interesting point from jehmu, saying democrat talk about issues. republicans talk about pelosi, was that push back from a lot of democrats, she, saying she is oe way out, and they won, and very price, wagons are circling. >> there is a reason nearly 40 democrat could candidate say we're not with pelosi. it because being with pelosi of the toxic. you look at national polling, 27%, of voters, want pelosi there. 29% approval rating. voters don't like nanc nancy pe. putting her speaker is toxic. if you don't have votes nancy will give you votes. we could not is for anything more. more. >> i think people will agree pelosi is experienced leader. but kaley brings up a fair point, she is unpopular, and polarizing, there has to be some sound side, a stale leadership recycled. >> i am very excited it of dem democratic party that saw largest number of women, most diverse members of congress come in through the midterm election. i am not concerned about, that i want her to tap people, like congressman elect presley, and omar, tap to the new voices and be looki

alana, staying with you and jehmu. i give you the last word. you agree or disagree with congressman shays? >> i agree if we are trying to promote community in this country which their people on both sides trying to promote that. i believe is closely selected its going to be head-to-head her again strong then there's going to be complete gridlock. there are other people on her site, problem solvers from a bipartisan group that has brought this to attention. they wanted to get things across in pointing out that policy, you know, some of those people are saying that's just going to be gridlock peered one of the things that pelosi was that pelosi is elected you're really going to turn out some of the new legislatures that are coming in that have run on social extreme platforms. they want change and i don't think they're going to be quieted very easily. the same old, same old nancy pelosi will continue to be a problem. >> jehmu, who will be the next speaker of the house? >> the next speaker of the house is nancy pelosi is my prediction. as much as w

eric: jehmu, this was in september.e former president will make a difference with these type of appearances? >> oh, for sure. i'm here in atlanta. he was here yesterday for stacey abrams. i feel like every single person i have come into contact with is talking about him. they're also talking about oprah winfrey but to the point of president trump running scared, you know, the economy is doing really well but he is not talking about the economy. the great thing about america is the shared values that we have, shared values of hope and resilience. fear can be a shared value and that is what this president has sided to close out this campaign with. eric: the president did today -- i have to correct you, i have to correct you because the president did today talk about the economy. >> he always does. eric: last words, got to be to kayleigh. do you think, he, he hasn't stressed the economy enough? talking about immigration, other issues, the tweets? today at the montana rally he mentioned the economy, some critics saying mayb

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jehmu says is a wanted man both the u.n. and the central african republic government accuse him of war crimes committed when muslim seleka fighters took over the country five years ago he's in charge of the largely muslim neighborhood of p.k. five in the capital bangui in this exclusive interview with al jazeera he speaks to nicholas hack. in hiding but still in charge surrounded by young heavily armed teenage boys is. otherwise known as general force. accused of war crimes including a murder torture rape and extortion the government wants his arrest. but he's not ready to give himself up and if we. mean he's he said we had one thousand in this neighborhood ready to defend our people even to pick a fight a neighborhood because of us they are under threat from the christian militias the government forces and u.n. soldiers. in april soldiers belonging to the un stabilizing force in car backed by the central african army stormed forces hideout in an attempt to arrest him but despite being better equipped they were outnumbered a

. >> harris: jehmu greene is a former candidate for dnc chair, david developed is the gopac chairman.ent there talking about making a difference. what do you say about it? >> he has certainly had a profound impact on this election. but i think the interesting thing is he probably had more of an impact on the opposition. and that is because we are seeing a record number of barrier breaking candidates from the communities that have been hit hardest from this president who are running for office. but it's so interesting, how fascinating he is in talking out of both sides of his mouth. 2006, 2010, those were rebukes of president clinton, president bush, and president obama respectively. 2018 will certainly be a referendum on him and it's shaping up to be a rebuke of him and the republicans inability to hold them accountable. >> harris: the accusation of talking out of both sides of his mouth, what do you say about that? >> the biggest deciding factor in midterm election since 1950 has been the economy. when the economy has been as strong as this economy is right now, the majority party ha

to bush 43 speechwriter, jehmu greene. formerral franken chief of staff, drew littman.in with you. is it your read, whether ryan or others that nancy pelosi will face a challenge or is she inevitable? >> she is inevitable. one is in the caucus, private vote, and on the floor of the house deck -- democrats and republicans. when ryan got 63 votes that was in caucus. on the floor, only four of those democrats voted fence pelosi. so they can vote against her in caucus. they won't vote against her on the floor. neil: that is very interesting. if that is the case, the time to mount a challenge is in the caucus, put up the best people. but if some of those best people divide anti-pelosi vote, then what? >> well crucially there is no candidate running against her. congressman ryan tried it. heath schuler tried it a few years ago. interestingly, schuler, everyone who voted for him, they're all gone from the house now. pelosi abides. they don't have someone to run against her. neil: if that is the case, president looked at it cynically like he was setting something up to get pelo