my guess is we will find various forms of russian, quote, unquote, involvement before we re done. taulk if you will a little bt about the difference between her and her father. her father was easy to dismiss as a extremist. i m not saying she s not. she s smarter in how she uses language and appears more sen tryst. she s sand papered off some of the rough edges. still gets out the dog whistles however you say that in french. she is much more capital to appeal to people on the left. it s a populist nationalist. a lot of her message now is economic. much more than it is racist. it s a subtle and i think dangerous method. i thought you said it right the first time. we have the cham part. can t get the whistle part.
i don t think i d say that. i m just asking. look at the record. those that opposed traditionally, i won t say rhinos because people called lindsey graham a rhino and he s the only one worthy of the name fighting on russia. sen tryst republican senators. i think you have to look at the fact they believed it. it s not a surrender for devos by people like mccain. sorry msnbc viewers, i am a conservative i would have voted for devos. i like her and i don t think experience is relative in a cabinet post. the democrats are saying stand-up for your beliefs. when they don t want to appear whiney, when they didn t show up for steve s confirmation, that s what so many headlines said, they are blocking it. they didn t show up. american say they are not representing me. they are not showing up for work. democrats are in a tough spot. the phoniness is astounding.
stupid. here to talk about what s next for the trade deal is the senior political reporter with the huffington post. and also with the daily beast, betsy. i m going to throw this question out to the entire table. we have this interview coming up later in the show. he is no one s idea of a sen tryst. he s not only on the side of president obama when it comes to this trade deal getting passed he stayed behind in washington when the president was in his own home state of oregon to help drum up votes. he seems to be going against voeks like elizabeth warren i m just wondering how do you figure out where you stand on this issue.
deepest idea is very simple. it s one person, one vote. even if that had arguably unfavorable we believe that for governors and u.s. senators. we just believe in equality of all american voters. that s the deep idea. yeah. chris, you made the point in your intro about how the policy debate would change. it s easy to imagine. look at the house of representatives. what do we see? we see two polar parties. there s not a lot of sen tryst. i think a presidential campaign that was driven by a popular vote is similarly polarized. in the house of representatives you have a huge number of one-sided districts where if you are a republican in a republican district, the only thing you have to fear is coming from the right. you are always going to have
nevada and florida the unemployment rate is higher than the national average. in nevada and colorado, the unemployment rate is still above what it was when president obama stepped into the white house. but in the rest of the battleground states it s pretty interesting. the jobs markets are improving. they have been improving since when the president became went into office. still improving, iowa, virginia, nevada, all have pretty low unemployment levels. 5 pst in iowa, new hampshire 5%, virginia 5.6% and in ohio with 18 electoral votes, much more than iowa and virginia combined, significant drop in the unemployment rate 7.4% over the past year. 48th in the nation to much higher than that. it s a very interesting story, ohio, big manufacturing auto, this is one of those places where mitt romney had said don t have that auto bail jautout. nobody wins out ohio and mitt romney will have an uphill batter there. this is showing you population centers. some of these areas wher