. >> misti can you serve for six years in the as a top aide under senator gillibrand.orked for the last six years rolling up my sleeves in her office in six years before that. i know how government works on all levels. note the challenges that we face but i also know the potential we have here. i have worked with our small businesses to help them cut through red tape airport with the ata company to get the waiver they deserve so they could continue to produce their product here. i kept bad trade deals from happening. in auburn facing fuel dumping from other countries where they couldn't compete silly work to help investigate and look into this and stop it. i've worked with are veterans to help with local job opportunities. these are the things i have done here on the ground and i want to continue to fight hard for the people of this district. i understand for the -- the need for the community. as of the community center talking about the flood map. these are issues have been involved in and will continue to be involved in throughout my time when i'm in office. if someb

there is a nice bench of women in the senate, gillibrand from new york, the senator from missouri. they are all very top wished and savvy women on the republican side. kelly ayotte just lost her seat in new hampshire, but she is a very, very sort of attractive candidate on the right. i am sure she will run for office again. people talk about harris, recently elected to the senate in california, although it was a pretty tight turnaround of turnaround if she ran for president and four years time. soledad: who knows, anything could happen. thank you for joining us. >> coming up next, does trump's talk on immigration translate? >> he's not quite as conservative as some republican candidates. >> is talk of a wall just talk? plus, he put on a tie and took soledad: a closer look now at the latino vote. donald trump's comments about building a will on the southern border, even telling a u.s. judge a hater for his mexican heritage, had some democrats hoping latinos would abandon him and mobilize for clinton. among hispanic voters, six if i percent spo turned off for obama in 2012 -- 61% sup

there is a nice bench of women in the senate, gillibrand from new york, the senator from minnesota, and the senator from missouri. they are all very top wished and savvy women on the republican side. kelly ayotte just lost her seat in new hampshire very, very sort of attractive candidate on the right. i am sure she will run for office again. people talk about harris, recently elected to the senate in california, although it was a pretty tight turnaround. it would be a barack obama kind of turnaround if she ran for president and four years time. soledad: who knows, anything could happen. thank you for joining us. talk on immigration translate? >> he's not quite as conservative as some republican candidates. >> is talk of a wall just talk? plus, he put on a tie and took off his navy uniform. >> we sold everything we owned for an opportunity on capitol hill. first there is shaving. blades. sharp and precise. then gillette shielding. comfy lubrication before and after. and also cooling. oooh. i got goosebumps. gillette proshield chill with lubrication before and after the blades. shields an

senator kristin gillibrand and the syracuse mayor's office. each getting a minute for opening statement and a minute for closing statement. they will be asked questions about local and national issues. those answers are limited to one minute. rebuttals limited to 45 seconds. rebuttals will be allowed at the discretion of the moderators. those are limited to 30 is beings. >> let's get started. the order of opening statements was chosen earlier. first is colleen deacon. deacon: thank you, nick and geoff. for the last sick years i worked in senator kirsten gillibrand's office. i've been rolling up my sleeves, building relationships, solving problems and fighting hard for the people of this district a long time. i grew up here in syracuse. i was born and raised in the city. after i graduated from college i had a son who i didn't have option of health care or, and i had to quit my job a few days before he was born. i know how hard it is for so many families struggling across this district. i want to be a voice at the table where there hasn't been a

everyone from kamala harris to kirsten gillibrand in new york.are going to be auditioning a lot of different people to be the spokesperson for the party. that will go on for a good four years. >> i will not tell chuck schumer that you failed to mention him on that list. >> i totally meant to say chuck schumer first. it was a mistake. he is welcome to come to santa barbara. >> coming up, white house secretary josh earnest talks about the transition of power after these words from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. all eyes are on washington, d.c. today as donald trump continues his transition into moving into 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we have josh earnest with us. josh, it is great to see you. sorry we cannot stop by to say hi when we were down there later today. you are the closest thing to a fly on the wall. give us your readout of the meeting. >> the president described it as a positive, productive meeting. the reason he heard from the president-elect in private was because you had all heard from him in public. they've been preparing for months

