hillary clinton won the popular vote. donald trump won the electoral college and he did it by capturing three decisive battleground states. there are all sorts of other factors of course that are at play in the election and it's easy to say i know why the outcome occurred the way it did, it was something hillary clinton did, something she said, or something donald trump did that people really liked, or, or, or. so i need to set up a situation in which we specify all of that is going to happen and it's all baked in, it's not going to change, because what i'm going to ask is if you held all those things constant, everything that was good or bad that any of the candidates did, you just assume they were going to happen anyway, they're just going to sit there, is there enough difference with the russian interventions to push 78,000 votes in one direction or another. it's not a very big number, but it's not a small number, either. but what i don't and can't say is that all these other factors might not have played some role in

that jason you know that hillary clinton hillary clinton. he's obviously not going to lead jason respond jason does jason will go well again here's a here's an answer to that is for the republicans to stop being racist and massage honest if they stop doing that then people won't have to call it out and we can actually start having conversations substantive conversations about how we can better things for all americans but that's not what they were ok we're going to we're going chasing our tail. ok i don't believe that donald trump is a racist whatsoever i don't i and and again and then you would people like you jason with all due respect and i always like when you come on this program here you are people and your circle of friends who are willing to destroy a man's career based on no evidence after seven f.b.i. investigations and you still said you want to delay and you want more investigations i wish hillary clinton would be really investigated and your word all use instead of being connell ok ha go ahead jump in. it was hillary clinton pre

and try to swing them against hillary clinton. if you wanted to hit -- hurt hillary clinton. she needs to get somewhere in that range. and then you would want to demobilize. there is a move to shift. it was pretty savvy. or the potential liabilities that needed to activate. they also were tied into the trump message structures. it was a way that was very consistent. they are largely not putting new messages into play through the trolls. they are taking existing messages that are already in the conservative and more right ring -- right wing. and they are doing it in ways that are consistent with what donald trump is saying. they also targeted voters that they needed to target. here is some survey data about a dominant situate see. as i tell my students you can read more rapidly than i speak. >> those who believe that they need protection. they are more likely to favor trump. it has gotten worse since the 50s. they are in danger of losing the identity. the growing number of immigrants threatens the country. or that it's where that is become just as problematic. he did not creat

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how could you hire hillary clinton's attorney at the clinton foundation? and mueller's so-called pit bull according to the "new york times" andrew weissmann? he actually attended hillary's election night party. and weissmann has also come under fire for his aggressive prosecution tactics withholding if you withhold. excacan a pa tore evidence. one case forced to close their doors, tens of thousands of people lost their jobs before the supreme court overturned weissmann's prosecution 9-100. in another case, mueller's pit bull weissmann said four innocent merrill lynch to prisoner for a year. never get that your back in your life. before that case was overturned by the fifth circuit of appeals. we are suppose to believe that that track record arointing those people are fair based investigation as carried out by an obvious aggressive partisan team e lawyers that mueller picked. he also picked strzok and page. we know where they stand. we will continue to monitor all the latest developments surrounding the deep state throughout the show tonight. turn to hannity

that data, eric schmidt ended up being advisers to hillary clinton's campaign at all the google datas transferred to the clinton campaign to be used for their get out the vote effort. that information is not shared with donald trump. it's one -- . >> host: is probably in some disclaimer that we don't read. >> guest: some 14 page paragraph. this is the one thing the internet bill of rights will be increasingly important idea because you can't have these corporate giants in one legal paragraph stuck away in a document that nobody reads and everybody has to agree to when they use google but they can't deprive you of your first amendment rights. that i think is going to be a key issue that is the coming that i foresee being fought out in the ftc, the federal trade commission where he believe the real regulation and that needs to be and i'm predicting in the "killing the deep state" i make the argument that these internet giants will have to be regulated and we have to have the fundamental of rights incorporated into these internet giants even if it involves antitrust action to break them

the hillary clinton and the democrats won something like eight or nine of the ten richest counties in the tire united states so that is something that has definitely changed significantly since you and i lived here in the eighty's and ninety's the republicans were the party of the wealthiest and that shaped a lot of their policies now the democrats are becoming. the party of the wealthy that the wealthiest people are now voting for the democrats the wealthiest counties vote for democrats and that will shape their policies they are they did turn away from the republicans because of the republicans social policies they were against all those anti women programs or against the anti gay l g b t q stuff so they were against that so they've turned to the democrats they are however against increasing taxes they are against public schools financing public schools they are against those sort of things so that will be a shift in what the democratic policies will end up being because they've always been about economic progress of stuff but in fact their new voters are not so for economic progres

