Well. I thought it was a really interesting speech. It s a rich text as we might say in a college seminar. Yes, you re not going to be tuning in you re going to be listening on your ifv as you re walking out. All of you out there, don t go any where. Elon musk is hiring everywhere. Arizona, nevada, mainly those swing states because the job is to canvas door to door for donald trump. Let me clarify. Technically it isn t elon musk who is hiring here. It s the super pack mr. Musk created and the one he funds and it s called the america pack. And technically this pack is not canvassing for donald trump. They re just canvassing door to door to convince people to vote for donald trump on their own accord. If those sound like meaningless technicalities that because they are. When you remove the layer that a super pack magically provides the reality here is that elon musk through his super pack is spending millions of dollars to do the campaign s door knocking for them. While the trump campaig
risk pools, if you have a bunch of people with very serious medical problems in a high risk pool, how are we going to pay for that? that s great question. we have a member of the rnc, the steering committee, who put together hopefully a last-minute package that includes help for there. primarily, this covers the rising costs of a 54 or 64-year-old that allows them to customize or tailor their specific program. congressman young got $16 million from a super pac run by paul ryan for the 2016 election. he was reelected. he announced he was going to vote no now as a consequence the super pac that supported him and opened doors in iowa to help him win election 218, they announced they are moving outs of iowa. he is getting no money. he is getting penalized for voting no. i we heard, in fact i we heard that on your lead-in. i can tell you this, i have not received a single dollar from these pacs.
them. there s all of that. it s truly an extraordinary time for republicans and that s not going to change come november 9th. thank you for joining us this morning. we ve got to take a break. the most controversial ad is from a super pac run. former senator bill bradley on why it s caused him to flip-flop on super pacs. at clorox 2 we ve turned removing stains intoto science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stai disappear right before your eyes.
the public has about congress. so not everything is pork in a way that suggests there s something wrong but the process certainly makes people uncomfortable. lawmakers say this the way it gets done. it s not pretty. nancy pelosi said the reopening of government was so important she had to vote for it, even though there s things in it she didn t know about and didn t like. that doesn t necessarily satisfy people today. that s some of the ways of washington. andrea. chris cillizza, there s a fallout also for 2014 elections. what about winners and losers going forward? first read had a pretty good rundown how it will affect senators, matt cochran, a veteran senator is being challenged. the tea party is active. senate conservative fund, a group jim demint used to be affiliated with, now a super pac
. if hillary clinton runs in 2016, she s going to have a hard time proving she can get thatun wake-up call at 3:00 a.m. and answer the phone. yesterday i showed you my version of an ad that any 2016 hillary competitor should run. it s 3:00 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep. who do you want answering the phone? i m hillary clinton. and i approve this message. what difference at this point does it make? today the super pac run by karl rove released their version.d go. a 22 year diplomatic veteran intimidated for daring to blow the whistle. while under hillary clinton s watch. how could this happen? why did she blame a video? was she part of a cover-up? was it because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night and decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make?