he chose to jump in, didn t do good. one major sign of trouble is a sign of job approval. the washington post further reports that one advisor said trump on wednesday dismissed his poll results in alabama and nation wide-saying they were fake and instead talked about his accomplishments. i don t know what to say. where do we go from here? i mean it seems to me that trump had some magic as a no, a way voters in the suburbs could say no. i m sick to death of hillary and the establishment democratic party, so i m going to vote for this brand x. and now i see these suburbs moving in virginia. i see the suburbs moving in alabama. the suburban vote, which is always the swing vote has swung already against trump. i think people somebody told me in israel they don t want to
bannon has been killed off by the loss in alabama but he has not. is this freddy kruger stuff? he has trump s ear and he ll continue to. he s going to play a difficult role for them, complicating the deal on d.r.e.a.m.ers. republican donors believe if trump folds on this and gives amnesty, he will lose the base and that three to five republican senate seats could be in play. that might be a bannonism exaggeration. but he will playing a role and who s going to replace paul ryan as speaker. building the future of the republican party on hatred of immigrants. thank you. let me finish with trump watch. i said he won t like it, you ll know why.
welcome back to hardball. roy moore still isn t considering defeat down in alabama. let s watch him. this has been a very close race, and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. imorality sweeps over our land. even our political process has been affected with baseless and false allegation which have become more relevant than the true issues which affect our country. the this election was tainted by over $50 million from outside groups who want to retain power in their own corrupt ideology. no longer is this about republican or democrat control. it s truly been said there s not a dimes worth of difference between them. it s about a washington establishment which will not listen to the cries of its citizenry, and the battle rages on. in response doug jones said today it s time to move on.
a flawed candidate but in moore someone that didn t represent the best of alabama. whether you re in rural, suburban or urban alabama our volters saw doug jones was the clear and best choice. let s talk about the democratic sprint in the south. i think there s now two southern democratic senators. there s bill nelson in florida. florida s sort of a southern state, at least the northern part is. and you ve got more from alabama, but the rest are republicans. i talk about this whole idea of the resistance of donald trump starts with municipal election. but for democrats as far as the far east, what are we doing ipprepping and starting the bench? i think that bench starts that the commission level and working our way up. making sure our candidates are viable, making sure we re messaging in a story standpoint
that we have candidates that our residents can believe in and trump this whole notion of blue and red and democrat and republican. it s all good. mayor randall woodfin of birmingham, alabama. up next, omarosa speaking out. she s denying reports that she was sacked, fired. and says she saw things at the white house that made her deeply uncomfortable.