deputy strategists, and flores, the former campaign manager for carly furn lly fiorina, and i that donald trump expands it out the bribe, and there is no evidence to, but in fairness to his side of the argument fact free, and i want to play that and get your response. here is trump. she was thinking of reappointling attorney general lynch. she said it. it was a statement that she made, and effectively, i guess that you would call it a bribe. effectively? how could she say that they are going to be making a decision on her, and you are talking about reappoint? she said it publicly, i believe. and so, sarah, that attack from donald trump on hillary clinton on a way to build on all of this, is that good politics? well, sure. the polls are tightening and the fbi had put their thumb on the scale in this election when bill
clinton met with attorney general lynch on that tarmac and tried to do it secretly and got out, but at the end of the day, we have made a lot about how the republicans nominated donald trump this candidate who could actually lose to hillary clinton but we have not talked about how democrats have nominated hillary clinton, the only person who could lose to the donald trump, and if you don t want the fbi involved, don t nominate somebody who is being investigated by the fbi. and so this is not a game changer in the election even though the polls are tightening. liz? sorry, i was laughing, because i agree with some of the things that sarah had to say there which is that i don t think that this is a game-changer, but, you know, it did appear that hillary clinton was coasting towards the comfortable victory and now that is definitely not going to be the case, and the problem for her campaign with this new announ
now is this going to be an affordable option for americans or will they face steeper and steeper rate increases, and so we want to ask you that it is worth more to pay for obamacare to cut the number of insured in this country. and let us know what you think and first from tom costello of nbc. reporter: occupational therapist sarah says she is caught in the middle. she needs the obamacare coverage offered in kentucky, but her insured is losing money in the state and pulling out. now, sarah has to choose a new kentucky plan and her premiums are likely to rise above her $340 a month payment. it is called the affordable care act, but it is not affordable for individuals such as myself, and either the premiums have to come down or i won t have health insurance. reporter: it is happening nationwide, and come january, 1 in 5 health care.gov customers are going to be increasing their
announcement is that it puts the focus squarely on her. and if this election is a referendum on hillary clinton, that is very bad news for her. she needs this to be a referendum on donald trump or at least a choice between hillary clinton and donald trump, because as unpopular as she is, he is more reviled by the american people. so i think that if i m on the clinton campaign, that is my biggest concern right now. let me read a little bit on the substantive criticism, sarah, from the op-ed that i mentioned earlier from two d.o.j. officials from both par i s and they say that we have real time raw tape transparency taken to the illogical limit and a reality tv of a criminal investigation, and worst of all, it is happening on the eve of the presidential election, and that is their view of what comey has done. yes, and no. comey was in a terrible position. he had testified before congress that he was done reviewing e-mails and more e-mails are put on his desk through this anthony wein