expanding the elect terror rate and opening up doors to candidates that might have previously been overlooked. whether that means they are supportive of these people in the beginning, remember, gillum wasn t necessarily the party picks. nieto is benefit gelous of made. the democratic party has learned is, look, if this person breaks through, we re all going to surround them regardless of our past apprehension. that s a good thing. they re becoming a big tent party. if their money continues with their enthusiasm is, we could see them knocking on doors in the fall. scott is in a pretty good condition. we see numbers out of florida that the approval rating with president trump is high the nature of florida is it is a multi cultural area. first of all when we have candidates that speak to the kind of changes that people seek
the party of white racial anger and grievance. it s much more fully embracing its role as the multi-racial politics. its manifesting itself in the diversity and the experience of its candidates. let s bring if jason johnson and andrea christina mercato the executive director doing a lot of work in that race. first, sort of big pick. there is this question trump win, as trump makes the republican party of racial grievance, what do you see the party forming into in reaction to that? the democratic party decide we are going to continue to be america. as trump tries to narrow slice and narrow cast everything down to the angriest, meanest people he can find, the democrats have said our path to vicstory expanding the elect terror rate and opening up doors to candidates that might have previously been overlooked.
strengthens the president. i think it strengthens bannon in some respects. i think breitbart my discover it doesn t have quite as much influence that it thinks it has, some small percentage of the electorate that moves to breitbart. by any means, a majority of the elect terror rate, trump is going to have to figure out how to play this game. is he going to throw in with the neo-nazis, the white nationalists, is he going to try to mend fences? that will be interesting to see how this plays out. bannon is interviewed tonight. he says trump will push towards the establishment of the republican party. we will see if that s the direction this goes, jonathan cutler, howie swann, great insight tonight and coming up, steve bannon kicking off a week that couldn t have gone much worse for president trump.
united states what s going on. very important. because the u.s. regional headquarters of the u.s. military s central canned is in qatar. yes indeed. qatar is a platform from which many of our flights attack targets in iraq or syria also take off. we have strengthened our relations recently with saudi arabia after the cooling that took place during the obama administration. now we are in the middle of this big crisis and ca cqatar is see to improve relations with iran. that s really what s going on right now. the u.a.e., the united arab emre emirates they are that s fueling this rift. the terror rate, the more opportunity it will provide to iran to improve relations with
diverse field, jeb bush speaks spanish, marco rubio a spanish speaker. you don t have that with the democrats. interesting to see how they convince the elect terror rate that is going to play a definitive role in the election next year. it s interesting, you have a republican field which is a lot more diverse than democratic field. it s counterintuitive. thanks to both of you. good luck. enjoy yourself, as i know you will. also joining me now, cnn anchor don lemon live over at facebook lounge. he ll be asking candidates questions submitted through facebook. facebook lounge sounds like a place i want to check out. it s cool. goodies here. i think lots of questions, of course, you know that, you moderated the debate. i have to tell you, most people are talking about gun issues. peep want to know about gun issues, considering what s happened around the country. people asking about the economy and women s issues. but questions sort of spread