their act together. he wanted to be able to run on democratic accomplishments, some policy victories and he hasn t been able to. and he s expressed that frustration time and time again. i guarantee you that tonight when joe biden is there with terry mcauliffe, they ll bring up all of these economic kitchen table issues, but they are also going to bring up this issue of tying trump to glen youngkin, calling him a sleeper candidate, right, if he gets elected. trump in khakis they called him. and the fact that today, right, there was the trial of the people that committed all of those, you know, the murder and the march in charlottesville. i bet you they ll tie those two together. let s not forget that joe biden started his campaign talking about charlottesville and the soul of america. thanks to all of you. welcome to you. good to have you here. a major storm slamming the northeast sparking extreme winds, flash flooding, even water rescues. that s next.
able to say plainly what this president is saying is racially derogatory, possibly racist. i think you ve heard a lot of those voices from the cbc but not the leadership. also maxine waters and several members of the congressional black caucus who have gone harsh against president trump have not enjoyed the support of the leadership. so you have the cbc saying we deliver you votes in no other way the constituency does but you re not listening to our concerns. i know those are tense meetings when it s just the members talking about how the party is structured. they re very structured. hakeem jeffries is a charismatic guy and he s a sleeper candidate so i could see him going for this. and then there s tim ryan, which would go in the exact opposite direction. isn t he running for president? that s what i said. but, you know, that s the type of candidates i ve heard. but hakeem jeffries, i ve been continue to be told he has real standing inside that conference. the secret sauce of
jackson, graduate of the great johns hopkins university. let s not tweet conspiracy theories. if you go to johns hopkins, don t mock alabama. i m going to get so much hate tweets from alabama fans. i love alabama. i lived in alabama. some of your best friends, right? still still ahead on morning joe governor romney ran for the same office four years ago and lost spectacularly. it s donald trump who just won 306 electoral votes. won states like michigan. mitt romney lost michigan by ten points. donald trump won it. donald trump won wisconsin for the first time since 1984. won pennsylvania, won florida, won iowa, won ohio. has the transition team ever t torpedos a public appointee so publicly? mark is saying no. by the way, sleeper candidate.
he has been out on the campaign trail talking about policy and budgets and his strengths. he got a lot of praise for talking about that. reporter: yeah. kasich is the sleeper candidate. he announced a bit late. was still able to get the support to make it to the debate. at the lower end, but at the 9:00 p.m. primetime debate. you are starting to see republicans talk about same-sex marriage in a different way than four years ago. there was a debate four years ago when a gay service member asked a question. some people in the audience actually booed that person. you are not seeing anything like that today. especially with the supreme court case that came down just about a month ago. republicans have been able to diffuse and move on from that issue a bit. before the top ten republicans took the stage, chris, there was a happy hour debate with the seven lowest polling republicans. it did not take long for the
a month ago he was 3. everybody else who has jumped into this race has gotten a bump as well. ted cruz marco rubio. even scott walker who didn t get in but got a splash of news about a great speech he made in january. he rose immediately after. that is like cruz and rubio he now climbed back down a little bit. everybody gets a burden of proof. right now it s tending to indicate that there are three candidates who might have the capacity to move ahead of the rest of the pack. it is way early and shouldn t expect any significant movement or durable movement until much later in the year until the fall or early issue with the. what if rick santorum like did he in 2012 the sleeper candidate in iowa. he wept door to door and knocked on all the doors and iowa fell in love with him. in fact he run the race but called to romney. two weeks later they realized he won. he is not in these polls but he made quite a showing in iowa in 2012. yeah, look, he carried 11