election. with just over a week to election day, will it sway early voting and impact the democrats early edge? voters decide who wins and who loses, period, end of story. plus the obamas factor. the. the and first lady have starring roles in 2016 s final act. she doesn t just talk the talk, she walks the walk. and the other guy is just making stuff up. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics. i m john king, thanks for sharing your sunday morning on a beautiful day in warm wash. what a difference a week makes in this unpredictable ride that is campaign 2016. nine days until we count the votes. the hillary clinton email investigation is back in business. three quick questions related to frame the high stakes and our sunday morning conversation. one, is this the game changer
national review and new to the round table, happy to have mallory factor, professor of international politics and american government at the citadel military college in south carolina. he is also the editor of the best selling book, big tent: the story of the conservative revolution. a lot to get to there, but a lot to get to just in our sunday morning conversation here, neera. bryant gumble on eastermel o eg program. here is what he said a minute ago. we historically, whether it s donald sterling or cliven blundy or trayvon martin, we look at a tip of the iceberg and we ignore the mass underneath it. what is the mass underneath this latest flash point of race here with donald sterling? look, i think what bryant is talking about is the fact that, you know, even when you re talking about affirmative action, other issues, there s still a lot of racism in america. we look at these instances and get repelled but there are
mallory factor, professor of international politics and american government at the citadel military college in south carolina. he is also the editor of the best selling book, big tent: the story of the conservative revolution. a lot to get to there, but a lot to get to just in our sunday morning conversation here, neera. bryant gumble on eastermel o eg program. here is what he said a minute ago. we historically, whether it s donald sterling or cliven blundy or trayvon martin, we look at a tip of the iceberg and we ignore the mass underneath it. what is the mass underneath this latest flash point of race here with donald sterling? look, i think what bryant is talking about is the fact that, you know, even when you re talking about affirmative action, other issues, there s still a lot of racism in america. we look at these instances and get repelled but there are voices out there, and it s a harder issue than it was in the
mallory factor, professor of international politics and american government at the citadel military college in south carolina. he is also the editor of the best selling book, big tent: the story of the conservative revolution. a lot to get to there, but a lot to get to just in our sunday morning conversation here, neera. bryant gumbel on earlier in the program. here is what he said a minute ago. we historically, whether it s donald sterling or cliven bundy or trayvon martin, we look at a tip of the iceberg and we ignore the mass underneath it. what is the mass underneath this latest flash point of race here with donald sterling? look, i think what bryant is talking about is the fact that, you know, even when you re talking about affirmative action, other issues, there s still a lot of racism in america. we look at these instances and get repelled but there are
the ones who are willing to start and finish. that s 90% of it. governor richardson, i want to take in our final minutes together with both you and the senator to talk just a couple of issues here, a little off this conversation, and the first one to you is, as u.n. ambassador looking at this libyan situation at the top of the show, i talked to two men, i know you both hard it, and we heard from our reporter nic robertson that moammar gadhafi is a man who seems to be in this to stay. has the u.s. handled this? has the president handled this in a way that has made things more difficult now that it looks like moammar gadhafi has some staying power? well, i believe the president has handled this crisis well. his statement two days ago that gadhafi must go lays a cornerstone for a policy. what i think the u.s. needs to do is, one, covertly armed rebels. we should take that step. develop a no-fly zone.