and jennifer horn, co-founder of the lincoln project and former chair of the new hampshire republican party. thanks to all of you for being with us. shannon, let me start with you. we mentioned the president's twitter activity, quite a bit of it in the past couple of days. very aggressive here particularly when it comes to his posture towards nancy pelosi. in terms of the white house's strategy towards impeachment and that stalemate between the house and senate right now, what is the president trying tochie ach here? >> he's certainly trying to make a villain out of pelosi. the president is usually strongest when he has a strong adversary on the other side. so when you look at 2016 having hillary clinton a very unfavorable candidate according to all the polls on the opposite ticket really helped drive out a lot of voters for him. not so much a vote for him but a vote against clinton. when you look at the democrats right now they don't have that unfavorability rating you saw with clinton. he's trying to paint the democratic party as a whole and find the sort of villains quote-unquote h

joining me now, chairman, jennifer horn. always good to see you. there is a lane for this sort of effort? will you have people to convince who are not already convinced? >> there's absolutely a lane for this sort of effort. thank you for having me and i apologize i'm fighting a little bit of a cold today. there are millions of republicans, millions of american voters across this country. who believe as we do that donald trump presents a threat to our republic and that his enablers in congress are going down the path to a constitutional crisis. it is time for us all to put our political differences aside and come together as pat rottic americans and make sure donald trump dupt get four more years in the white house. >> your hair is hitting the mike and i want you to brush it back so we don't hear that noise again. i want to let people hear what you have to say. what exactly, what is your erat going to hook like? will you be out with ads in key state sns targeting social media? what is it going look like? >> sure, absolutely. we're going to use all t

by shannon, digital white house reporter, irvin for the government accountability project and jennifer horn co-founder of the lincoln pron lincoln project. shannon, let me start with you. we mentioned the president's twitter activity, quite a bit of it in the past. a couple of days. very aggressive here. particularly when it comes to his posture toward nancy pelosi. in terms of the white house's strategy in the stalemate between the house and the senate right now, what is the president trying to achieve here? >> he is certainly trying to make a villain out of pelosi and make her the villain in the narrative. the president is usually strongest when he has a strong adversary on the other side. having hillary clinton, a very unfavorable candidate according to all the polls on the opposite ticket really helped drive out a lot of voters for him. not so much to vote for him but a vote against clinton. when you look at the democrats right now, they didn't have anyone with the unfavorability rating. so he's trying to paint the democratic party as a whole and find the villains that he can pick out w