thank you for joining me tonight. coverage continues with laura coates. i ll take it on a friday night. one per customer. apologize. i m not trick-or-treating at your house. one piece of candy for each kid. oh, no, no. you hand it all out? yes, i don t want it in the house afterwards because i ll eat it all. i m always like one piece kid and not the one i want. take 20 so i don t eat them, yes. okay. well, go to jake tapper s house, not laura coates. you get one piece of candy and probably black accolicorice. you probably give apples. i ve given toothbrushes from time to time. nice. good evening, thanks. i m laura coates. we re going to have a panelists from across the spectrum and they re on the screen right now. here is a really provocative question that we ve been tackling tonight. here it is. so what if the 2020 midterms are a repeat of 2020? it sounds like a very interesting proposition, maybe a scary one for a lot of people but what if electi
if you lose, will you accept that? i m going to win the election and i will accept that result. i will accept the results of this election if we have a fair, honest and transparent election. absolutely 100%. if you were to lose, you went out and had all your appeals, they went through as long as it s fair, honest and transparent. and certified. who will determine that? looks like my opponent might have to determine that. she s the secretary that s an interesting conundrum, isn t snit. scott, when you look at that, it s the idea of an election denier which obviously has negative connotation, she sng a to sit there and ask someone over and over and over and over what are you going to do if you lose? they re never going to say well, i guess you re right, i m going to lose. no candidate is going to engage in that rhetoric. that s number one. number two, what she said is
take six weeks, six months, six years, six hours, six seconds and he s going to see that with the executive orders he s going to sign, the cabinet that s going to come in. he sng going to empower these people to go and change the way washington works. that includes saving hundreds of millions and billions of dollars on spending where we are getting killed because as the american government becausego we don t negotiate. sean: it s interesting. in the last couple of weeks, i watch the republicans, and they are talking about, let s advance the debt ceiling $9.7 trillion. and then they will or talking about bringing their marks back. maybe we ll do it within the next year on each one of those issues, trump said 10% cut, 20% cut. 0% he s got this way of deali. and i don t understand it exactly. a certain personality that he has. and i amt in all of awe of it. sean: hang on. guys, if i may interrupt you,
ability to make an impact withal the republican voters. is it possible he can do it witt debates and national tv appearances and social media and you don t have to spend a lot of time in these states? you can t have done it, and he has done it. it s been a nationalizedha campaign. thepe debates have driven the campaign. they re nationally tell advised. if you re on fox news or other networks to a lesser degree,e more people in iowa see you when you have a hit on fox news than if you re in a room in iowa. that s just a fact. at the end of the day, you have up.how people want to see you. chris: the care and tending has to happen. he sng going to do that. he s speaking saturday night at a bia conservative dinner. he changed the schedule in iowan to do that. whether he can put it all together this past, with a couple of months of caucuses, is the question. he s been pretty shrewd so far. chris: governor rick perry
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