let gretchen whitmer go beat somebody if kamala harris is that good, let her beat somebody to make her somebody, not just an appointment. she was nominated on a telephone conference call. >> that said, you were both optimistic. tell me, is there one thing, in hindsight, that kamala harris could have done differently that would have changed the outcome in your view, both of you? >> i will give you a small one. they totally blew michigan. the national problems that hurt them everywhere from there. trump spent $30 million in the state says and screw these electric cars, she's going to the auto industry. nobody told him that it was 50,000 new jobs. 2 1, michigan people thought electric cars were bad for the auto industry, as that is china wiping out the whole auto industry in 10 years. they gave michigan away. the on the ground campaign, i don't know who these clowns were. a lot of their messaging still didn't do meat and potatoes economics. you don't to outreach against trump because half the country thinks the problem with democracy is trump, the other thing's the problem is woke democra

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and last but not least, gretchen rude coming up. thank you for your leadership. gretchen thank you. members of the board. >> and we do oh, all right. you want to do it here? yeah. >> thank you, team. i'd now like to invite dianna to set us up to honor our merchandizing team. oh, awesome. >> well, that's a tough act to follow. >> well, good afternoon. board president kahana board members are director hirsch, ma'am. d.a.s ladies here if you don't know me already. i'm the interim director of external communications marketing and outreach. i've been doing this for a while with the agency for about 18 years in the same division. so i've seen most of the staff develop, grow, move up and expand in a variety of careers. what i'm so excited about that's the most rewarding part of my job. >> so today though i'm going to recognize a section. i'm going to recognize our talented and hard working team in the marketing and creative services and digital communications who launched two of muni's long awaited firsts. i'm sure you're all going to love to hear about these things because we're all proud

and let's not forget about the fbi informants participating in january 6th and michigan governor gretchenidnaping plot to me. don't you need to get rid of the leadership that greenlighted this stuff inappropriately? if your agency is to continue and be getting a fresh start, right? >> well and some and what you mentioned there, that whole list there makes it really difficult for those ground field agents who are now dealing with this deadline and this questionnaire that they have to fill out those who worked on january 6th and the documents case. and we're getting some reporting from david spunt, who said that lawyers for these field agents have now been calling. they've been receiving calls from these agents who don't know exactly what to do over the next 24 hours. and he said, quote, many agents believe they were just following investigative leads as an oath to the fbi and don't understand how they could be punished or even fired for simply doing what they were told to do. so a lot to watch the next 24 hours. this is going to shake out in a way that probably none of us really expect. >>

o'keefe and let's not forget the fbi informants participating in generate six michigan governor gretchen't you need to get rid of the leadership that green lighted this inappropriately if your agency is to continue getting a fresh start. >> the whole list for those ground field agents in this questionnaire they have to fill out those on generate six in that document case were getting reporting from david spohn's lawyers for these field agents have been called link they have been receiving calls from the agents who do not know what to do over the next 24 hours. he said quote many agencies believe their following investigative leads as an oath to the fbi do not understand how they could be punished or even fired for simply doing what they were told to do. so a lot to watch the next 24 hours this will shake out in a way that probably none of us really expected. quick cuts and interesting point focus on that leadership rank and file had a job to do they may not have wanted to go with their following from the people donald trump and the gang despite what he says are trying to eliminate from t

the amazing governors, particularly in swing states, people like josh shapiro and pennsylvania, gretchen amazing members of congress, who is willing to work with republicans to protect our country, i think that that is on the ground where we win this back, because we are seeing the american people turned against president trump's policy is, people like tariffs, a majority of the american people do not support a trade war. with all due respect to the dnc, i don't think we win voters back in the heartland with a meeting in d.c. i think we win district by district with people fighting for lower prices, pointing out the illegality and unethical behavior of the trump administration and win on the issues, not them for years, but in two years, we have a congressional midterm coming up for us, and republicans, i think that they should be a little nervous. >> kayleigh: i did not anticipate agreeing with you, but ken martin is probably not where you getting your mojo back. he accuse president trump of treason, that works so well, when "the new york times" calls your party leaderless, rudderless, d

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a really fascinating point within the democratic party right now, because i even asked governor gretchenou can have more than one leader. okay, sure. but i'm not sure that americans would even say one name cohesively right now. so is that the role that ken martin is supposed to play, going from a relative unknown to the leader of a party in chaos? >> ken martin has to do a lot of things really. >> quickly, right? so he has to do all of this internal party stuff, right? he has to figure out one of the things he said was, my first priorities is figuring out. >> why we. >> lost ground as democrats with these groups of people, you. >> know what we can do. and then speaking. >> for him. >> what we can do in the party to, you know, get our message better to people, better to sharpen it. but i think to your point, right, he is now the one person who can be the face of the democratic party and doesn't have to face any sort of criticism for it. right. you bring up whitmer. there are a lot of people who are going to be running or looking to run in 2026, 2028, and there's going to be a lot of press