my high school rethainer. oh don t. it s early 90s sitcom star dave coulier. cut.it.out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. trish: new concerns for the democratic party, as they struggle to find their way, ahead of mid-terms last week we saw several progressives winning democratic primaries in many red states, take georgia s governor s race where democrat stacey abrams is running for an office in a state that hasn t elected a democrat for governor since 1998 but then in new york, democrat party heavy weights overwhelmingly getting behind incumbent governor andrew cuomo, over his progressive challenger
on back. voters can just easily kick you below the back. let s review. you re 4-0, republicans, but all the sweating to get you there. you survived the fourth special election. since donald trump s election. that is a relief. that s all it is, a relief. don t go crazy here. you won, but you won seats you already had. by margins that were a fraction of what they were. take georgia. republican karen handle s four-point victory in that race against an unprecedented democratic money onslaught. and ditto ralph norman s win in south carolina for mick mulvaney s old seat. he won it by three points. but november, mulvaney won by 20 points. there s kansas. special election to fill cia director mike pompeo s set.
philadelphia which has a lot of republicans and cops and firemen and people who might be inclined to vote for donald trump. that turnout is good. we don t know what it is, or at least i don t, for the rest of philadelphia. john king was talking last night about the turnout for barack obama in 2012 and that it was some in philadelphia, it was something like 500,000 to 91,000 for governor romney. if donald trump if that drops in terms of enthusiasm for hillary clinton it s all about margin. right. this extensive turnout in the rest of the state can make a big difference. but pre-election vote turnout, angela, take georgia, a state everyone expect will go for donald trump, but it s been within a point or two. pre-election voter turn out highest ever. higher than 2008. higher than for barack obama. right and i think this is a case of underestimating voters who were not even old enough to vote in 2008 or 2012, we
pages long. do either president obama or mitt romney have good ideas for reforming it? nope. that s what a long-time republican says. i ll talk to him. also, china s growth is fueling a fair portion of the global economy. what happens if that growth slows down? we ll explore. first, here s my take. the controversy over the dececration of copies of iran and the murder of americans that follow is at one level, one moment in a long complicated war. it also highlights the difficult and ultimately unsustainable aspect of america s afghan policy. president obama wants to draw down u.s. troops, but his strategy remains to transition power and authority to an afghan national army and police force as well as to the government in kabul which would run the country and its economy. this is a fantasy. we must recognize that and pursue a more realistic alternative. the united states tends to enter wars in developing countries with a simple idea, modernize the country and you will solve the
polls. we have a great political panel. later in the show will israel attack iran? my guest says yes. he is a very well connected israeli reporter. you ll want to hear what he has to say. then the u.s. tax code is 70,000 pages long. do either president obama or mitt romney have good ideas for reforming it? nope. that s what a long-time republican says. i ll talk to him. also, china s growth is fueling a fair portion of the global economy. what happens if that growth slows down? we ll explore. first, here s my take. the controversy over the d desecration of copies of iran and the murder of americans that follow is at one level, one moment in a long complicated war. it also highlights the difficult and ultimately unsustainable aspect of america s afghan policy. president obama wants to draw down u.s. troops, but his strategy remains to transition power and authority to an afghan national army and police force as well as to the government in kabul which would run the country and