that wasn t a bad pitch for a guy that s been shot. that s pretty good. anyway, he wasn t shot. it s so fascinating the way they ve been taking this. you know what i like? i like the fact that the republicans didn t jump on the fact this was bernie s guy if you will, that he was a volunteer in the bernie campaign because i can see both sides capable of saying, oh, this just proves our argument. these guys are violent haters of america. right. you ve seen some outside people. you really haven t seen elected officials. i was actually pretty impressed with just about everybody yesterday. they were on their good behavior. i think they understand at some level newt gingrich i think mostly, you know, they realize that it s a moment for them to look, you know, semi-responsible.
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now, has a slight lead. jon ossoff. he is running pretty much along the lines that you described, as sort of nonideological. kimberly: did any one card him? juan: he wants to reach out to people, we need to do better about environment, educating our children, things that anybody can come to. kimberly: he is not a bernie guy. juan: guess what, he has raised a record amount of money, unlike what happened in montana, what happened in kansas. now, you see the party gravitating toward him. i think, not what we just saw from bernie sanders, not the single payer, not the kind of militant, angry kimberly: he just showed up on the scene. they think they have a chance to win. that isy where the money is piling in. they needed won, not because he is so revolutionary or inspiring. people just not thehe guy. ahead,nk ivanka trump sits down with fox news. but she felt blindsided about after her father became
answer that specific. exercise in displacement. look at their own short comes. put up elitist. lots of explanations. they are ignoring all of that to blame russia. it seems like textbook denial to me. i, as a democratic operative, have always blamed russia as one of many spokes in the wheel to blame with everything that you have listed. i think that the biggest influence that russia had on the election were the emails that reinforce add narrative that was already if she had been a stronger and better and more trustworthy candidate and she would have won, that i. would you conceive that that narrative as you future was also true? those emails were verbatim true. think about the bernie guy who was sitting back watching my guy go out and support her and be stallworth in his support somebody i had worked for for 13 months and always assumed that things will woo have been tilted toward us. we were fighting the establishment. we took all of that and accepted all of that. to see that sp