seguridad nacional, es considerado el --el considerado nÚmero dos del chavismo mandarÍa a matar a marco rubionexiones con el narcotrÁfico en venezuela y es como una piedra en el zapato en la polÍtica exterior. vilma: estados unidos ha sancionado a decenas de funcionarios venezolanos. otra teorÍa de este periodista investigativo es que pudiera tratarse de una pelea interna de poder en venezuela para sacar al cabello del camino. >>de quÉ sirve eliminar a una persona como marco rubio? en este ambiente que hay de invasiÓn militar, serÍa un asesinato o un atentado, pudiera precipitar y darle a la administraciÓn trump la excusa es necesario. >> cabello se uniÓ a las marchas por las que no se descartaba una intervenciÓn militar. tratamos de contactar a marco rubio, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. mÁs adelante nos enviaron un correo electrÓnico diciendo que no estaba disponible debido a su agenda. jorge: 18 muertos y 20 heridos dejÓ un ataque terrorista en un atentado en . un alto precio pago un oficial al abrir una celda en una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad en california. dos reos le pidieron asistencia

el periÓdico manifestó quereportes sobre una gran amenaza contra amenazas a marco rubio. rubio. >> no es un simple lÍder polÍtico, es el pablo escobar de venezuela hoy, es un narcotraficante. mercedes: del departamento de seguridad nacional enviÓ memorÁndum a varias agencias policiales y tambiÉn advierten que hasta el momento no se han obtenido informaciones especÍficas sobre un plan, y que estados unidos no ha podido verificar la amenaza. el documento tambiÉn menciona que capello ha contactado a mexicanos ni identificados en relaciÓn con su plan de matar a rubio. la semana pasada el senador marco rubio y capello tuvieron una confrontaciÓn vÍa twitter. marco rubio escribiÓ "cabello, alias pablo escobar estÁ nervioso y frenÉtico esta maÑana". sin embargo, el senador se mantiene firme en su deseo de ver a una venezuela libre. a este panorama se suma la reciente declaraciÓndel presidente donald trump, donde no descarta una opciÓn militar en venezuela, >> venezuela pone en riesgo a los estados unidos porque los cubanos estÁn ahÍ. los rusos, iranÍes. beatriz: enseguida, la adm

carolina: el senador marco rubio no se quedÓ callado. puso el siguiente tweet.guez, que no tiene que ver con polÍtica, se pronunciÓ su cuenta de twitter. ahÍ lo tenemos. "apoyo total a los estudiantes, al gran pueblo de venezuela". carolina: cambiemos de tema. hablemos de corea del norte. anunciÓ que reforzarÍa su arsenal nuclear. amenazÓ con vengarse a estados unidos. javier: el gobierno de corea del norte dijo que las sanciones son "una violaciÓn violenta de su soberanÍa". advirtiÓ que estÁ lista para darle estados unidos "una grave lesiÓn con su fuerza nuclear". carolina: en instantes, una ley le pone fin a fumar dentro de un auto si llevas contigo menores de 18 aÑos. javier: queda captado en cÁmara un momento conmovedor durante una carrera. seguimos con mÁs. ♪ ♪ restaura el cabello reseco con un cuidado hidratante. whole blends, de garnier. línea de cabello legendary olive. con aceite de oliva y extractos de hoja de olivo. suaviza y da brillo, para un cabello naturalmente hermoso. garnier whole blends legendary olive. encuentra cada blend en walmart. nos das

response, our own kevin cirilli spoke with senator marco rubio and i want you to have a listen. : i talked to the vice president yesterday, we have been in constant contact. you can expect every time murder us some -- does something, the white house will respond. great news is, other countries are going to join us. when the president sanctioned those 13 people last week, multiple countries in the hemisphere announced they to hang will be sanctioning -- they too will be sanctioning those same people. vonnie: u.s. sanctions to venezuela would raise oil prices. saying it will be difficult for the venezuelan people. are u.s. sanctions going to help the plight of the people? nathan: to what marco rubio said, right after that was especially interesting. to people who are critical of sanctions, especially sanctions that would impact the oil industry say that it will help -- it will hurt the people. the counter argument to that is that venezuelans are not currently being helped by any of the oil revenue. it with all the revenue the government is getting, you still see food lines, huge sh

