drove democrats to take back the house in the midterm elections. yes, they rejected some of trum trump s habits of tweeting and maybe some of the things that he has said and his mannerisms but they also rejected the fact that he is focused on and the republicans have been focused on taking down health care. not focused on raising wages. not everybody in america is feeling these strong economic numbers. democrats are going to do very well. we ve got a lot of people who are running, and i think we will see emerge from this pack a number of strong contenders who can take on president trump. harris: i ve got to step in. a big day on outnumbered overtime. i appreciate her time ari, adrienne, and judy. thank you very much. more reaction to my interview with president trump from the former deputy assistant attorney general, about his comments on michael cohen. stay glued. sheets. simply toss two sheets in the dryer to iron less. we dried one shirt without bounce,
second amendment. he needs to return to washington to pass a full majority in the senate but she is taking tremendous heat for remarks she made earlier this month. there is a video of her appraising a supporter by saying if he invited me to a public hanging i d be on the front row. mississippi has a long history of racially motivated lynchings but her remarks are hitting on her because her democratic opponent is trying to become the state s first black senator since reconstruction. the former congressman and agriculture secretary spent a campaign focused on issues like social justice, health care, raising wages, and he describes his approach as mississippi first. clearly a play on the president s america first but in the end, like anti-nonelection day election, it will all come down to turn out and president trump proved to be very helpful earlier this month and helping their republican
in the caucus and it s hard to beat someone if no one else is running. no one has announced that they are running against her. harris: wouldn t it be kind of political suicide if they did? she s so strong. we announce all the time, we saw an election where many people defeated people that looked incredibly strong, she defeated the chairman of our caucus in congress. people are challenged all the time. but the first step is someone has to run. i would say there is a great deal of appreciation for her leadership on health care, on the budget, and i think her statements have been very consolatory of working together for the good of america, most people are sick of this election and would like us to get back to working on health care, raising wages, infrastructure, an area we can really work with
reaching such extraordinary levels. laura: both side are accusing the other of ramping up rhetoric for political reasons. niger what vice-president pence said today. reacting to what oprah did in georgia. let s watch. i would like to remind stacy and oprah and will farrell, i will kind of a big deal too. this ain t hollywood. this is georgia. [cheers and applause]. laura: how much star power? oprah had an effect if 2008 and turned out voters for barack obama no doubt about it. the economy now is doing well. in 2008 it wasn t. the great economic statistics yesterday with raising wages. did the celebrity factor work
nd that s why you see this rhetoric reaching such extraordinary levels. laura: both side are accusing the other of ramping up rhetoric for political reasons. i want to go to what vice president pence said today, kind of reacting to what oprah did in georgia. let s watch. i would like to remind stacy and oprah and will farrell, i am kind of a big deal, too. this ain t hollywood. this is georgia. [cheers and applause]. laura: how much star power? i mean, oprah did have an effect in 2008. she really turned out some voters for barack obama, there s no doubt about it. but the economy is doing well. in 2008 it wasn t. the great economic statistics yesterday with raising wages. so, niger, does the celebrity