harass torom kamala kirsten gillibrand in new york.are going to be auditioning a lot of different people to be the spokesperson for the party. that will go on for a good four years. >> i will not tell chuck schumer that you failed to mention him on that list. >> i totally meant to say chuck schumer first. it was a mistake. he is welcome to come to santa barbara. >> coming up, white house secretary josh earnest talks about the transition of power after these words from our sponsors. ♪ >> all eyes are on washington dc as team trump begins its transition. joining us now from the north lawn we have white house press secretary josh earnest. great to see you. sorry we couldn't stop by today. >> sorry i missed you. >> you are the closest thing to a fly on the wall. give us your readout of the meeting. >> the president described it as a productive meeting. the reason is that he heard from the president-elect in private public, all heard in which is that he struck a constructive tone and a tone that demonstrated his commitment to actually pursu

people acting as a spokesperson everything from connolly harris selected in california to kirsten gillibrand to people across the country. going to bere auditioning a lot of different people for the spokesperson of the party that will go on for a good four years. schumer, you do not mention him on the list because if you did hear that, he would, all the way out there. >> he is welcome to come to santa barbara. americans, both. thank you. robert you can watch us on the circus produced in conjunction with bloomberg politics. the finale, the grand finale is friday at 8:00. john: you do not want to miss it. mark: spoiler alert, deals with the election. when we come back we will talk about the media in the election u are and if yo watching us and d.c. can also listen to us on the radio radio. ♪ ♪ over the course of the selection donald j trump's candidacy has been nothing but front and center and yet at the same time his oval office prospects were, as you all know, sometimes minimized like people in the media. here to talk about what he is truman"a "dewey defeats lesson for the digital age, colum

emerge, including numbers folks may not know, and cory booker, the senator from new jersey, and gillibrandm new york and there are a bunch of folks that could emerge, but it's four days out from the election and no tell who could be next. >> still raw. there are plenty of democrats are still in mourning today. can you tell something to maybe up lift them a little bit, maybe a silver lining? what would you say? >> we have been searching for a silver lining in this election for a while but it's really hard to find. the problem is that democrats at every point on the scale lost, we lost liberals and moderates and insiders and outsiders and the senate and house and governor, it's tough to find one. i will say this, donald trump may serve as a galvanizing force that brings the party together and serves to really lead them back out of the wilderness with a message that might resonate if trump becomes an unpopular president, which i anticipate he will. >> that's the best you got? that's your silver lining? >> matt, thank you so much for your time today. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> when donal

mother jones talked abo corey booker, kristin gillibrand.ammy duckworth. >> she is incredibly inspirational. kamala harris has a future. a lot of folks are talking about congress meb keith ellison from minnesota they are looking at her being the next dnc chair, the only muslim. really charismatic guy. he predicted the trump victory months before a lot of us started talking about it. martin o'malley from maryland, obviously. howard dean. there are a lot of people thinking those are the names -- elizabeth warren -- who might bring the party together to take us through the next election. >>> the executive director of the new york state democratic party and former senate aide to hillary clinton. thank you for being here. >> thanks. >>> the 2016 election left pollsters scratching their heads and political strategists reexamining their game. will this election cycle change how campaigns are covered and predicted? joining me now with answers, university of texas presidential historian h.w. brands and jason johnson, journalism professor at morgan st

the way to handle this problem is based on my legislation that i have put forward with senator gillibrand gun trafficking to criminal organizations. we have got to shut down the relationship that gun stores that cpd tells us are responsible for over 500 crimes just in the city. we cannot build the 21st century economy if we will be the headquarters of murder incorporated. moderator: you have the opportunity for rebuttal. rep. duckworth: i have a comprehensive plan that does not just involve then violence legislation but we have to deal with economic injustice. the difference is that my thenent has said he lacks capacity in his office to deal with police community relationships. if you elect me to the senate, i will make sure that not only don't have the capability to communitypolice relationships but i will lead in the issue. as a senator, it is a responsibility to do that, especially when you deal up gun violence in the southside of chicago. moderator: our next question is to sen. kirk: erica maldonado. -- ericaden nodded: maldonado: they have failed to work together in past comprehensiv