, but hillary clinton, he defeated the clinton part of hillary clinton, not necessarily the hillaryto take a pause here. stick around. then we get to have fun. not that this wasn't fun. it's a new year. you have to make predictions. we are going to share ours, then we are going to get abused. next. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long-term. osteo bi-flex; find our coupon in sunday's paper. makeup now optional. new aveeno® maxglow™ infusion drops with kiwi to lock moisture. and soy to even skin tone. unleash dewy, glowing skin from within. new aveeno® maxglow™. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! and i don't add up the years.ts. but wha

hillary clinton's. >> mrs. partner who worked on it, but she worked on a very important memo that was used to deceive federal bank examiners. >> the records were missing, and we viewed that as extraordinarily odd. >> special prosecutor robert fiske issued the first subpoena for the rose law firm records early in 1994. >> we issued that subpoena, i think, in, probably, february, right -- one of the first things we did. and by the time i left, in august, we had not received the records. >> the independent counsel had hit a dead end in this part of the madison guaranty investigation. >> the clintons had been subpoenaed for those records by fiske. and then we reissued a subpoena -- "produce all records you have relating to rose law firm, madison guaranty," et cetera. >> the records were lost for good...or so it was thought. >> on january 5th of '96, david kendall, the lawyer for the clintons, calls our washington office and said, "oh, we have found some records." >> suddenly, the records had reappeared. but where th

well i think if bernie didn't fold to hillary clinton and actually stood up for himself when he was robbed of the primary win then i think people could still see bernie sanders as going up it gets trump and i think bernie sanders would have a shot to defeat trump but at this point in time i think that a lot of millennial and a lot of the young people that did support bernie and a lot of the progressives don't have the faith in bernie that they once had and i think that's the key point peter you have a large portion of the population that are real progressive that are really people that a lie to the left they don't have anybody speaking for them or speaking to them and so i think that's the void that bernie has left that's the void that no one is really filling and that's a very good point i want to switch gears here mark let's talk about what is called the integrity initiative please explain what it is because it's not has not gotten a whole lot of media coverage a sensually how i read it and you can fill in the gaps here. r t sputnik we are accused of manufacturing and coordinating a prop

whatever happened to be reaching kind of way with bernie sanders another film you know hillary clinton is the film about the nineteen thirty's in the depression about the dance marathons people dancing themselves to oblivion to fainting to make a few bucks i think the name of the film is they shoot horses don't they well actually you know talking about that hillary has on you know her tour with her husband said that she would possibly hint that she would run again and. her very first foray into the public she had another coughing fit so you know it's considered a conspiracy theory and you'll get put in an d.-i a d.n.i. report you know the defense national intelligence assessment report as a conspiracy theorist if you talk about the fact that she keeps on coughing but just think of the beginning of the modern presidency and it began with the advent of television introduced into the political debate so nixon versus j.f.k. jr nixon refused to put on make up he wasn't feeling that well and his suit was too dark it blended in with the background and he was all sweaty and he looked gross and

and we have to rank her likability on the hillary clinton scale, and the thing is hillary clintonost, 2016. she had her own problems and that had to do with her last name being clinton and her being hillary and how she structured the campaign. if you want to talk about elizabeth warren's likability, we will see if they can connect with an audience in iowa. maybe mike saw if she could connect with an audience in iowa. that's part of politics. but what i don't want to do is talk about her in relationship to hillary. >> i have one question on that very good question from shawna, but michael steele, my main question with this and nick sweeney had an article i also recommend to all of our viewers whether it was a satire to somebody who said, well, i was ready for a woman president, just not hillary clinton and i liked elizabeth warren but now there's just something about her that's rubbing me the wrong way. and amy clove shar and kamala harris, there's something rubbing me the wrong way about them too. so the question is in the likability argument, is any woman always going to stand up

