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Scaramucci. former what has communication director, and author of a brand-new book, right away. you spend a lot of your time talking about the president and where he is coming from on issues. where is he coming from on this particular issue? i think he was great last night. he is sending the right message. it is a more temperate message. trying to de-escalate the tension that is out there. you don t want the roughness of the rhetoric turning into violence. he is the leader of the free world. a lot of people listen to him. awfully he will dial down and to de-escalate. sandra: is he responsible? i think we all are. elements of the media that fires people up, democrats and republicans, and certainly the president has his moments where he has been very aggressive with his rhetoric. knowing him as well as i feel i know him, it is usually when someone is coming after him. i have never really seen him get up in the morning and say okay, i am going to start a vicious ....
From the calculation that the north korean leader is making as to how hard he will be pushed by this president or vladimir putin on issues. i want to ask you this because we are three weeks away today from the midterm elections. is this an issue that the president s cozy relationship with putin, with kim, with the crown prince even in the midst of these accusations, is that a voting issue for many americans? does it motivate democrats? does it whittle away trump support among republicans? that is a great question, and the answer is it can be. there is compelling polling showing that in something upwards of 90% of americans agree with the statement that while we can t solve the world s problems, it s up to us to step in where we can and to be a clear moral voice when it comes to things like abuse and imprisonment and violations of human rights and agagenecide. ....
And his compatriots. there were 3,000 in columbia, south carolina. that s where politicians come from. movements like this is where they come from. it s their right. we watched it during the vietnam war. you can study civil rights and see where these organic movements come from on issues. they re on the right issue. they are over the right target. is it going to matter in the 2018 election? it will matter when they show up and they hold up their parents to voting i.d.s. they hold up their ability to say i can move votes. the majority of the protesters yesterday are not 18. will it impact the 2018 election? will it stop people from taking contributions from the nra? i doubt that. what it will do is spawn a new generation of folks who want to enter the political discourse, both republican and democrat, ....
Question, but he also talked broadly about investment from overseas in the united states as if it s a bad thing. it s not. this is how we create jobs. this is one of the reasons we re so optimistic and we seen such good results initially out of the tax cut is we want capital coming into the united states instead of fleeing. maria: they re going to do something on china the next couple weeks but you say this is already in place? again the administration likes to conflate non-issues with real problems, it s the opposite of a capital surplus i just want to keep repeating that there is an issue with china stealing ink lect you ll property and we need to protect certain industries but we also have a panel with the committee on foreign investment and it is looking at things like the broadcom qualcomm proposed deal so if trump wants to get tough on china he wants to prevent what james is talking about, taking over, right, important industries or technologies he already has the vehicle to do ....
College graduates, they ve all been in the 40s. ralph northam, the democrat last night, an outright majority of the white college-educated vote. clinton got 45% last year. the trump era blew through the ceiling last night, ralph northam did. back to you, mark, on issues. i was really struck by health care as such a big issue in virginia, more than any of the others. that s been the issue that s galvanized democratic voters, andrea. you are right. those voters in the exit polls said health care was their biggest issue. ralph northam drubbed ed gillespie on that. you ll see them continue using health care as their road map for 2018. mark murray and chris thank you so much, steve kornake, sorry about that. ....