joining me now, expert on democratic messaging, analyst cornell belcher.ook back at the history and you can go back to '88 where it's sort of how a party losing on substance and george h.w. bush was losing on substance and they said we need a culture war, create us versus them. it's a tried and true tactic. >> i would say racism. >> willie horton. >> yes. >> they also had flag burning. >> yes. >> the point is they needed to get off of policy. and it seems what keeps the republican party together is this fight about culture. i was joking, jon cornyn put out the war on chick-fil-a which meanwhile he doesn't want to talk about tariffs, which he doesn't like of this president. sometimes democrats try to avoid the culture war. how do you deal with this? >> first, let's look at the history. you're spot on. even going back to george bush son, not daddy, but son. >> same-sex marriage. >> right. these wedge issues they ran on. the country is dramatically changing since then. we're in a country right now where -- look how dramatic it's changed. you have majorities w

danielle moody mills, cornell bel belcher, steve kornacki, thank you, all.s ev evening. "the rachel maddow show" begins now. >> a blunt one that i'm onboard with. >> a hot take. >> partisan to tell people to vote who day want to be president. have a great weekend, my friend. thank you. thanks to you at home for joining us. happy friday. in july of last year, robert mueller and the special counsel's office indicted a dozen russian military intelligence officers for their role in carrying out the russian government's attack on our 2016 election. and the timing of when that indictment dropped seemed like maybe somebody was making a point because three days later, trump was set to meet

jair joy roid, cornell belcher, thank you very much. we have more still ahead. you will hear from several of the democratic contenders running for president, but there is also a republican presidential presidential primary campaign. donald trump is being challenged by former massachusetts republican governor bill weld. his has shown that a primary challenge to an incumbent president from his own party always hurts that president badly if it lasts beyond the new hampshire primary. i'm going to say this again. every incumbent president who was challenged within his own party beyond the new hampshire primary then lost. in the general election. bill weld is both a former governor and a former federal prosecutor who worked on the impeachment investigation of republican president richard nixon. governor weld will join to us discuss impeachment and his campaign to defeat donald trump. campaign to defeat donald trump. why didn't you book your family vacation on a travel site? at hilton.com, i get the price match guarantee. and i can choose from their 14 different hotel

here to talk more about that proposal is our master architect anchor bet belcher. >> thank you. >> . >> we are here to present, as martin suggested and pointed out, removal of vehicular traffic. as the proposal for the shared public way to increase or improve the overall character or use of the public way. treasure island street families. it is a singular identified street type that is running through the city neighborhoods in the north-south direction. actually someone who knows more about it is kevin conger. >> you are going to yield to kevin? >> i yield my time to kevin. >> okay. introduce yourself and we will start fresh. >> good morning, kevin conger, cmg architects on behalf of the development team. sorry i am a minute late. let me back up. did you talk about the reason we are here? >> no, he just started. >> the shared public way, as you guys know, has been designed as a street, a city street that vehicles can drive on, but it is a curb-less street. pedestrians can walk down the middle of the street with cars and bikes, and there was a desire to have very walkable public realm

danielle moody mills, cornell bel belcher, steve kornacki, thank you, all. that's "all in" for this ev evening. "the rachel maddow show" begins now. >> a blunt one that i'm onboard with. >> a hot take. >> partisan to tell people to vote who day want to be president. have a great weekend, my friend. thank you. thanks to you at home for joining us. happy friday. in july of last year, robert mueller and the special counsel's office indicted a dozen russian military intelligence officers for their role in carrying out the russian government's attack on our 2016 election. and the timing of when that indictment dropped seemed like maybe somebody was making a point because three days later, trump was set to meet with vladimir putin in helsinki. they did go ahead with that summit, they had a public press availability, they also ended up meeting behind the scenes, one of those times when trump insisted that no other americans be allowed to listen in on their conversation. but this was right after that jru indictment spelling out in painstaking detail the literal key

with me anne gearan, cornell belcher. arguments and the constitutional arguments. let's just have a straight-up political discussion here. first, i just want put up these poll numbers. this is the box the democratic party is in. 70% of democrats support impeachment. ann gearrin, but overall, i believe it is 40% overall support impeachment. that's where the democratic party is right now. the country wants to move on. which is what republicans are jumping on in some form. democrats don't. >> well, not all democrats. >> 70% is a big number wanting impeachment. that's not a small number. >> yes. and it is a number that nancy pelosi is paying very close attention to. certainly the 2020 democratic candidates are paying very close attention to it. but the tension remains the same after the bar hearing as it did before. democrats risk and they know it, lucas if they are chasing the same rabbit down the same hole over and over and over again with little to show for it. and that is going to be a dialogue that plays out to the repub

. >> look, my former boss cornell belcher will kill me, but i don't always trust polls. look at some of these polls and dis aggregate the data, i mean, think about the wave of new voters in 2018 who don't have landlines who are not included in these polls. i'd also say, look, i think senator kamala harris is a formidable candidate, she had a stellar week, we talked about this last night, she really showed people this is what it would look like with me and donald trump on a debate stage. >> it would be brutal. it would look like -- >> the girl shows no mercy. you have to caution people that, you know, again, black people are not a homogenous group of people and senator harris appeals to a certain type of black person on the surface you have to look deeper and look at her policy. when people think this is where black women will go, she's greek, a member of aka, went to an hbcu, there are some people in my own family you talk to them with sororities and private colleges and you lose them. she has to reach beyond that, but unfortunately the media tends to focus on other thin

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