they called for hillary clinton's impeachment before the election. republicans swore that the day she was elected they would move to her impeachment. i would have written the case against the hillary clinton impeachment book. to make the point that i would have written that case, my publisher came up with an alternate cover. the case against impeaching hillary clinton. i would have written essentially the same book. it would've dealt with emails and benghazi and uranium but the legal criteria would have been the same. i think i passed the shoe on the other foot test and iqs many of my critics, friends and colleagues alike of not passing the test. allowing partisanship to intrude on constitutional analysis. one of my colleagues was firm when it was being impeached that a president could not be indicted while sitting in office and now that the president is front instead of clinton my colleague changed his mind. he saw the truth of reality and now believes a president can be impeached. my views have been consistent over time. if consistency is the hobgo

the same people who looked the other way when hillary clinton and the dnc funneled money through a law firm to fire a research firm to hire christopher steele a foreign national to give us russian lies. the same bureaucrats that applauded when clinton's funnel cashewsed -- cash was used to produce a dossier about president trump. the same people who helped desiminate those russian lies that she paid for, doing that before an election. trusted officials who used the dossier to defraud a fisa court to spy on a trump campaign associate. fraud before the court. the same people who used that dossier to open up an investigation into trump. this all has happened and yeah, a baseless investigation into a president being control by russia is now just par for the course. the hysteria of the media is worse. this was 9 months after they were already investigating collusion and lisa page and james comey and andrew mccabe hate trump and said they had nothing. mark penn points out the blatant unequal justice under the law. "every clear security breach in the clinton camp was no big deal and every 4th

it was respect to hillary clinton. can't say there's a conspiracy and nothing in the indictment about that or solution but this is another brick in the wall if. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks. >> a much more on all of the breaking news right after this. at fidelity, we help you prepare for the unexpected with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fidelity, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ this is it guys. you ready? to have epix? i have... absolutely. woooo! you'd laugh. oh, ow. [ chuckles ] you'd cry. look, look, look, look, look, look, look,. maybe even laugh while crying. what the fertilizer? sounds pretty great, right? riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! just say, "add epix" and it can all be yours. it's easy to upgrade. and you don't want to miss out on everything epix. >>> we are back. for 35 days the president saying he was not going to reopen the president until

he beat hillary clinton >> laura: okay. yeah.n do you think, you know i've been a big fan of yours for a long time. everyone listens to the interviews on the radio with you, no. that do you think you could have beaten hillary clinton in ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, all those states? >>> yes. i absolutely do it. sure, i absolutely do. >> laura: because of your positions on trade? >>> oh. >> laura: immigration, things that motivated those voters to turn out. obviously he had the money raised, too >>> there's no question i think that hillary clinton was an extraordinarily flawed candidate and the she needed someone who was going to be direct and go at her and call her out on all the things that they she had done as secretary of state and the things she was proposing and how p prepot of troughs they were. the way we would lose to hillary clinton is if we had a candidate who was not direct, not blunt, who was part of the old guard, whether jeb bush or marco rubio or scott walker. i don't know that those guys would have been able to

he deflects to this hillary clinton story. hillary completes him from the movie. forget obama. >> he keeps bringing her back. >> i know, i know. and what we also have to remember, and maybe it's a lesson as well is hillary clinton did those interviews about her e-mails and about her server. in hindsight, i have to just be honest. it just looks so silly compared to the possibility, right, that this president and his team were somehow either coordinated or in collusion with or cooperated with the russians. so she goes before the fbi on what in hindsight just seems not forgivable, but just so minor compared to the structural and governance and political challenges that are coming out of, you know, essentially trump's cooperation with the russians and him now trying to hide it. >> steve, mueller's team and the president's lawyers they have been negotiating for probably a year, maybe more than an in-person interview before trump finally submitted written answers to questions. could mueller have been stringing them along all the while, collecting evidence here? >> you k

