the conversation to a policy arena where there can be some consensus because i think donald trump correctly presumes he owes the republican establishment nothing and if he has an agenda that he can get done with democrats, such as remaking trade deals with say a bernie sanders as partner or you know, he has no allegiance to either side so donald trump is the jump ball. if he has priorities, he d be perfectly willing to cross the political aisle and work with a democrat that s willing to work with him if the republicans start by saying no way, no how. to our panel, mark, robert, charlie everyone is spent, everyone s exhausted, thanks for staying up late with us, we truly appreciate it. we had a lot of splaining to do, as a great man once said. when we come back, the role of the american women in this election. what happened with women and what happened to women as a result of last night s election, the 11th hour continues.
republican vote in wisconsin. charlie sykes out of wisconsin. nicolle, last word, where s your party right now? someone asked me the opposite question. this is connected because i think what the republicans have to figure out is whether they want to set him up to triangulate. their arms to him and try to share a common agenda or do they want to leave donald trump as a jump ball? he is the president-elect. if they want to get business done they have to sort of not wipe the slate on his past transgressions but at least move the conversation to a policy arena where there can be some consensus because i think donald trump correctly presumes he owes the republican establishment nothing and if he has an agenda that he can get done with democrats, such as remaking trade deals with say a bernie sanders as partner or you