nim and not to mention his9j ra, misogany extraordinary, as well. it's hard to normalize that. to better prepare for any situation. >> we haveu- a few problems the is impnt.i ministtion kind of turning from accomplishing its goals, th. would be tremendous. going to full expensing, which >> he wants to talk about more troops. i'm talk?dm?ing about sismn conversation. if you only focus on the period between the election and inauguration, there is no possible way you can be ready. you have to start earlier. both campaigns did. clinton and trump did very, very strong work. the hard part comes now, because you're right, there's only so much you can do preelection. then you have to merge your campaign and your transition apparatus, but you have toe overeal fast. most folks are looking through the wrong end of the tlescope. they're examining one or two appointments. that means you have tov dispatch and you have to be thinking about this as teams, game plan designed and they'veld with critical steak holders, congress, the federal workforce and others? >> dickerson: last 30 second, we t

and not to mention his racism, misogany extraordinary, as well. it's hard to normalize that. we can never do it. but i would just say that it's not about donald trump. we're going to fight him because he stands against our value system. but if we make the average american's needs, our priority, people who want t people who want to see their kids go to college, people who want to earn a decent living, people anxious about the plant closing down, moving to another country and selling them back the products they used to make. if we make those people the priority, we will win and donald trump will be relegated to be a footnote in the dustbin of history. that is what we have to cork focus on our people. >> dickerson: congressmen, thanks so much for being with us. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> any time. and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) tak

was to overlook the fact that we're talking about someone with a record of misogany and racist invective, and so that is what is troubling to a lot of people. that's what makes this election, among other things, very different than others. those good, decent people at least overlooked a very, very sorry record of prejudice. >> dickerson: let's switch to the democratic party and its challenges in the last couple minutes. what has the democratic party learned from this election. what the democratic party has learned is that it needs to win over some chunk or a greater chunk of working-class whites. that's ultimately where this turned. had health care won 50,000 more votes between pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin, she would be president of the united states. the question is how you go about that. i think the choice, the likely choice of keith ellison as head of the dnc, keith ellison, congressman of minnesota, african american, muslim american, but also a democratic la is giving you a sense of where the party may go in this direction. a commitment to its multiculturalism, a commitmen