ione wells joins me from westminster. he the moment, people watching thinking what happened, because there was extensive reporting that might be nice. that s riuht. reporting that might be nice. that s right- there reporting that might be nice. that s right. there were reporting that might be nice. that s right. there were multiple - reporting that might be nice. triat s right. there were multiple reports and speculation going on that threshold may have been reached reached nigh. that crucial 5a letters of no confidence that need to be submitted to the chair of the i922 to be submitted to the chair of the 1922 committee, that oversee tory leadership contest that is needed to trigger a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. in terms of what happened today, we have seen other tory mps come out of the woodwork to express their calls on the prime
asked him to look at them in the eyes. i think that what s they re saying, look at us as women. listen to our stories. believe our stories. give us an opportunity to be heard. so i can think of no legal reason. obviously there s some time constraints. but there s no legal reason that julie swetnik should not be included in this investigation. how problematic is it if she is not included, given that the president has already expressed via tweet and other ways his disdain for the attorney, michael avenatti, who is representing swetnik? if she is not included in this scope, how could it not look political? i imagine at some point avenatti will get a call. but it s really for the fbi at this point to decide if an allegation is credible or not. i think the limited in scope piece means that in this kind of situation, it s not unusual for, you know, lots and lots of people, for lots and lots of motivations, to kind of come out
media going full bore on this and a republican congressman, promising investigation of hillary clinton even before the election. whether republicans will do the same with trump, we don t know. democrats are certainly sounding alarms. jackie, not comparing kping y but seeing similarities with the clinton foundation. even bill clinton admitted people may have been trying to curry favor or institutions or countries trying to do that. all may be well that donald trump and his children who run the trump organization say, we re not trying to, you know, do anything, but it doesn t matter. because we already see people flocking to his hotels. trying to be a part of this. this is what happens. people will come out of the woodwork, corporations, countries, come out of the woodwork. which is why, to carol s point, there needs to be something then to address this soon. the appearance of impropriety can be just as bad as actual impropriety. not only are people flocking to his hotels, brought
heartier. on the outside of the margin, that s jeffrey, and he s expecting to defy the polls by having this giant upswing in blue collar turnout. five points, that s hard. it s hard to bend an average of so many polls. that s what we ll test tomorrow. new hampshire s three. you see donald trump up there tonight because he wants those four electoral votes. this is a bunch of polls averaged out. can a ground operation beat a three-point deficit? yes. one of the big questions, especially when you go through each of these states, in some states, the republican operation is better than in other states. that s the big question tomorrow. if you re behind in the polls, you can defy them with a great operation. donald trump in many of these places is just counting on it being this huge, come out of the woodwork. john, tomorrow, just for viewers at home, when do you think we ll start to get real numbers, start to get a sense of what s actually going on? i want to go to the 2012 map when you
cautious about trying to take down the welfare state, when they begin to try to take down medicare or medicaid or whatever it might be, all of a sudden all these different businesses that rely on the state, because they have contracts with it, come out of the woodwork and say, if you try to take down this government program, you re going to be putting people out of work in your district and republicans back off. so there s an understanding or a belief or theory in certain elements of reformed conservatism right now that, if they re going to ever be able to govern in a way that s going to shrink the state, that s going to make the state more conservative recognizebly, not have these not do what george w. bush did or what george h.w. bush did and sort of make peace with the welfare state, the republican party needs to learn how to fight the businesses and be angry at the businesses that work with the state. this is an important symbolic fight, a chance for the tea party to prove, hey