he didn t have a chance no florida, ohio or north carolina. and in michigan, the pennsylvania race too close to call where hillary clinton was supposed to have won there by a wide margin so a pretty interesting and shocking result so far. a look at new york city, not a lot going on there right now. a big crowd on hand as you saw at the trump headquarters earlier. kaine s home state obviously, got one in her victory column there. amanda: take a look at the popular vote numbers. this is with 55% reporting and again, this is the popular vote. the road to 270 is what really matters here tonight so that is the situation. donald trump s way, 24% of the iowa totals coming in and hillary clinton, about five points in our amanda: and low reporting, we re at 24% in iowa. here is a look at the map. donald trump in red and the blue are the states that clinton has won. you may remember back in president obama won the outer edges, the east coast, west coast, and the entire sectio
successful president for all americans not outcome we worked so hard for.sorry we did not win election. (super: janesville, wi 1:03- 1:07) the house speak paul ryan who never campaigned for trump is now singing his praises. pulled off was an enormous feat. as trump tries to heal the country protests erupted in several cities. people took to the streets in portland, oregon. that is not my president.. the country, now it s his challenge to lead a very divided also the block of voters president obama turned out in 2012 did not mobilize for hillary clinton. that led to victory for the president-elect. edward lawrence nbc markets now.. as trump took the lead last night investors became uneasy. dow futures were down four percent at one point. however financial markets steadied somewhat by the time trump made his speech overnight. we ll take another look in about 30 minutes with your farm markets included as well. a large group gathered outside the white house as election re
if you missed any of donald trumps speech you can watch it online at c-span.org. hillary clinton also spoke yesterday and you will find her remarks also online. today, they never two of the democratic national convention and the theme is: forty-four children and families. latino speaker, former clintonville clinton will speak today. the convention speaking program starts at 4:30 p.m. and you can watch on c-span, this non- c-span radio app and get video on demand at c-span.org. the c-span bus .-dot started pennsylvania to ask about this week s democratic convention in the issues most important in the presidential campaign. the most important issue to me facing our country today is gun control because to me people that should not have access to guns have access to guns and that makes me feel unsafe. i m a state senator here in pennsylvania. i am at my eight convention because i am a huge history buff and i love to come and be part of history and witness what goe
now we are turning to demographics. it was a fascinating recent survey that found the most common age for white americans was 55 and the most common age for hispanics is eight. you can see from that any step shut the way things are trending. i want to welcome to the stage karlyn bowman, senior fellow and research coordinator at the american enterprise institute. and roy to share. thank you so much, both of you for being here. so demographics, we ve been talking about soviet politics this election to that s the underlying current, right? let s start with the big picture. in your view, karlyn bowman, how is the electric they should going to differ from the electorate of four years ago for eight years ago or 20 years ago in terms of its makeup? thank you to the atlantic for inviting us. ruy, built at brookings. i met aei. we are working on this for about the last 10 years together under big report on states the changes available on all of our websites if you d like to look a
all be there are few things as democrats we should all be proud of from this convention. one is that the senator sanders campaign came together with the hillary clinton campaign. [applause] without the very spirited and engaging debate that we had ending gauge primary that be have those issues would not be the forefront of the national debate and that s very important that they are and that we were able to produce that platform. second is that another core strength of the democratic party and american values is that we care about our children and we don t ever give up and that is what you are going to hear about hillary clinton tonight. her life that started working with the children s defense defense fund and the core value of the democratic party and one the best things about america too. i think we should all be proud that tonight we will elect our first woman to be the nominee of a major political party. [applause] it s a pretty amazing moment and i think one that eve