million people live here. all kinds of things are happening here, everything is cramped into this small ecosystem and it works, that s the amazing thing about it. you see people making shoes, making watches. nobody does any one job in this city. they say you have to have three houses. very entrepreneurial society. there s a lot of magical thinking going on. it s mad, it s bad, it s delicious, it s confusing. and i ve never seen anything like it. experience it tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. i m ana cabrera, in new york. smerkonish is next.
where we aren t harassed. thank you so much for being here. appreciate your expertise. thanks for having me, michael. my twitter page is hot. let s see what you ve got. smerkonish, instead of looking at the behavior, men will use the highlight on sexual harassment to excuse to shy away from hiring women. i mean heather, i see that you re an attorney, that s another potential down side. she is really competent and i d like to hire her, but somebody is going to think that we re carrying on in a way that we shouldn t. that would be another bad weinstein outcome. one more if we have time for it. they don t know when telling a woman she looks nice could become sexual harassment. says elizabeth. i think that some things that are completely innocent, and perhaps complimentary will as well be reined in as a result of this, and that s not a good thing, either. still to come, how can marketers sell things like mops and washing machines to
information that s coming to you, arises out of the investigation, then it s appropriate for the special counsel to conduct the investigation in my situation, our situation in the whitewater days, we return to the attorney general of the united states, and said here s the information we have with respect to the monica lewinsky situation and she, janet reno specifically authorized it. there s a very different mechanism in place now. judge, we appreciate your expertise. thank you. what are your thoughts at home? tweet me @smerkonish. i ll read some responses throughout the course of the program. i think we ve got ready to go right now. wrong you are, smerkonish. i m often wrong. it s absolutely does matter who won. with russia s hands in the pot, look who we got. no, deborah, you re misunderstanding. what i m saying is that to many with regard to this russia probe to them they want to know was it outcome-determinative? as if the only way we should
network. one more. that s a good point. smerkonish, megyn kelly s problem nothing to do with what network. it s anchor versus host. she s the former and not likable enough for the host. who was the person, in what context in the campaign it was obama who said to hillary, you re plenty likable. i think she s plenty likable as well. i think it s too dramatic a shift to go from fox news to doing a morning program on nbc. if she were fresh out of the gate on nbc, perhaps she would have had a better shot. in the end, i m not betting against her. you know in this country we love a comeback story. and ultimately she rising. still to come, donald trump became president while losing the popular vote by millions. my next guest has studied the electoral college and warns we re in for more of the same. as often as one out of every three close elections in the future.
promises to be apolitical. to them, she committed an act of ideological heresy, by going to nbc, which for them conjures up visions of msnbc. fox s primetime audience skewed older, male and white. but to succeed in mornings means reaching women, many of whom are of color. so despite her successful track record for kelly, it means starting from scratch. it s sad that today talent alone isn t enough. to succeed a broadcaster often needs to conform to the partisan expectations of audiences in search of affirmation and not accustomed to changing the channel. for alternative views. that s what i think. let s see what some of you are saying on my twitter. and facebook pages. smerkonish, megyn kelly, is it impossible for anyone to switch sides? trump did it. you re right. hey, maybe she would be better served if she ran for office rather than became a tv presenter on a different