and china's entry into the world trade organization, two deals that deindustrialized america, uprooted our industry and stripped detroit and baltimore and the inner cities of north carolina, where we are really focusing, and by the way, you see the new polls coming out, where we're really doing well. which is okay. [cheers and applause] thank you. we're going to win north carolina. i'll tell you. we're going to win florida, too. [applause] actually, we're going to win florida, too. we're going to win ohio. we're going to win iowa. we're winning a lot of states. a little worried back there. the media is saying what's going on over here. you have to see in florida, they have lines four blocks long trying get into the polling booths. they've never seen that. and same thing in many other states that have started. this state has lost nearly half of its manufacturing jobs since bill and hillary's nafta. think of it, half. decimating, by the way, and they have been decimated, decimating the african-american community and the african-american middle class. decimated. these jobs went to mexico

and china's entry into the world trade organization, two deals that truly deindustrialized america, uprootedped bear towns like detroit and baltimore and the inner cities of north carolina. where we are really focusing. by the way, you see the new polls coming out? we're really doing well. [ applause ] which is okay. doing well. thank you. we're going to win north carolina. we're going to win florida. actually, we're going to win florida, too. we're going to win ohio. we're going to win iowa. we're winning a lot of states. getting a little worried back there, the media, what's going on over here. you have to see in florida, they have lines that are four blocks long trying to get into the polling booths. they have never seen that before. same thing in many other states that have started. this state has lost nearly half of its manufacturing jobs since. think of it, half. >> we are monitoring donald trump here speaking to a crowd in charlotte, north carolina, a must-win state for him. he is polling well, depending on the poll. he is inching ahead in florida but reaching out to the minority comm

across our borders inge vading our country, they're responsible for the trade deals that deindustrialize america, that destroy the jobs of millions of american workers, and in getting us into unwinnable wars, and he has bridged the disconnect between the american establishment and the american people. and that's a great achievement for him and wikileaks has come along and expose the fact that the core of the establishment, the media is basically in cahoots with the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic party. >> that's another fight we will have november 9 of this year, because this needs to be expose in even more detail, but of course with our election coverage, we don't have the full-time to devote to it. but you've got a republican establishment, a democratic establishment, a global establishment and a media establishment that is all sort of in ways we never dreamed of aligned together and it's now all been expose but i don't think the american people are absorbing the magnitude of that to this point. will they absorb it in the next 18 days? >> the enorm size and energy and fire in the

they're responsible for the trade deals that have deindustrialized america and destroyed the jobs oferican workers and responsible for getting us into endless and unwinnable wars and he exposed the disconnect between the national establishment frankly and the american people. that is a great achievement for him. wikileaks has come along and exposed the fact that the course of the establishment, the media, is basically in cahoots with the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic part. >> pat, will we have learned -- and that's another fight we will have november 9th this year, because this needs to be exposed in even more detail. but of course with election coverage we don't have the full time to devote to it. but you have a republican establishment, a democratic establishment, a globalist establishment and a media establishment that is all sort of in ways we never dreamed of aligned together. it is now all exposed, but i don't think the american people are absorbing the magnitude of that to this point. will they absorb it within the next 18 days? >> you know, i think -- let me say

this is a part of america that's deindustrialized. there aren't the number of factories. cleveland in the cleveland area. in some ways it's grown. in other ways you see, again, some of the factory towns that got the landscape. in the suburbs. how much they are struggling. that's the case he's making that you want to keep it going for the next four years and the next eight years. what we have seen a little bit of and you know because you follow this closely. we saw it last night in manchester. we saw it with the president today. as we are following his speech and i was talking to david simas. he really starts riffing when he starts talking about donald trump. for them this is about something bigger. in the start it was about getting hillary clinton elected, preserving the legacy against an onslaught of republicans. now they feel there is something else at stake here. you are hearing it in the messaging. david simas told me they will be out there a couple times a week until election day. >> chris cillizza -- excuse me. chris jansing. thank you so much. great reporting. as a

spends time in working class of america and one presumes brittens notice contagious of drugs and suicide, pessimistal and resentment part arises from deindustrialization. good jobs are hard to find but hardship is not exactly new to these places. like in coal valley made it hardship to say i may not have made a lot of money but people can count on me i'm a good person, loyal, tough and part of a could good community. we know what that working class honor code was but if you want a refresher read j.d. vance's new book. history. that's the point i want to come to, this moment in history. do you think in this book, we understand some of the feelings that are driving this presidential election? >> yes. i think that's definitely true. i mean one of the thing that's really driving attraction to donald trump is not any special quality of donald trump himself, but of the fact that folks feel very resentful at the media establishment, the political establishment, the financial establishment and so forth. one of the things i really started to recognize as a teen ager is that folks are very cynical, pessimistic and sort of alienated from the broader community th