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among those questions, what it could mean for 2020. could some in the president s party be rethinking whether they want to stick with mr. trump amid the impeachment fight. we ll break down all the i m kagss of last night s elections results. a significant new twist in the impeachment inquiry. eu ambassador gordon sondland changing his story now, backing up the testimony of several other key witnesses regarding aid to ukraine and the commitment to investigate the 2016 election and the bidens. but why was he allowed to change his testimony? we re going to dig into that in just a moment. let s go right to the implications of tuesday s elections. for that i want to bring in msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. he s at the big board. nbc news road war i don t vaughn hillyard joins us from louisville, kentucky. vaughn, it s a state that president trump won by about 30 points in 2016. here we are just three years later. looks like there will be a deck kr democrat in ....
When somebody comes in that people trust or think they trust and says this is my person, it can make a big difference. i have a very serious question for you, ron. i want to know which eric do we think he was endorsing. i think these are the different people who it possibly could be and i m wondering which of these people do you think. it must be is it eric holder? it could be any one. clapton? eric church? we re doing them all. he hedged his bets. the point, to scott s point, looking at trump s personal win/loss record is the long metric, because it s not only his like tap on the shoulder. it s the fact that he has reconfigured the republican coalition over these last six years in a direction that makes it more likely for trump to style candidates to win. the party is more dependent on the kind of voters who respond to a trump appeal, culturally conservative, nonurban, noncollege, older, evangelical ....
Give you credit, you ve won. an important primaries, lot of candidates saying the same things. same issues, same talking points. so when somebody comes in that people trust, or think they trust, and says this is my person, it could make a big difference. i m a very serious question for you, ron. i want to know which eric do you think he was endorsing? i have full screen here. i think these are the different people who could possibly could be. and i m wondering which of these people do you think. is it eric holder? is it eric carter? it could be anyone of them, clapton is up there? eric church? we are doing them all? he hedged his bets. i couldn t help. it to scott s point, i think looking at trump s personal win loss record is the wrong metric. because it s not only like his top on the shoulder, it s the fact that he reconfigured the republican coalition over these past six years in a direction that makes it more likely for trump to style candidates to win. the party is more ....
Lust certain after going for democrats in the previous four elections. fpzzerne after going for democrats in the previous four elections. fpz we have been watching this shift. what that d that continue to look like. and what can it tell us about the larger sea change in american politics ahead of the primaries? i have a couple guest who is have been dealing with this changing electorate. the current state senator john and the mayor george brown. mayor brown, senator, good to see you both. mayor, let me start with you. this used to be a pretty strong democratic area. a lot of union democrats, culturally conservative, but economic populous. we have watched this shift. tell me about it through your own lens. wils but ri is a strong democratic city. a majority is democratic, but when you talk about the county, ....