i said former hillary clinton. she's still very much hillary clinton.llary clinton in negative light. how does elizabeth warren avoid a hillary clinton written off as too unlikable before her campaign gets off the frownegro? what do you make of this? >> problematic, but unfortunately that's what a lot of voters are still thinking about. i would love to think we're post-gender but we're not as a nation. there were people that said i will definitely vote for a woman but not hillary clinton. we clearly have deep conversations about this and also as a democratic party. i don't know how elizabeth warren is going to navigate this really, i think it's, it's a really dangerous frame already set up in the sense she's as, sort of the nagging grandmother similarly to hillary clinton, as opposed to looking at her policies and her record and her feasibility of winning. i don't know how she will change that narrative, especially as younger people start to enter the fray. the democrats still have not decided, i talked to many democrat. some have straight out said i th

hillary clinton's presidential campaign of 2016. the same tools to go after the clintons now loom over the trump presidency. this is the story behind the greatest scandal of american presidents. long-forgotten. like most scandals, this one began small, in northern arkansas, where the white river meets crooked creek. ♪ >> "come see. see for yourself." ♪ >> i'm joe hicks, born and raised right here in this area. pretty well done this all my life. everybody that comes downriver will ask you, "where's whitewater?" or "where did the clintons have their place at?" >> before whitewater became synonymous with controversy, it was a straightforward investment opportunity in the ozarks. >> whitewater was a small real-estate development on the banks of the white river in marion county, arkansas. >> the whitewater development only had four business partners -- jim and susan mcdougal, bill and hillary clinton. >> bill clinton is an arkansas boy from hot springs. and he runs for attorney general of arkansas, is elected. >> jim mcdougal was a longti

senator warren and hillary clinton.er campaign, she simply said she does not want to relitigate the 2016 campaign, and she also was reticent to answer any questions about hillary clinton or questions about what it means for senator warren to be a female candidate but this is not going to be the last weekend that she gets that question. nia? >> that's right. democrats very much want to forget 2016 but i don't think voters will let them. >>> lisa, you have seen elizabeth warren on the stump. i've seen her on the stump in the midterms. she's very compelling in these settings. you could hear a pin drop when i saw her down in atlanta when she was stumping for stacey abrams. what do you make of her maiden voyage in iowa? >> she's compelling and probably the furthest along of any of these three dozen, more than three dozen democrats considering running. she has an operation. she built a huge operation in the midterms where she had people in a lot of battleground states and early voting states, early primary states. she was abl

writing about what hillary clinton is up to ahead of any 2020 campaign, this is from cnn, hillary clintoneeting with possible 2020 democrats. the former secretary of state has talked about the 2020 election with senator kamala harris, cory booker, colorado governor john hickenlooper, and los angeles mayor eric garcetti. there are plans for her to talk with other contenders. tennessee, it is democrats only this hour. your thoughts on a 2020 candidate? caller: good morning. i would have to agree with the last republican that called in from north carolina. i think anyone is says hillary clinton should run again is clearly unelectable. she ran against the worst candidate of all time, donald trump, and loss. got more votes than anyone thought. host: here is sean in baltimore. welcome. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i like mitch landrieu. namenk i pronounced his right. the old new orleans mayor. i like him because he is a centrist. if the democrats want to win, they have to get away from being progressive. they are too far left, and it is not going to work. kamala harris, i l

i still agree with what his policies are more than i agree with hillary clinton.ican party into something different than when i started to run for president. >> laura: would you consider that something different good or bad, ultimately for the g.o.p., governor? >> in some ways good and in some ways bad, from my perspective. in the good ways he's turned it, i think his toughness on china has been something that the party needed for quite some time, and i think his continued efforts in that regard. his continued efforts and trade in general i think are good and he's gotten much better better deal with canada and mexico than we had before. i think those same things with the eeo. and with japan. i think he's been better for us in terms of our regulatory policies and is put more focus than we were putting on one we control congress and could have done more there too. on regulatory issues. in the places where i disagree, i think their times, in foreign policy where he asked impulsively. whether it's discussions about syria and the crosscurrents involved there. i think y

