carried by donald trump by up to and over 40 percentage points. so i mean, that s tough. it really is. how would you and how do you in your ratings account for the candidate differentials? claire mccaskill in missouri, for example, brings a certain set of attributes to the table. is she somebody who in the event of a true blue wave could find herself saved by that because she s a good candidate or do you think that doesn t matter this time around? oh, i think it matters. you never know exactly how many percentage points. mccaskill is a great case study. she got elected in a democratic wave back in 2006. in 2012 it wasn t a bad year for democrats. president obama got reelected. wasn t that good in missouri, but she managed to have an opponent, she helped to get that opponent who was very, very damaged. so she s been lucky twice. maybe she ll get lucky a third time. she s hoping that the third time is also the charm. can i ask you about west
ed in those moments? why didn t she wave at them? that s a question nobody asked. why didn t she wave first and see no one wave back? why do you expect black people to wave at you in your behest so that you feel secure? that s unreasonable. to the people on social media, i refuse to have them ask my clients to apologize because it is a blessing that they re alive today to speak about this. and they have a responsibility to protect other people s rights. every single one of my clients is an activist in their own right. and what we re doing right now is attempt ing ing to protect p from police officers and the racist mentality. they will not apologize to anybody for being alive. they will not apologize for not being another michael, not being another trayvon martin. for being here to tell their story in their own voice. i only have two two minutes left. i only have two minutes left. what does accountability for the police department look like for
about women in the white work force. and a whole bunch of different topics today. jon: does not like it is like any other day at the white house, right? always 1 million things. the prime minister justin trudeau came just a few minutes ago. he was parked behind us for about five or 10 minutes. he gave us a wave, we gave him a wave back. he is often the white house to meet with the president. by the way, 40-mile an hour gusts of wind were blowing through, for the ceremonial guards having trouble with things flying off into the flags around their faces. it will be meeting with women ceos as they walk the task ports together. it is going to be called the u.s.-canada advancement force. they will also talk about immigration. the president s executive order on immigration may in fact violates canadian law. the reason why is because u.s. customs and immigration have a number of what are called
wave. that s huge. he s best known for surfing a record 61 foot wave back in 2012 without the help of a jet ski. he s expected to make a full recovery. ainsley? all right, thank you. well, he came to hollywood with low cost horror hits like paranormal activity and boy next door. now jason plum has a new film hitting theaters tomorrow. let s get a closer look. hi, michael. that s right. his low budget horror flicks shocked audiences for years and his latest film the visit is no exception. congratulations and thank you for taking the time for us today. thank you. your movies, since 2009, grossed over $1.4 billion. tell me about the plum house model of movie making. low budget. almost everything we do is under
on behind closed doors. this was expected. but certainly not a done deal until we actually got the results. he was challenged by raul labrador who is was kind of elected on the tea party wave back in 2010. it wasn t a robust challenge. it was more of a challenge to make clear to the tea party activists out there they were trying to plant the flag a little bit. it was expected mccarthy would win but noteworthy that he is a 49-year-old who had only been in congress for eight years. ironically, brooke, he won his really conservative district. he lives in bakersfield, california. es a blue state. in a year democrats tack over congress back in wicks. he has million now, until his colleagues elected him, majority leader, the number three, house majority whip. he had been the guy in charge of counting all the votes every time they brought a piece of legislation to the floor.