Kind of primary chat challenge, the democratic party s unified. a lot of talk, you remember when he s for selected, bernie sanders had run, the huge split, between progressive democrats and more centrist democrats, the truth is probably because of how he s governed, those divisions have been bridged. i think was true in american politics generally is that until you get through the campaign people are not paying attention copyable have gone through a difficult time, because of covid and the pandemic in lockdowns, because of inflation, primarily as a real result of both the worn ukraine and rising energy prices and supply chain issues, people have memories, it has gotten more expensive and gas was more expensive, and they have been paying as much attention to the fact that for example the afghan american unemployment rate is lower than
It s going to look like the trump faction because president trump is not going to win some these high profile races. brian kemp is well ahead in the polls of david purdue. president trump endorsed the lieutenant governor against the very popular governor of idaho brad little i think brad little is going to win were going to see races like this around the country just like we saw last year in texas special election and congressional districts six in which the former president endorsed somebody and somebody else won the nomination. in that case now congressman jake elzie. the president is diminishing himself as to why he is doing this i don t know except to make certain he is copyable in office that he feels are personally obligated to him. but is not going to win as many contest particular the general election i think is going to have problems. last weekend there was a convention in michigan which two of his people were nominated for
Some republicans that are vulnerable. it s not clear that this race will be able to be copyable across the country. this is not available for every district that democrats want to target. so there might be some symbolic reading of the tea leaves here but special elections are special for a reason and don t always have national implications. neil: usually doesn t go the way it s sort of seen by consensus. watch closely. thank you very much. thank you. neil: as she pointed out, a lot of money at stake here. record number of funds and outside interests trying to make this a statement. rarely does it pan out that way. we are going to look at the money and the implications. if it does tip. even if it doesn t tip tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. eastern time, the fallout from this. we marry money and politics like
Actions. bill: and they thshould clean i up, to the full they should clean it up. we need to get the leak stopped, we need to get the mess cleaned up, and, we also need to find out what happened. and, to make sure that that mistake never can happen again. bill: why do you think the answers are so elusive. frankly i think a lot of americans were tuning into the address from president barack obama and that is what they are wondering, right there, why have they been so is copyable. i don t know escapable. the minerals management service did an inspection of the well ten days before the explosion. but for whatever reason, the administration will not turn that document over to the united states congress. i think it is clear that bp bears responsibility here for what happened and to make sure