watch. >> the campaign manager for secretary of state hillary clinton, i asked him about the dnc leakand he suggested that experts are saying that russians were behind both the leak -- the hacking of the dnc e-mails and their release. he seemed to be suggesting that this is part of a plot to help donald trump and hurt hillary clinton. >> that just goes to show you their moral cam paompass. this is time and time again lie after lie. i can't think of bigger lies. but that goes to show you what the dnc and clinton camp will do. they will lie and do anything to win. >> to you think the dnc is owed an apology. >> absolutely. that's why we filed this. but frankly, more importantly, our democracy is owed an apology by this president and by this campaign. that segment you just saw with donald trump jr., i spent over a decade at the justice department as prosecutor. director mueller is methodical. i don't think you have seen the end of indictments in connection with this, and donald trump jr. ought to have a good lawyer because when you look at that language that you just sited, anna, when you

was hearing that about herself, even in the white house. >> juan: hillary clinton, one of thepopular politicians when she was secretary of state. >> dana: go back to when she was first lady. >> juan: she was popular and then she got involved with health care which fell apart and her numbers went down. >> dana: we will see. maybe there is generational change coming. president trump calling -- the latest celebrity madness next. are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't r

i have a hard time seeing hillary clinton overcoming the obstacles. i have a hard time seeing america boarding for some like barack obama and john mccain is on the wrong side of theissues for most americans. it's hard for me to say . i think barack obama has a better chance anymore. i think is likely to prevail over hillary clinton, the delegates in his favor. if anything, at this point,it can happen. but i would basically say it is barack obama . democrats have really i mean, watch the debate on television. and democrats have anything going for them, the war in iraq and the economy. both of which the american people are furious about and last night in the hour and and a half long debate it wasn't until the 51st minute that either of those issues came up. they talked about obama and whether he wears an american flag. and it is not all of the media asphalt but i would say they lit the matches. hillary and the hillary clinton campaign and obama to a certain degree. although a lesser degree. the media just walks around with canisters of gasoline ready to

any intel on whether hillary clinton is going to get back in the game >> yeah, craig look, secretary n votes in 2016 it's no surprise that people might want her to run again. she knows better than anybody how difficult it is to get from point a as a candidate to point b as president of the united states i think, in this particular environment, with so many different people running and interested in running for the presidency, it is going to be that much harder again, no surprise, craig, that people are considering -- or encouraging her to run, that she might be considering it, but i think, ultimately, she will decide not to do it. >> all right we'll have to leave it there adrienne, thank you. steve kornacki, thank you, as well, sir. >>> president trump says the chances of reaching a compromise on the wall are less than 50/50. does that mean we're headed for yet another shutdown 18 days from now >>> the president's family facing new criticism this morning after 12 undocumented workers at their westchester golf club are fired. one worker saying that the president had to know they were i

. >>> elizabeth warren, constantly compared to hillary clinton. fair or sexist? let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump threatening to declare a national emergency just to get his wall. the president says he can go it alone and start building without congressional approval. he just has to, you know, declare this national emergency. the president making the threat during an nearly 40-minute question and answer session with reporters this afternoon in the rose garden. >> have you considered using emergency powers to grant yourself authorities to build this wall without congressional approval? and second -- >> yes, i have. >> you have? >> yes, i have, and i can do it if i want. >> so you don't need congressional approval to build the wall. >> no, we can -- absolutely, we can call a national emergency because of the security of our country, absolutely. >> so, if it's so obvious, absolutely, so sure that he can do this, why is trump letting hundreds of thousands of federal workers twist in the wind without pay? something that he

