democrats consistently are looking for, large field as you mentioned, democrats really care who is the most progressive or the generational changes, they want to know who will beat donald trump and the announcement speech today, she didn t address that at all. it was not very big, she had a pretty big election last time but it wasn t the biggest in the state in november and now people, democrats aren t bothered by the native american claims of ancestry but they are bothered what they consider tactical mistakes and what it means in run-up with donald trump. leland: democrats are worried about electability, at least the group of progressive democrats and i m thinking the younger organizing group, the bernie
which actually become a very prominent figure in germany and everybody is scared about him, too. can i underscore that? yup. when i got there, i d been ambassador for six weeks before thechancellor s cell phone broke. bu that wasn t the biggest issue initially. the biggest concern of the german people was the whole concept of pivot to asia and the concern that the united states would somehow depart from europe and depart from the importance of europe as really a fundamental foundation of our national security and our alliances around the world. i can just tell you having started that way,i spent a lot of time reassuring the germans and helping to rebuild that relationship and then leaving at a time when you have the kind of unpredictability and the comments that ulf was talking about, this is a deep, deep concern that the german people have right now. all right. we re going to take a quick
trump or trump tower. it s it s deeply concerning thaensd why i ve joined with so many of my colleagues on both side of the i ll to defend e. so, congresswoman, the issue here is that many people were hoping that once the intelligence committee settled the issue of wiretapping, which many people think they have now, the white house would longer be able to hang on to that and would move on to supporting an investigation into russia. and weirdly that didn t happen. the white house is, as peter alexander said, tripling down on the idea that there was still some kind of surveillance at donald trump and trump tower. i guess we shouldn t be surprised any if you re if the
this today for the wall street journal. he joins me now live. good to see you. here s the issue, there s nothing wrong with meeting with the russian ambassador, there s just nothing wrong with taking money for speaking from russian companies. there a seems to be an issue with government officials who don t disclose the stuff. there s nothing wrong to meet with russian officials when you re about to become the national security adviser. he had to disclose to the army where he is served as a general that he was going to be taking money from r.t., which is effectively a state-backed enterprise, democrats in congress saying he had to get permission to do that and disclose that. they re saying he didn t. and there s an open question of whether when he came back to work at the white house as part of a vetting for a security clearance that he did have, you have to say what recently since you left government are the
texas. let s start in kentucky. picture you re seeing here, the man in the middle is matt bevin. he was the republican candidate for governor in kentucky yesterday. he comes from the tea party wing of the party. he was actually trailing in the polls heading into that election yesterday. the woman you see he has his arm around you probably recognize her. that is kim davis. and kim davis is from kentucky. she was the county clerk in rural kentucky who refused to grant same-sex marriage licenses this year, causing a major uproar. well, matt bevin in his effort to turn around that gap in the polls, he tried to motivate evangelical christians, gay marriage opponents, and so he went and he visited her in prison. he made her cause, he made the kim davis cause central to his campaign. and what happened yesterday in kentucky was a surprise. after trailing in the polls, matt bevin, who really rallied the evangelical vote really rallied the people who thought kim davis was being persecuted. he wo