Neighborhoods, the smartest people who work for you in your staff, they all live in the same neighborhood. Whether theyre black or white or asian. Theres this book written, theres a test if you are part of the new elite. The new elite are corporate executives, really quality lawyers, doctors and because its now at the point where it is meritbased, whether youre part of the elite, weve kind of forgotten about ordinary americans out there. And so, its like, it drove my boys crazy. It had them take the test in the book and it said, have you ever been on a Factory Floor . Were you raised in a neighborhood where over 60 of the people Didnt Go To College . If you get a chance to go to starbucks or mcdonalds for coffee, where do you go . Do you know anybody who has whole milk if their refrigerator . Because Everybody Else has skim milk . Elitist. So part of it is that its
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Up sentencing reform. wttw.com/comments order to just join the ranks of developed countries that don t incarcerate shocking proportions of their population, should be reducing 50 percent the number of people incarcerated. as someone has paid their price, their debt to society, let s make sure that they don t have to continue to bear the consequences. banning the box seat on the check something on an employment application form, which makes it less likely that you ll get the job. reporter: according to a new fox news poll former vice president joe biden is beating president trump by 10 percentage points if the election were held today. bernie sanders would win by nine points. through the democrats have a slight lead over the present but falls within the margin of error and as many candidates and democratic strategists will point out, it is still very early in the election campaign cycle. eric: jonathan serrie with
Perhaps lowering his own credibility in order to deal with what s coming his way, i m not sure it enhances his reputation. i do need to read his book because my guess is that he these portions that were selected are what are most newsworthy, but omit the buildup to his positions of leadership, integrity, principle, standards of that nature. i want to reverserve judgment a take a look at the book more closely. he s been criticized for his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and what he made public, what he said on the record during the election campaign cycle. yet he says he wouldn t have done anything differently. let s watch. if you knew that letter would elect donald trump, you would still send it? i would. down that path lies the death of the fbi as an independent force in american life. if i ever start considering who whose political fortunes will be affected by a decision, we re
Using a little bit of military, not taking military action against north korea but like. ainsley: threatening them at least. escalating the rhetoric is what he is doing right now. that s the best we can hope for. ainsley: how about these polls? this morning showing a fox news poll. 53% favor taking military action in north korea. they are saying the biggest threat to the u.s. is not isis. 38% said north korea. 25 percent said isis. so there is a big difference. in my estimation they are right. north korea, you know, may not have been front and center throughout the whole election campaign cycle the last few years of the way isis and radical islam was. but it s an existential threat. meaning any nuclearized foreign state that is willing to potentially use that against the united stating existential threat.
Aside from philosophy, left versus right, ideological warfare, is this one of those weird things i m convinced that it s become something that the average voter, who may not be that philosophically directed left or right says, wait a minute, is that somebody running for president talking like that? your thoughts. well, i think it was a very decisive moment. and it came at probably the worst time in the election cycle, the election campaign cycle, just as we were getting towards the final debates and when people are really focusing and trying to make a decision if they haven t made a decision. so i think it really clarified the type of choice that voters face, and the type of man and person that donald trump is, and that was so negative. it does reflect on the whole republican party, and it put people like kelly ayotte, who s up for re-election in new hampshire, who s a vulnerable republican, really in a terrible position, and you see her state on that map there, because, you know,