when elizabeth warren announced her candidacy this week, she was just immediately compared to hillary clinton. with you know, commentators with some news stories and even some democratic activists saying i'm a little afraid she's too much like hillary to vote for her. and so that got me thinking about this notion of is every woman going to be held to this standard and when you start looking around, you can see that this is a standard that republicans already tried to impose a hurdle that they tried to impose on women running in the 2018 cycle that just wrapped up months ago. and you also looking down the road, you can see there are some women, kristin gillibrand is one who conservatives are also trying to create into hillary mini me. women have to all sort of. >> let me ask you. >> yeah. >> so you think it's strategic that conservatives are doing it. but when anyone is a first, right? hillary clinton is a first to get to where she got. barack obama was a first. dope people always compare them, compare other people to firsts if there's another black candidate who runs they're like oh, it's a n

i was actually surprised to see that people are going to seek hillary clinton's endorsement.eally think it would be a real mark on them in terms of what a gift it would be to donald trump. if you're the nominee and you end up and you're hillary clinton endorsed like the go housekeeping seal of approval, that's going to be a serious issue for many democrats who couldn't vote in 2016, who couldn't vote for trump and couldn't vote for hillary clinton. nonvoters who couldn't stomach hillary stayed home. so i think that this idea of a hillary endorsement is quite baffling. the idea that dianne feinstein took a risk in insulting her junior senator by endorsing joe biden early, it sounds like it's not lady like and she might have hurt her feelings, but i know what the people around biden are doing. they're coming out early to try to build a semi-juggernaut for joe biden because people are saying he's too old. if he's going to come in and be an anti-left left candidate, the more center left, pro business, pro trade democrat of which right now there is really no one and no appetite fo

his own campaign promises. >>> plus the contenders, senator elizabeth warren being compared to hillary clinton. i'll talk to a columnist who argues that warren has something clinton does not. >>> and the president in primetime, tonight's big speech sparking criticism of the major tv networks. what's behind the backlash. net. what's behind the backlash uggis. but those days are over. now, i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, take the metamucil two week challenge and lighten up. just take metamucil every day for two weeks. are you ready for the challenge? get started at metamucil.com. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis.

. >> -- of hillary clinton including violating department norms.o now you have another politically charged investigation and i think there might be equal questions about the judgment he exercised during this investigation. >> you know, jeffrey, listen to this exchange that hillary clinton and donald trump had during the campaign at one of their presidential debates in 2016. >> 1,800 nuclear warheads and she's playing chicken. lo look, puttenin from everything see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the united states. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> and it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> you know, they don't give silver medals in elections, but that was -- that was pretty preshent what she was saying there. this is why this is so significant because it's not just one thing that led the fbi to open this investigation. every single piece of evidence that came out during the campaign and certainly agreat deal after the campaign, is this incredible solicitude for donald trump toward vl

hillary clinton, very intelligent.hat doesn't resonate with some of those rustbelt voters. >> melissa: then again, a washington op-ed -- go ahead and scroll. "the woman looking at white house campaigns continue to shoulder gendered criticism and it demands not placed on their male counterparts, to be strong but not too strong. to be assertive without being pushy, lest voters turned away. for democratic women running for president, they must demonstrate they are not hillary clinton. nothing like her. , before they are in the now to take president trump. "go ahead. you can be brave. >> lisa: i dislike when leftist women play the victim card. they do this with equal pay. you are saying that the government needs to come down and dictate the terms of your employment. you can't do it on your own. may be, stop pulling the victim. go put more hours in pretour, take jobs that are more lucrative. it tends to be the breakdown -- >> melissa: how is that related to this? >> lisa: it's leftist women playing the victim. it's not mena

>> you know who else is battling the ghosts of hillary clinton? everyone who has a d after their name and some people who have an i after the their name. you know who has a donald trump problem? donald trump does. so, the idea that these people -- >> you could say terry mcauliffe. >> yeah. the idea that people are running away from what happened with hillary clinton is of course true. people don't want to repeat those mistakes. and it is also true that elizabeth warren is going to deal with the criticisms that hillary clinton faced, largest sexist ones, and some other ones that might be fair, but the point being, listen, no one is going to try to replicate what hillary clinton did. terry mcauliffe, who is a close personal friend of hillary clinton, has been for years, he's not going to try to replicate what she did. >> i want to make sure we're learning the right lessons from that election, as well. what we learned in the midterms is that stimulating the base really does matter and it will matter in the general, as well. hillary clinton lost three

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