what else came in? why are you using the term woke in your preview related to the casting of 1776 ? you know that word is a right-wing dog whistle. stop sensationalizing. did you listen to what i laid out? if there is such a thing as wokeness, it s what i described with making the production of 1776. quickly, one more. hurry. i am a mailman in the philly burbs. my thought is what s the point of a debate now? it s a shame. they should have been debating all along. there is only going to be one debate tuesday. too late. see you next week. completely on its head. bringing legendary design. and state-of-the-art technology. to a fully-electric suv. the all-new, all-electric eqb from mercedes-benz.
chris matthews is the host of hardball here on msnbc and the author of a new book called bobby kennedy, a raging spirit. i know you were up late last night because i was watching you. these people, i believe the marginal trump voter voted for him because they liked the size of his fight. he was against the establishment. but they don t like his performance. they don t like the behavior, the embarrassment of the tweets and all that stuffful. in the philly burbs, it was james comey reminding everybody of the e-mail by me opening it and that s when ed rendell started saying, hey, we re in trouble because those suburban women are not turning out for her. the anti-hillary vote was still there and that s gone. he doesn t have her to run against anymore.
dr. wong eating bug makes him earn my respect. a lot of others were wrong. the key to donald trump s victory, the crucial swing state that had gone to obama in 2012 including my home state of pennsylvania as i had said here, the difference was not going to be in the philly burbs that everybody scrutinized but the working class of the state and the man who cracked the code is david urban, senior advisor to the trump campaign that ran the pennsylvania effort. so david, what was the key? michael, thanks for having me this morning. the key was running up big totals in the rest of the state. we knew what was going to happen in the philly suburbs and we worked hard to get mr. trump, president elect trump out to the
rest of the state, erie, pittsburgh, scranton, the other media markets around the state. we knew it would resonate. any other election day, the margin she did come out of philadelphia and the philly burbs with would have been enough but not on this day because you brought out people who frankly not all that active participants in the past. you re correct, michael. secretary clinton s numbers out of the philly suburbs were very strong. our numbers were stronger. we had incredible ground game. great with the pennsylvania party. republican party, nationally, we re able to get out the vote. and all across the commonwealth, we simply outperformed her. david, i remember, this is a role you used to play for arlan specter and never lost an election. what was it like to work for mr. trump? tell me about him as the
michael, thanks for having me this morning. the key was running a big totals in the rest of the state. you know, we were we knew what was going to happen in the philly suburbs and we worked hard to get mr. trump, president elect trump, out to the rest of the state, pittsburgh, scranton, the other media markets around the state. we knew what message would resonate. david, on any other election day the margin she did come out of philadelphia and the philly burbs with would have been enough. but it wasn t. you brought out people who hadn t been active participants in the past. you re correct, michael. secretary clinton s numbers out of the philly suburbs were very strong. our numbers were just stronger. we had an incredible ground game, great relationships with the pennsylvania party, the republican party nationally we were able to get out the vote