the way to handle this problem is based on my legislation that i have put forward with senator gillibrandw york to ban gun trafficking to criminal organizations. we have got to shut down the relationship that gun stores like westwood sports, that cpd tells us are responsible for over 500 crimes just in the city. we cannot build the 21st century economy if we will be the headquarters of murder incorporated. moderator: you have the opportunity for rebuttal. rep. duckworth: i have a comprehensive plan that does not just involve then violence legislation but we have to deal with economic injustice. the difference is that my opponent has said he lacks the capacity in his office to deal with police community relationships. if you elect me to the senate, i will make sure that not only will i have the capability to help with police community relationships but i will lead in the issue. as a senator, it is a responsibility to do that, especially when you deal up gun violence in the southside of chicago. moderator: our next question is senator kirk from erica maldonado. erica maldonado: they have fa

. >>> 2020, that's when new york senator kristin gillibrand could be running for president. >>> and thosea great time to head to the movies. >> here's with best films to see in the theaters is kevin mccarthy. >> good to see you this morning. happy thanksgiving to you. it was a wonderful day yesterday. i hope you guys had a wonderful time with your families. >> we did. and moa lana is out. that the cinematography is off the charts. >> i really love the film. i think the rock did a good job and lynn manuel miranda did the music. i recommend seeing it in 2 d. >> rival also in theaters starting today. >> yeah. this movie is absolutely mind blowing. >> i can't describe it to you. i can't comprehend the epic element of this ending. it's one of the most incredible endings in a movie. it has jeremy render, amy adams, it's going to sit with you for weeks. it's a phenomenal movie and the music is a leading character in the movie. i recommend seeing it for sure. >> kevin and i have been texting back and forth this week. we're both comic book nerds. dr. strange one of the best marvel films ever produ

senator kirsten gillibrand from new york, a woman.lle obama, soon to be former first lady. the only one white male. something big is going on in america. many things rolled into a sea change. the decline of pc culture, the end of the left's dominance of our culture and perhaps, the end of identity politics. except of course in the party that invented it, ran on it and lost. special guests coming up this hour, about a half hour from now, mark stein on that subject. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: alerting again, reports of an active shooter at ohio state university. what is the latest? ashley: according to officials, eight people total we're told have been injured. we're not sure what the injuries are. they are transported to local hospitals. seven in stable condition, one in critical condition. the university tweeted out a run, hide or fight message, and say that this shooting apparently appears to be on the north side of the campus. ohio state, one of the biggest universities in the country. it is hu

based on my legislation i have put forward with senator gillibrand with new york to ban gun traffickinganizations. we have to shut down the stores --ip that gun the relationship with gun stores that cpd tells us have contributed to many of the crimes in the city. i think theth: difference between us is that i have a comprehensive plan that doesn't just involve gun violence legislation. we also have to deal with economic justice. my opponent has said that he lacks the capacity to deal with police-community relationships. if you elect me to the senate, i will make sure that i have the capability but also that we will lead on this issue. as a senator, it is a responsibility to do that. question: our next goes to senator kirk. i want to go a bit deeper in the gun control legislation. the truth of the matter is that congress has failed to work together and pass comprehensive while masstion shootings seemed to happen more frequently in america. what would you propose to preserve the second of the rights while keeping guns out of the wrong hands. ? think the most important thing is to make sur

gillibrand has been one who pushed this very hard. obama adadministration has --htened up with the campuses have to report rates when they happen. i am sure this president will be indifferent to those kind of things. it is a chilling effect for women, for african-american's, four immigrants, for everybody. rhetoric withhe public policy possibilities, we are in trouble. remember at the convention, trump kept saying i am the law and order candidate. he is not serious. also enforce the laws against sexual assault. as a general rule, whenever anybody talks about law and order, what they mean is law and order for their opponents. they consider themselves to have these certain rights with people like trump, kind of like the like lords of the feudal matter -- feudal manner to pick out a woman and do whatever they want. i was saying during the campaign, trump is a proto-fascist. some people were comparing him to mussolini. some were comparing him to hiller. years, i met and fought against people who are fascist who are mass murderers come in