: one ever venezuela's powerful lawmakers may have ordered the assassination of florida senator marco rubiohit believed to come from a ruling socialist party leader who rubio has publicly feuded with. the senator, an outspoken critic of the venezuelan government, called him the pablo escobar of venezuela. he responded calling the senator, narc corubio. federal authorities are working to confirm a possible threat, senator marco rubio is having a lot more security detail. buck sexton, radio talk show host, former cia officer is with me now. tell us who this guy is marco rubio is in this fight with, and may have ordered a hit on him? >> he is one of the most powerful people in the venezuelan regime. cabeo has ties to active armed forces in venezuela. he is at the heart of the socialist bolivar revolution that nicolas maduro inherited from chavez. he is tied in the narcotrafficking aspect of venezuela which gets very little attention. right now the vice president of venezuela is on u.s. treasury sanctions list for direct involvement in massive international drug transactions including the carte

marco rubio laid it out beautifully t. organizers of events that led to charlottesville are 100% to blame for a number of reasons. they are adherent to the ideology that certain people are inferior when an entire movement is built on anger and hatred it needs to violence against them. these groups use the same symbols as neo-nazi and kkk. mr. president, you can't allow white supremacists to share the blame. the white supremacy groups will see being assigned only 50% of the blame as a win. we cannot allow this old evil to be resurrected. at what point does one of the senators, congress people, leave the president for good? >> and, see, that's the point. these tweets, these words are great and i am hearing from so many african-american leaders, people in the jewish community saying when are you going to do something about it. that's the issue. i'm going back to the campaign. when this president was running for president, he was using words that were code to his crowd that, you know, make america great for some people that wa

marco rubio, mitt romney, john mccain, others to denounce bigotry tonight.y have to denounce donald trump. denouncing bigotry, denouncing white nationalism is a 99% issue. but if you don't name donald trump by name then you're fa falling short. we demanded that druch announce tagsalis . there are a lost angry americans tonight. there are angry americans like myself, not just at donald trump but gop'ers, gop'ers who looked the other way. denouncing immigrants. mexican judges. reporters with physical conditions as they look the other way it look out for their own reelections and interest. gop leaders across the country are just as responsible for where we are tonight as donald trump is. time to stop trying to teach this president a 71-year-old e man who knows better and it is time to start denouncing him. >> jarvis, you have been covering this the to story that underlies all of this for quite a while. that's the issue of confederate monuments. some in new orleans and controversy surrounding them. whatever that decision is made it is time it take one down. >> o

ted cruz and marco rubio. i know that there is no way in the world this proposal will see the light of day in the u.s. senate. it will not pass. it is nothing but another red herring by the trump administration. >> matt, you said the devil's in the details on this. >> yeah. as someone that's enforced the immigration laws, i know how difficult these choices are. we elect our politicians in the folks in the house and the senate and the president to make these difficult choices. there's no doubt in my mind having enforced these laws both for illegal and lisle egal incl going after people that commit marriage fraud that these rules need to be updated, these laws need to be updated and somebody has to make these choices as to who does or doesn't come in our country. that's what we elect these folks to do. i'll agree with ana on one regard, that is immigrants, recent immigrants and long-term immigrants have made this country gate. >> everybody, we're going to continue this discussion. >>> up next, what president tru

like me, there are a growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition

but marco rubio has cropped up. >> he's non-man. >> he's a what?ke a non-man. >> [ bleep ] chelsea. how did we go from talking about the feelings of transgenders to marco rubio being a non-man. >> maybe he should cross over. >> reporter: and this about trump. >> he lies every day. >> what did he lie to you about? >> what did he lie to me about? where do i start? >> reporter: he didn >> reporter: she didn't know where to start. there was a lot of sound and fury, but this is a massive war for the country. we have people like you on the right. similar people on the left. do you think you're helping this country or tearing it further apart. >> that's what's frustrating about the left. they think conservative voices shouldn't be allowed to speak because they call us divisive. >> reporter: this is the new normal. >> this is how i wake up in the morning. >> reporter: the best entertainment we've got. nick watt for nightline, pasadena, california. >> what? >> what do you i mean kind of lost me when that little kid was like l.a., there are a lot of mexicans

