where is that donald trum today? he is back in transactional purely for donald trum mode.t's why it's key what repres just said about lookin into donald trump's person ties with saudi arabia. >> just teed up something here. here is thomas friedman. what is the worst thing about presid trump p's approach to foreig policy? the combination is terrible he sells out american values enough but then gets nothing of value in return. a litt harsh? >> well, it's tom friedman. let's take it where it's coming. i don't think that -- i don't think that calling the president a chump is helpful. i don't think that calling him immora although it may be cathar is especially helpful either our relationshi with saudi arabia has always been tran transa relationshi about saudi arabia is always about our larger saudi arabia rule of law or anything else. so my view of this is informed by the problem that we have and we've talked about many times the politicalization of absolu everything. look, if people cared as much about jamal khashoggi as they did about half a million people in syria, as they

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so half of those people and those that would threaten that prospect to support donald trum trump. >>bsolutely and other numbers. and to say i will double down but my issue so far is those with the lift on - - the left you have a crime bill asking people to get on board talk about mass incarceration there are those that are locked up right now but yet the concern are those trying to break in. but those that are trying to break out. so i believe in doing the crummy man doing the time. but to that plea deal because they don't have adequate representation. and to make sure they have due process. and the black men that are in jail. so this is an issue with a very sore spot because i take offense to those who want to seek refugees but for those that are in my community i come from a migrant community. with a crime bill. . >> thank you for saying that the number one group that is negatively impact by illegal immigration are those that will impact negatively the black community. that is a conversation that needs to be started and had t7 that democrats should be chairing the president and not

two trends that are very striking when it comes to how the smerican electorate has changed since donald trum election. first, the gender gap. in past elections, female have tended to lean a little towards democrats but the midterm results saw an unprecedented difference between male and female voters with women breaking for dem a whopping 20 points, according to exit polls, even as msl htly favored the gop.th that ibiggest gender gap since exit polling began and it shows in the results with an unecedented number of women elected to serve in congress for the first time, nearly all of them democrats. the second huge gap, education, in 2014 voters with a college degree slightly favored republicans but in 2018 voters with a college degree broke for democrats by 20 points, an enormous swing in just four ort years. the question for republicans -- can they reverse these trends in 2020 a you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even

>> donald trum thinks so. he's beenloakingda a tough priority on the campaign trail. he's made multiple stops here including one just last night in pea, pensaclorida. he said barbed wire at the u.s. border can be a beautiful sight. dividedte is evenly when it comes to the senate race and the gubernatorial race.re folks counting on those endorsements, counting on the support from the president. we'll see more trump supporthi headed ts way when rudy giuliani heads to daytona beach to campaign for r desantis. >> thanks. in florida it'soing to be about what is the composition of the electorate. how much i nonh how much is nonh non-white? we won't know that until election day. let's go to garrett. beto o'rourke has been s aer star. he's hoping to pull the upsai t ted cruz. in the last two weeks of the race, it's looked like a race.l is it r or not? >> rorter: it's real. the math still favors ted cruz. he's led in every public poll of this state and tans haven't elected a democrat since 1994.e' th been real momentum around the o' rourke campaign. he's been drawing these big

but he is not a popular president and i think the democrats are going to be able to -- >> i think donald trum hillary clinton was at this int in time and why you have 17 republicans running last time and my list is up to 34 my scroll there. >> and steady state, there is an electoral path for donald trump but heavily reliant on a democratic candidate that is ouacceptable. >> i want to talk nancy pelosi. she met with a potential opponent, thean congresswrom ohio, and what i found interesting was i think nancy pelosi had a big impact on marcia about the job. take a listen. >> i'm weighing the enormity of what this job entail, the constant traveling, being ay from homl the time with the constituent, the fundraising, i just have to decide if i rdoall want tthis, because it consumes your life. she's done it we. she enjoys doing it. i have to decide if i want to do that too. >> that does sound like somebody ready to run. >> that sounded like who, nancy pelosi opened up her calendar and rolodex and said this.u do and nancy pelosi, the reason why she was a target of republicans, a lot of times, are be

trum president trump. macron knew what he was doing. if there is one thing we know about donaldunterpuncher, and he would not leave any swipe unanswered. this has as what the president said has a lot to do with french domestic politics where macron is less popular than donald trump is in the united states than it does for any large geopolitical deal. >> bret: standing up to the president, president trump obviously is appealing to the french populists. before we go, white house shake-up possibilities. a lot of reports, kimberly, that john kelly, the homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, may be the commerce secretary wilbur ross may be on their way out. this comes after 38 trip administration firings and resignations over recent months in the past couple of years. thoughts on that? we've been down this road before. >> it is traditional at the end of it. back of that we've finished the election for people to exit. we haven't made it for the years and that is an astonishing number that you listed there. the other thing that makes it different is that they are out, that they

multiple outlets are reporting that donald trump is deep in his post midterm feelings and is getting nervous as the walls of the mueller investigation close in. trum happp has slammed the investigation as a total mess, but on friday he said he finished wroting answers to mueller's questions, a feat he did all by himself. >> my lawyers are not working on that. i write answers. my lawyers don't write answers. i write answers. i was asked a series of questions. i answered them easily. you always have to be careful when you answer questions from people with probably bad inen it shup intentions. the questions were routinely answered by me. >> joining me are malcolm nance and jill winebanks and paul butler and scynthia oxney. cynth cynthia, what does it say to you that you have this information that was secretly released. does it mean it's related to the russia investigation? >> you would assume so. mueller already has the building block. he's indicted the russian government basically for hacking the election. the second block is assange, the top block is are americans helping assange. we're at level two right now if assange is indicted. then we have to

for all the talk about the white working class to certainly deliver those votes overwhelmingly to donald trum trump, many white voters who are well educated who nevertheless also voted for donald trump and the reason we are here again not exclusively is they were also attracted to a certain style or unwillingness to apologize of political correctness and to make it clear if you are high school educated white person according to these four parenting questions to show themselves to be liberal if you take that high school person and somebody with a phd and ask these four parenting questions in a more conservative direction it isn't the education level but how they answer those four questions that will tell us the way they voted. while the education divide is real, it doesn't explain nearly all of what donald trump has the support that he does. >> what about the issue of education? you profile the number of people who voted for trump in pennsylvania and one of them said i don't have a college education and i'm not ashamed of that at all and i will not get one and he is not talking down to me beca