there, and we did as best we could. boost. it s about moving forward, not back.
simply going to encourage him to continue. we need to push back. this is going to be a very interesting interaction, whether you are on the president trump s side or you are not, especially in light of something that he said about vladimir putin back in february. here s what it was. do you respect pultin? i do. why? i respect a lot of people. that doesn t mean i m going to get along with him. he s a leader of his country. i say it s better to get along with russia than not. if russia helps us in the fight against isis, which is a major fight and islamic terrorism all over the world right. major fight, that s a good thing. will i get along with him, i have no idea. putin s a killer. there are a lot of kill killers. got a lot of killers. what, you think our country s so innocent? you think our country s so nint? that is an alarming characterization for republicans and for democrats.
tin nguyen to be married next year. and harry bowman, 46. yvette velasco, 14 nint victims taken too soon. families now asking for support and answers. that was nbc s morgan radford reporting there. yesterday, the senate, the upper chamber, rejected several gun control measures introduced in response to wednesday s attack. joe manchin and pat toomey reintroduced their plan to expand gun background checks. it failed in the months after new towne a newtown and failed again yesterday. they also rejected senator dianne feinstein s amendment to prevent people on the government no fly list from buying guns. the house voted down that same measure earlier this week. more than a dozen white house hopefuls descended on washington, d.c. yesterday for a forum hosted by the republican jewish coalition.