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it's time. >> i talked about marco rubio. i saw a tweet, marco rubio in february of last year saying basically we can't elect a racist. i have retweeted several times throughout a column i wrote for "the washington post" in february of 16, this man is using racism to get elected and talked about him attack being mexicans, talked about him attacking muslims. i mean, everybody knew this. >> i've written it four or five times. >> in december of 2016, i said on the set i can never vote for anybody pushing a muslim ban. this is what bothered me about the republican party, they wouldn't criticize him for racism for getting ahead. it was racist with judge curial. we said it here. this is what it leads to. >> they would express their outrage and not specific outrage. they sort of pretended it want there. then he gets inaugurated and they kind of pretended that it would go away or he would become a different person or it would get better, better, better. as far as i can see. he wasn't in control when he was inaugurated and he seems to

marco rubio tweeted -- there were three tweets aimed at the president. the last one a direct shot.se haters in charlottesville are and 8ors in search of relevance and publicity for a vile cause. can't support them. here is a third one. and critical of the president. very important for the nation to hear potus describe the events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white supremacists. is it the president's job to call out the white supremacists or is it his job to remain neutral saying there were two sides that escalated into violent exchanges? >> i don't think you have to stay neutral to point out that both side have been violent. but it would be easy for president trump to make a statement and say violence is not the answer to this un-american hatred and bigotry. there he would be calling out, some of the counter-protesters were violent. it would be very easy for him to call both groups out but have a strong statement on those groups. and by saying that, he's still calling it what it is. but he's saying both side are in the wrong here. it's true the violence t

i get that. >> just to be fair, it was marco rubio and cory gardner, ted cruz. >> no.ding the president's statement. >> this president is never going to check all your boxes. he's never going to check all your boxes. >> listen. >> if you didn't think it was strong, you are a he not lnot l. he didn't say the name. he didn't say the name. until you guys condemn antifa and the violence -- >> who did they kill? >> they tried to kill people yesterday. they showed up in helmets carrying weapons. okay? >> i do get that. but i can tell you something else? this is the kind of equivalence moral conservatives denounced for 25, 30 years. >> since the civil war? the kkk? do you understand the pain? i mean my heart is skipping beats right now to think about all that my foreparents went through to get to this point in time in america's history and to have in the 21st century the president of the united states not boldly stand up and say that this is wrong. people die for this! and people are in pain, having flashbacks! in the 21st century we shouldn't be going through this. that is t

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two of them being republicans, ted cruz and marco rubio. i know there is no way in the world this proposal will see the light of day in the u.s. senate. it will not pass. there's nothing but another red herring by the trumped a mip stragz. >> you said the devil's in the details. >> yeah as someone that's enforced the immigration laws i know how difficult these choices are and we elect our politicians to make these difficult choices. there is no doubt in my mind having enforced these laws for illegal and legal, including going after people who commit marriage fraud that these laws and rules need to be updated and somebody needs make the choices as to who does or doesn't come in the country. immigrants recent immigrants and long-term immigrants have made this country great. >> we're going to continue this discussion. what president trump said today and i'll get everyone's take on it. we come into this world needing others. ♪ then we are told it's braver to go it alone. ♪ but there is another way to live. ♪ a way that sees the only path to ful

it's about what senator marco rubio and senator cory gardner and ted cruz and governor chris christie and congressman pete sessions and on and on and on what they think. they have gone, they have gone public making it it very clear that they don't think president trump was specific enough in condemning white supremacists. so, it doesn't really have any effect or bearing what i think. i'm asking you all these republican officials who want the president to succeed are saying this didn't go far enough. >> yeah, i think you should give yourself more credit. what you do think does pervade the things you say on air and the things you cover. i also think what you believe and you think is important as the president does, as well. he believes all americans should have a conversation and an open debate on this matter. this is unacceptable. this violence cannot stand. he made that clear yesterday. i think that the other statements that you've highlighted governor christie and the other leaders in the party that you've quoted have all said things similar. they all denounced the violence. denounce

a travÉs de radio sociales en facebook, twitter e incluso personas de su mismo lado el senador marco rubio de cosas no podÍan sino juzgarse de la forma y que eran y con las palabras que el senador rubio hablÓ su don bastante fuertes a travÉs de la cuenta de twitter al igual que la celadora y ileana roslett. carolina: queda abierta una investigaciÓn federal. en cuanto a lo que ocurriÓ dijo que no va a quedar impune la muerte de tres personas, una persona en el incidente, dos mÁs con el helicÓptero y 35 lesionados. javier: para conocer mÁs detalles del pronunciamiento del presidente trump contra los supremacistas blancos vamos con jeannette rodrÍguez desde la casa blanca. tales: amigos de ediciÓn digital, el presidente regresa a una casa blanca bajo construcciÓn porque las crÍticas siguen aumentando. el mensaje del sÁbado para muchos no fue lo suficientemente contundente y el mandatario se ve con la obligaciÓn de condenar especÍficamente esos grupos neonazis, supremacistas blancos, el ku klux klan y nombrarlos 1 1. el fiscal general sessions dijo que se abrirÍa una investigaciÓn civil por pa

