insights. i am ayman mohideen in new york. don t forget to catch me sundays at nine. with my good friend ali vouch. good, evening ali. good evening, my friend. we ll see you again tomorrow. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the winner of the 2017 2016 election was donald trump. you will recall that while he won the electoral college, he did not win the popular vote. and in fact, in the weeks after election day, the margin of his popular vote loss kept growing. every day, every week, hillary clinton s lead in the popular vote kept increasing. it was one and a half million. it was 1.7 million. it was 2 million. ultimately, hillary clinton would win the popular vote by nearly 2.9 million votes. and the reason for this was california. you see, california famously takes a very long time to tally all its ballots because there are a lot of ballots there, for one thing. and as they counted their ballots, hillary clinton s popular vote margin kept increasing. this
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Reversed that could immediately affect millions of american families. what could and should be done to help plus, exclusive details tonight in the sinking of the russian flagship, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. tonight, the president and his party are coming under growing pressure to launch a new fight to protect abortion rights. a leaked supreme court draft opinion signaling justices were set overturn roe v. wade has sent americans into the streets and rocked the political landscape. the senate is now on track to vote on an abortion protections bill as early as next week. we are going to see where everyone stands. it is the first time that there is a vote like this in a very, very long time, when the actual rights are at stake, it is not