Facebook. Com cspan. Well start that conversation in a minute. First, lets talk to the ecretary of state yesterday, who talked about the trade pack. Host it is true, so often past have been sold to the American People with rosy scenarios that did not pan out. Hollow omises now ring in many communities across michigan and our country that factories close and jobs disappear. Lobbied for anies trade deals so they could sell abroad. But then, they instead moved back into the United States. It is also true that china and countries have gamed the system for too long. Particularly during the bush administration, has been too lax. Investments at home that would make us more competitive have been completely blocked in congress. And American Workers and communities have paid the price. Is not to rant and rave or cut ourselves off from the world. Would end up killing even more jobs. Finally make to trade work for us, not against us. My message [applause] worker essage to every in michigan and acr
The cover story out this week , a caricature of donald trump with this headline. Meltdown. Thank you for having me. I want to begin where your story begins. If you could read believe between the tea leaves what was that conversation . Developed an unlikely partnership. They are having a sweeping panic about the trajectory of the polls. The campaign was going in the wrong direction. They needed to turn it around. Whats going on in the rnc, they are trying to make a deliberation before early voting begins how they want to spend resources in terms of cash and feels field staff. Theres a menu of options on the table. This is something the rnc will have to make a determination about. He does not have a large staff. How reliant has he been, will he be moving ahead with the ground game . You bring up an important point. They have a joint fundraising agreement and have been working in tandem. Trump has exclusively relied on the Campaign Mechanics that other campaigns built. He has not run a si
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Realities. Democrats are dealing with the evidence provided by witnesses under oath while republicans are spouting conspiracy theories and using their playbook, which includes throwing mud on the process, the evidence, and the witnesses. The huge contrast was on full display this past wednesday and friday as diplomats collided with congressional members over the dueling narratives each side was trying to prove. Last week next week, i should say, should prove to be even more dramatic as the process continues full steam ahead with potential fireworks coming when gordon sondland, the u. S. Ambassador to the european nation. One person who wont be on that stage, former matches governor patrick who declared his candidacy for the nomination this week. But we start with the latest analysis on the impeachment drama this week in washington. Joining me now, republican strategist and msnbc analyst susan del percio and david brock, chairman of the american bridge 21st century, a Democratic Politic
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