i should say even republicans, of course republicans like paul ryan are against the raise act, marco rubio today said that there is some merit in the raise act, but it ain't going to pass the sentence. you have resistance in the republican party to the raise act. how do you overcome it? >> well, it is an american issue. bottom line is, american supported, independent supporter, republican voters supported. eventually, if it has support, it is only a question of when it happens. as you know better than anyone, laura, we had met about 300,000 people a year in the 70s, but half million a year in the 'it is, what happening now is not the norm, it is actually unusual we are living in right . >> laura: the polling on this is so devastating for the other side. it is crazy. i think it was a gallup poll from a year or so ago. it is almost like those numbers don't matter. as always emotions, the statue of liberty and so forth. meanwhile, other polls are being floated by the media today, the cnn poll, will put it up on the screen, certain qualities, please state whether you think each one applies or

marco rubio said you can't allow white supremacists to share only part of the blame. there were a couple of different moment here from this back and forth. it got very testy with reporters. part of it, one of the sound bites getting attention. is the president's justification saturday not specifically mentioning the white supremacists and kkk. he said he wanted all the facts. >> before i make a statement, i need the facts. i don't want to rush into a statement. making the statement when i made it was excellent. reporter: the president saturday also denounced violence quote on many sides for which he received criticism for. today the president didn't appear to back away from that much when he said both sides of the protesters, both groups should shoulder some of the blame. >> i think there is blame on both sides. i think there is blame on both sides. i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt by the either. reporter: lauren, the president was asked about his chief strategist steve bannon of breitbart news. they connect him to the alt-right movement. the pres

marco -- rubio. marco -- rubio. >> i tried to get into plank mike pence but they would have none of it. [laughing] he's a great kid and hope to do something other than journalism, but anyway. he's 12, thank you. how about right here. >> back to the polarization issue that we've been having for the last 30 years or more, weird use a going? do you see any solution to it? are we going to be able to end it before it destroys us? >> that's a great question and it's what one of us in the question our time. i don't know. you sort of feel like at a a certain point that burns itself out, at some point we say okay, we have to find a giveaway of doing things but every moment that encourage people to say that, it diminishes almost be merely, vanishes. sometimes it happens after these terrible acts of violence were all kind of come together and say we are one country, all americans, we ought to have our differences civil and respectful, then that lasts about five minutes. so i don't know what event or white issue

marco rubio. this waiting for the president. marco rubio going to scripture today to make clear displeasure with the president of the united states. one who winks at a fault causes trouble. one who frankly reproves promotes peace. from proverbs 10:10. marco rubio. fascinating, the last 48 hours watching the number of republicans in part trying to distance themselves from the president. they worry what he's doing to their party. but first instinct, i think, just do the right thing. stand up and speak out and try to set an example for the president of the united states and what -- where are we that everybody else has to set an example for the president? supposed to work the other way. isn't it? >> and that sort of split, already started, when you saw that through health care. this idea the recess and then pivot to tax reform. work together on other things and that seems like this is only opening up the distance between trump and his republicans in congress. the other point from earlier today in his

like me, there are a growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute. we are pursuing it when the department of justice in every way that we can make a case. you can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serious charges that can be brought because this is an unequivocally unacceptable and evil attack that cannot be accepted in america. so absolutely that is a factor that we'll be looking at. >> you have said the president will speak out again on this and there was senator cory gardner of colorado who said this -- >> call this white supremacism, this white nationalism evil and let the country hear it, let the world hear it. it's something that needs to come from the oval office and this white house needs to do it today. >> it's a republican senator from colorado. is that coming now from the president? >> well, the president, i suspect, will be talking to the cou

