whoever wins, what does the morning after look like? plus, widespread condemnation of debate approval to accept the election outcome but pat buchanon is here and said criticism comes from an establishment terrified they ll mefr get trump s supporters back in the fold and wikileaks founder julian assange on a vendetta to topple hillary clinton but has he gone too far? are all the private e-mails he s releasing actually undermining him? but first, so often, you hear from my colleague s envy there s 18 days left but today, that number is 17 but that number is misleading in this psychicycle. election day is now. already 5 million votes cast. balloting is well under way by mail or at the polls in 34 of the 37 early voting states. and america has been utilizing the opportunity at a rate far
fiorina she needs a face lift. this is great tv. it s magnetic tv. so that the tv goes to him you are like the gold glove winner on baseball that makes all the catches but doesn t make any home runs. bill, here is the thing you have got to realize. i m running second in new hampshire. i mean, my campaign started on july 21st and i m now running second. there is only 17 people in the whole state. it s three electoral votes. no, new hampshire. iowa and new hampshire, i love them and they should be there to give guys like you traction. but, in a country. they are a launching pad. in a country you have got to get well-known. well, bill, look, you will be, you do well in iowa or you do well, you win new hampshire or do really well there, you will be none. i don t know pat buchanon won new hampshire. come on with the same technique. he didn t carry forward. bill, this is what i you want you to know. i m building out my national campaign. i m hiring staff in south carolina a
lift. this is great tv. it s magnetic tv. so that the tv goes to him you are like the gold glove winner on baseball that makes all the catches but doesn t make any home runs. bill, here is the thing you have got to realize. i m running second in new hampshire. i mean, my campaign started on july 21st and i m now running second. there is only 17 people in the whole state. it s three electoral votes. no, new hampshire. iowa and new hampshire, i love them and they should be there to give guys like you traction. but, in a country. they are a launching pad. in a country you have got to get well-known. well, bill, look, you will be, you do well in iowa or you do well, you win new hampshire or do really well there, you will be none. i don t know pat buchanon won new hampshire. come on with the same technique. he didn t carry forward. bill, this is what i you want you to know. i m building out my national campaign. i m hiring staff in south carolina and michigan and
issues, and then maybe we will give you another look. karl, we have had other outsiders before. ross perot, pat buchanon, herman cain, the tea party raising cain about issues. but we but it always seems to be that the g.o.p. wanders back to career politicians. whether it be george bush 43 or whether it is senator mccain or governor romney. so, is s. there anything different about these outsiders this time. the difference about these outsiders is that they have not held public office. take a look at the names that you just mentioned. george w. bush was not a washington politician. he had been the governor of texas. mitt romney had been the governor one term of massachusetts and a successful businessman. remember the appeal of john mccain in 2000? it was not that he was a washington insider. it s that he was a washington maverick. that was his call sign for his campaign. so, we have always had outsiders. whether it s steve forbes who didn t hold public office, or a ronald reagan wh
issues, and then maybe we will give you another look. karl, we have had other outsiders before. ross perot, pat buchanon, herman cain, the tea party raising cain about issues. but we but it always seems to be that the g.o.p. wanders back to career politicians. whether it be george bush 43 or whether it is senator mccain or governor romney. so, is s. there anything different about these outsiders this time. the difference about these outsiders is that they have not held public office. take a look at the names that you just mentioned. george w. bush was not a washington politician. he had been the governor of texas. mitt romney had been the governor one term of massachusetts and a successful businessman. remember the appeal of john mccain in 2000? it was not that he was a washington insider. it s that he was a washington maverick. that was his call sign for his campaign. so, we have always had outsiders. whether it s steve forbes who didn t hold public office, or a ronald reagan wh