his democratic opponent, congressman patrick murphy, is somewhere between two points down and tied with rubio in recent polls. murphy, the democrat, has the endorsement of all four of florida s largest newspapers, including the big ones that endorsed marco rubio before this election. and perhaps most importantly, hillary clinton is doing great in florida. and the democrats have a huge ground operation in florida. this is a senate race that the democrats could win. why are they pulling out? on monday s show, i put this mystery to steve shale, a veteran democratic operative in florida. and he couldn t explain it either. he told us here, quote, i think the momentum has definitely headed murphy s way and i don t understand the democrats decision. well, tonight the democratic party has apparently decided that they also do not understand their decision. at least some democrats have decided that. a spokesman for the biggest super pac supporting senate
democrats could win. why are they pulling out? on monday s show, i put this mystery to steve shale, a veteran democratic operative in florida. and he couldn t explain it either. he told us here, quote, i think the momentum has definitely headed murphy s way and i don t understand the democrats decision. well, tonight the democratic party has apparently decided that they also do not understand their decision. at least some democrats have decided that. a spokesman for the biggest super pac supporting senate democrats this year, one of the super pacs that previously pulled millions of dollars in florida ad buys earlier this month, that super pac says tonight that they have changed their minds about marco rubio versus patrick murphy. they have changed their minds about pulling out. they have now decided that they re going to make a, quote, seven-figure transfer into that florida senate race to try to help out patrick murphy in his effort to oust marco rubio from his senate seat. of course
and in one state, florida, the two partying are tied in early voting. with 11 days left for the presidential campaigns, joining us is steve shale, the former state director for the obama 2008 and senior adviser for the obama 2012 campaigns. steve, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to take a quick look at the latest florida polls. we have hillary clinton at 43 with donald trump at 39 in the latest poll that s been released down there, another one yesterday, a florida poll saying donald trump 45, hillary clinton 43. what s your guess about what the truth is right now in these polls? well, i mean, i think, lawrence, thanks for having me on. we ve seen six of the last 18 polls, clinton being ahead or tied. five of the last six, she s been up three or four points. the bloomberg poll was up, it s way too republican.
mystery to steve shale, a veteran democratic operative in florida. and he couldn t explain it either. he told us here, quote, i think the momentum has definitely headed murphy s way and i don t understand the democrats decision. well, tonight the democratic party has apparently decided that they also do not understand their decision. at least some democrats have decided that. a spokesman for the biggest super pac supporting senate democrats this year, one of the super pacs that previously pulled millions of dollars in florida ad buys earlier this month, that super pac says tonight that they have changed their minds about marco rubio versus patrick murphy. they have changed their minds about pulling out. they have now decided that they re going to make a, quote, seven-figure transfer into that florida senate race to try to help out patrick murphy in his effort to oust marco rubio from his senate seat. of course it s very late, right? a lot of people in florida have already voted. more
strategist and former state director for the 2008 obama campaign in florida. you are joining us here at the automobile museum. great to see you. welcome to my town. listen, i want to talk about florida and start off with what kristen was discussing. i want to play what donald trump said about the affordable care act today. has to be replaced with something much less expensive for the people. otherwise this country is in bigger trouble than anybody thought. we ll repeal and replace obamacare. i can say my employees are having a tremendous problem with obamacare. that was trump at his doral club in south florida speaking in front of employees at an event this morning. what do you say to middle of the road voters who look at it as a sign that obamacare isn t working. here in florida it s working better than any place. a million and a half people had