senator marco rubio tweeted, it's very important for the nation to hear the president describe events in charlottesville for what they are. a terror attack by white supremacists. chris christie, a friend of the president's wrote, we reject white nationalists and everyone in leadership must speak out. in colorado senator corey gardner wrote, mr. president, we must call evil by its name. these were white supremacists and that was domestic terrorism. joiningbostart. they did not think it was sufficient. on behalf of the white house are you prepared to condemn the racists, nazis and alt-right marchers? >> yeah, absolutely i am, jake. let me start by thanking you here and taking a moment to pass my condolences and the white house's deepest condolences to the family and friends of the woman who was tragically killed yesterday and to the family and friends and fellow servicemen that serve would the two police officers who died responding to this terrible violence yesterday. that needs to be said to put this into context. this wasn't just some fighting. this turned into an unacceptable degree

and most recently served as a foreign policy fellow for senator marco rubio of florida. so with that, why don't we dig in and, jonathan, i wanted to start with you and ask for a bit of a reality check, on how bad are things right now? and is the situation more or less under control, so to speak than it appears from externally from the roller-coaster of the past few months? >> fair questions. there is public and there is private and i do think that we had several weeks ago a situation induced frankly by the president's own remarks that almost had an implication of a readiness to precede prevent war against north korea. i don't know exactly what motivated the president but the reality was ironically then that north korea, argument was, well there is this dueling war going on -- kim jong-un was not even seen for over two weeks. he was out-of-pocket. and even the supposed threat to lobbing four missiles at guam, i probably read too much north korean propaganda but it is revealing in all kind of ways. one thing you should always remember about north korean propaganda everythi

marco rubio has cropped up. >> he's just like -- you know, he's like a non-man. >> he's a what?ke a non-man. >> chelsea, how do we go from talking about the feelings of transgenders to you saying marco rubio is a non-man? >> maybe he should cross over. >> reporter: minus one chelsea. and this about trump. >> how did he lie? >> and he lies every day. >> what did he lie to you about? >> what did he lie to me about? i mean, where do i start? >> reporter: she didn't know where to start. another handler fumble. there was a lot of sound and fury. but for me this conversation is a metaphor for the country. >> we refuse a -- >> reporter: the unwavering passionate views standing their ground and frankly getting nowhere. >> we have people like you on the right. we have similar people on the left. do you think you're actually helping this country or you're just actually tearing it further apart? >> you know what, that's what's so frustrating to me about the left and what liberals say is they think that conservative voices shouldn't be allowed to speak because they call us divisive. >> i sp

he ran against marco rubio -- >> you said trump is nice on medicaid. >> no, no, i said he understands the base of your party better than the e heat lites do. >> it's not my party. >> the elites of the republican party thinks that the base agrees on eviscerating medicaid. donald trump understands the base of the party is fine with big government, as long as they're the beneficiaries. [ overlapping speakers ] donald trump gets them and the elites of the republican party don't. >> this makes very clear that jeff flake does not agree with donald trump that donald trump is someone to be feared in 2018. >> all right. we'll pause the conversation. coming up, can john kelly bring some much-needed direction to the white house? i'll talk to someone who has been in kelly's shoes. former clinton chief of staff william panetta joins me just ahead. only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a l

. >> senator, why didn't conservatives listen to ted cruz, jeb bush, marco rubio, rick perry, all who laid it out starkly on the issue of donald trump and conservativism? >> well, what i do in the book, borrowed from barry goldwater's tome in 1960, he thought that the party had kind of given in to the new deal and felt that he ought to put a blueprint forward for conservativism. i think today conservativism has kind of been compromised by populism, and people might say, well, we have the house, we have the senate, we have the white house, republicans do, but not long ago we had that in 2006, and we lost it because i don't think we acted very conservative are with all the spending and everything else that went on. so i think that just because we have the house and senate and the white house we can't rest easy and we can't say that populism is a governing philosophy because i don't believe that it is. >> what -- i am curious, what motivated you to write this book? donald trump's character or this issue with conservativism that you're just making the argument and others have made to me b

t i think marco rubio did do that. others have been reluctant to do that. given the seriousness of this, which i think john kasich there, really articulates, this is a matter of public safety, this is a matter of of an american president giving aid and comfort to a group that wants to do great harm to other americans, given that seriousness, the fact that i think most of these republicans so far, have been fairly weak in h terms of their condemnation of the president. not even really condemning the president condemning his words, but nothing very personal in terms of president. you think about a marco rubio, called president obama one of the most devicive figures in modern history. he hasn't given sort of similar critique of this president. i think ear he going to have a republican -- figure out what they're going to do with this president. they obviously like his agenda and have to figure out whether backing that agenda ultimately means they're going to be standing beside a president who, in word, seems to have some sympathies for white supremacists. that'

