exploitive. i guess when you read the assessment what was your thought? well, i have the utmost respect for david axelrod. i worked for both for sometime and would never approve something that was problematic. i read the ad, they said it was powerful and one of the most compelling in american politics. well, let s talk about the issue of whether or not it is problematic or not. this is coming after a day that it sort of speeds the narrative that perhaps joe biden is more calculating politically than the country thinks especially when it regards his bid for president. do you worry that this ad diminishes or furthers it in any way? not at all. i believe that beau thought his father would make an incredible president. he was there in 2000 and 2007
political office. while his campaign wouldn t deny it was a force, they called the report both categorically defenseless. thank you for joining us. let s get to the act, david axelrod, president obama s senior strategist from days of yore has called the ad in a tweet, tasteless, powerful but exploitive. i guess when you read the assessment what was your thought? well, i have the utmost respect for david axelrod. i worked for both for sometime and would never approve something that was problematic. i read the ad, they said it was powerful and one of the most compelling in american politics. well, let s talk about the issue of whether or not it is problematic or not. this is coming after a day that
him water bottles. saying since you re always sweating we thought you could use some water. despite the juvenile stunt, it appears trump is putting on his big boy pants. he is plotting his second act which involves a trip to a more traditional campaign. that means deepening his political organization beyond just the early states, preparing new platforms and notably putting together and getting ready to run his new political ads at a cost of up to $20 million. at an iowa campaign rally trump explained his decision not to run ads until now. if you re covered a lot the last thing you want to do now is see trump is covered all over the programs and then we put an ad in, right? who the hell wants to see a trump ad, you od, i can t have that. in an effort to close the gap with female voters he reportedly plans to deploy his wife melania and his daughter, ivanka, for
million. at an iowa campaign rally trump explained his decision not to run ads until now. if you re covered a lot the last thing you want to do now is see trump is covered all over the programs and then we put an ad in, right? who the hell wants to see a trump ad, you od, i can t have that. in an effort to close the gap with female voters he reportedly plans to deploy his wife melania and his daughter, ivanka, for highlighting his plans for health care issues. but it s not all grown-up. at the headquarters, they say there is a wall of shame featuring downcast photos of rick walker, and rick perry, who dropped out of the race. he vowed he would not join them on the sidelines, no matter what happens. we re going to the convention, added his campaign manager. adding there is nobody who can
trump covered all over the programs and then we put an ad in. who in the hell wants to see an ad on trump? you o.d., i can t have this. traveling with the campaign is katy tur. we were talking before the show, you have noticed, there was a noticeable difference in this trump rally than any other one you covered. tell me about it. a noticeable difference that just happened today, and that s the organizational aspect of this campaign. they ve always come out and had these really big rallies here in iowa, new hampshire, across the country. but the concern was, or the criticism was, they can get big crowds, but they can t necessarily get the ground game together. what we saw here today was not just laminated posters of donald trump s face or his name, but laminated posters of caucus instructions. there are also caucus pledge handouts that were given out to the crowd. as well as the iowa co-chair who got on stage before trump got here to explain to the crowd how much they need them to c