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big checks and attending fancy black tie gala s in somebody s house in beverly hills. this time they get their hands dirt on the streets and knocking on doors getting on buses, doing the dirty work. that is an indication of how concerned they are about the state of things in washington and their desire to try and change things around. but with the election days away, it remains to be seen if in meaning will translate into action at the polls. all right. guys do you think this is going to have an impact or is it going to further cement the division that exists, the real americans who are anti-coastal elites and celebrities. no, i don t think so. i think it has an impact. you know, all of this. young people. all of this is about the blocking and tackling what is important is what he said at the end, they re not doing it from on high. on the ground knocking doors at the end of the day it s about turnout. if they help that it s good. scott bay owe and dean cane
ohio and primaries in missouri, washington, kansas and michigan where there s an interesting race for governor. one candidate is a health scholar who would be the first muslim governor in the nation s history. he is still polling behind the front-runner, but he has a lot of support from the left, like bernie sanders who campaigned for him this weekend. we caught up with him in detroit yesterday to ask him about what he s running on. we often hear this idea of the working class voter and sometimes i think there s a silent white on that. we re talking white america. look at detroit and communities around here. this is a real america. what do the real americans in this city and state, what do they want? if you are a poor or working or retired american be black,
ohio and primaries in missouri, washington, kansas and michigan where there s an interesting race for governor. one candidate is a health scholar who would be the first muslim governor in the nation s history. he is still polling behind the front-runner, but he has a lot of support from the left, like bernie sanders who campaigned for him this weekend. we caught up with him in detroit yesterday to ask him about what he s running on. we often hear this idea of the working class voter and sometimes i think there s a silent white on that. we re talking white america. look at detroit and communities around here. this is a real america. what do the real americans in this city and state, what do they want? if you are a poor or working or retired american be black,
of american power. so i don t judge him auto a day-to-day, hour-by-hour basis. does this get us to where we want or not? does it make negotiations more or less likely? same with pakistan. does he stop providing a sanctuary to the taliban. we will kill americans over the world. do we move israelis and palestinians closer or farther away. this is the second inning or third inning of the trump of this term of the trump presidency. it is more populist. more assertive of the united states. the question is, are we going to get closer to where we want to go in ways to defend or promote america s interests. let s talk about whose button is bigger. you know how the state department works. the spokesperson heather nauer is unflappable.