thanks for being here tonight so we just saw today members of the conservative right or and hatch marco rubio ted cruz they're mincing no words calling what happened charlottesville an act of terrorism yet we have president trump tweeting about barcelona calling this a terror attack seemingly without without any question at all before any investigation can be even performed so gentlemen i ask of you what is the difference between a car plowing down pedestrians and barcelona and a car plowing down protesters in charlottesville why is one a terror attack that protests will call out and not the other brad to you first on this right i want you to respond afterwards. yes there is no difference what occurred in charlottesville as a whole was an act of terrorism you have a group of white supremacists who with into a college town in order to intimidate scare and ultimately make a political statement with the threat of violence that is the definition of a terror attack and i want to actually i've never actually think in my entire career have applauded people like tim scott and cruz and lindsey graham

i am happy to see folks like marco rubio, jeb bush stand up and call this what it is and i would hopepresident trump heeds their advice and takes their lead and follows behind them. >> jack, got to get in a break. thank you so much for staying on top of this breaking story. we'll be back right after this. no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad decision doesn't have to be permenant! ditch verizon. keep your phone. we'll even pay it off when you switch to america's best unlimited network. [radi♪ alarm] julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ♪ ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. and ibrance plus let

book to lindsey graham to tim scott to ben sass and other senators and they're even ted cruz and marco rubio criticized him pretty much if not if not just a bleakly for the statements they made about charlottesville if you can't come out and condemn without any question nazis and klansmen you can't represent and be the president that states and the there's two different theories on peach mint but the main. overall it says treason high crimes and misdemeanors but if you read the federalist papers federal sixty five by hamilton it talks about. support of a concept the george mason had which is maladministration and maladministration basically says you're doing a ph but to save the nation from a president who's incapable of leading the country and making sure the president of the country is in good shape it's not a punishment technique of punishing somebody because he violated a law and then you remove him from office in fact it's not even double jeopardy to be impeached and then tried later it's not a crime it's a it's an opportunity to act on behalf of the country you know the house democrats

that that is going to win over people they still believe that is that somebody like bin sasser marco rubio is somehow going to win over that is still the consensus among republicans they think that trump is the old party that's eventually going to go away but they have these debates in twenty thirteen that what the party needs to do is out do more outreach to you know hispanics and other groups the traditionally don't vote republican. and that's why they want to support for immigration amnesty and all that but one and still even got more hispanic votes than mitt romney did and i think even the same number of the john mccain did john mccain campaigned on amnesty in twenty two thousand and eight so clearly show that wasn't the case for winning over these voters as they can survive in some ways but they have to double down on who is switching over the republican party it's primarily these disaffected working class voters in the midwest in these areas that you know they see the democratic party is not helping them they're not helping their economic interests they don't they lecture them on cul

winning ticket in twenty sixteen you know whether it's immigration trade foreign policy you know marco rubiois considered the future of the party and he was the polar opposite of trump and all these issues yet trump won not only primary but the election on that so that was a huge help he will but this is only can continue down the line especially when you mention with the economy of the economy you know stagnates or gets worse you know that's we hugely issues in twenty twenty i mean there is a i think twenty twenty is going to be just as crazy but election as twenty sixteen if not crazy if we can imagine that i think democrats are preparing for this primary that would make the republican primary look civil and twenty sixteen think in especially if the economy is better that there's you know unnecessary for entailments and all these matters over to the twenty twenty is also going to see the huge influx of what i think it's like the millennium goals are going to make up what forty percent of the voting bloc in twenty twenty or so let's also going to play a really major role in kind of shaping

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marco rubio calling the president out by name. john mccain, ben sass. of course not so strange is the fact that you had david duke and or white nationalists actually praising the president of the united states yesterday for his word and why not? he has not officially become the president of the -- not on of mrk but of the national movement, david the president has chosen sides and it is very clear, not only morally -- especially morally but also politically, he has chosen the wrong side. it is now up to the rest of us to figure out why he did that exactly, is he just a bigot, issy just a reese because the one thing that does not seem to be an option for gop legislators, donors, conservative editorial writers is indifference. granting drpt the sort of moral equivalency that donald trump granted nazis, white supremacists and klans members. >> there was an extraordinary moment on saturday when david duke was being nt viewed and he turned to the camera and said as if chastises the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, "look in the mi