of realizing that she had lost. she says the breath escaped her essentially. it s impossible not to feel for her in that moment and then you look at this, how would you deny somebody the joy of that from her base from people who care about her, people who were so disappointed to see her lose. to this day still feel a lot of disappointment. i think they will get some cathars catharsis. a lot of republicans come under attack in hillary clinton s book, no surprise, quote, playing defense for trump and russia. here is clinton on mitch mcconnell. i can t think of a more shameful example of a national leader putting partisanship over national security. mcconnell knew better but did it anyway. there are so many wounds that haven t healed. that is just one of them.
and entire u.s. why do you think that iran launched that missile? it s going to be provocative to the new president. they are trying to test the new administration. for them they will continue to do that. today it s clear continue to with ballistic test. what happening in lebanon, in yes m yemen, iranian are fuelling using commercial airlines to it s part of a global plan to develop the alkts to make sure there s organization active in the region. there s tno surprise that president trump is moving through a lot of campaign
basically, you had one of many that were rapidly closing their doors. out of the hundreds of tech company ipos that existed by 1999, only one in six would still be in existence two years later. whoever wins the presidential election is destined to inherit the fallout of the dot-com bubble. but a clear winner has yet to emerge. it s already clear here at 7:30 eastern time in new york that the road to 270 electoral votes for either george w. bush or al gore will be long and torturous before this evening is out. connecticut no surprise, al gore. kansas, the projected winner is texas governor george w. bush. texas, george w. bush is the winner there. every election is good television because it is the suspense program. the election of 2000 was something more than that because in addition to the suspense and the suspense was enormous,
those numbers likely will grow. both campaigns say they re dumping millions more into battleground states. clinton has purchased $2.4 million worth of ad space in florida, 1.5 million in pennsylvania and ohio. his campaign bought almost $3 million worth of time on cable channels. spending big, no surprise, in pennsylvania and ohio. if you live in texas or new york or california, you have a different tv experience than if you live in a battleground state. we don t see any of these ads here at all. man, if you live in a battleground, that s all you get. we are in the home stretch right now. what are both campaigns doing, and what is the clinton campaign going to do differently? r different states where she is spending money on ads. different states she is going to visit than we thought. that s next.
basically, you had one of many that were rapidly closing their doors. out of the hundreds of tech company ipos that existed by 1999, only one in six would still be in existence two years later. whoever wins the presidential election is destined to inherit the fallout of the dot-com bubble. but a clear winner has yet to emerge. it s already clear here at 7:30 eastern time in new york that the road to 270 electoral votes for either george w. bush or al gore will be long and torturous before this evening is out. connecticut no surprise, al gore. kansas, the projected winner is texas governor george w. bush. texas, george w. bush is the winner there. every election is good television because it is the suspense program. the election of 2000 was something more than that because in addition to the suspense