poersch , the president of the senate majority pac. anding us is david welgel, alexi mccammond, political reporter for axios.com. let me begin with the state you must win, florida. it will reportedly be not if the most expensive of the most , expensive senate races ever. are you prepared to put up the money necessary to keep bill nelson and the senate and how , much money are we talking about? mr. poersch: if it is the most expensive, it is because governor scott is going to be writing a lot of checks. they expect the race to be competitive. i expect we will win there. i think frankly senator nelson's long-time service in the senate for florida makes him the favorite to start this race and that is where we are. it will probably take money to topple him in this environment but we have a better candidate. steve: he has considerably outspent even the past couple of months. mr. poersch: early on, governor scott spent $5.5 million in the past couple of weeks. he is notorious of spending $14 million in the last week last time he ran. we will

there has been some success in the past of pacs trying to boost or somebody. know and i: i don't don't think we will intervene in republican primaries. that said, we won't necessarily sit around for a coronation, either. in states where republicans are telling us who they are likely to nominate, we won't necessarily wait. wisconsin and arizona, we are looking at primaries in the end of august, right before labor day. if the way these break there is one candidate who shows it self, to find who the candidates really are. --xi: what are some it senate republicans and candidates doing well this cycle? they arech: personalizing it and after the tot election, it is alarming many democrats around the to be seen as they have been traditionally as a champion for working americans. --hink our senate incumbents candidates as a whole have been working very distinctly to tell their stories. it is tammy baldwin, who told them brave story of her mother's longtime fight with of ouruse, of several other candidates being able to go back and say look, this is why this fight is i

our counterpart, senator mcconnell's on super pac buy a decent margin this whole time. a lot of it is the environment. we are not just big donors, we have to get collectively from national donors all over the country, but what is also true is that the environment has a lot to do with our fundraising efforts right now and it feels like, as i have said, we will have the resources we need. alexi: david mentioned tom stier. from california, we have primaries coming up on june 5. there is a pretty contentious race happening between diane and -- between diane feinstein and kevin deleon. do you plan on getting involved in that primary fight? mr. poersch: our primary goal is to worry about the general election and the seats in the u.s. senate. i do not expect to play a role. you will see dianne feinstein get another term in the senate. >> let me ask you about hillary clinton, after losing the election and the me too movement, will they be helpful to campaign for senate democrats this fall? mr. poersch: the clintons have always played a role in the campaign and i will not be sur

the super pac can spend that money to advocate for a politician. to the caller's question, the fec does regulate that activity, although super pac's in general are very lightly regulated. to add another layer of complexity, you have these nonprofit organizations called c-4 groups known as welfare organizations. as long as they do not engage in elect oral politics, they can spend about half of their money on electoral politics nonetheless. you might've heard the term "dark money." it is money that an individual can give to one of these nonprofit groups that in turn spends it on a political election. if you ask the question, who gave the money in the first place to that nonprofit group, they run political ads, tv, digital, radio communications to beat up on a senate candidate or presidential candidate, or lovingly promote them, you cannot get to the root of that answer because we simply do not know, or it is difficult to find out. is very much involved in regulating it, but to the extent that they will put the conn's on on thativity, -- kabash activi

senator mcconnell zone super pac , by a decent margin the whole time. yes, we are not just big donors. we have to get collectively from national donors all over the country. is the also true environment has a lot to do with our fundraising efforts right now. we will have the resources we need. >> there is this mentioned tom stier, a democratic activist , primariesrnia coming up june 5, a contentious race happening between dianne feinstein and kevin deleo. do you in the senate majority pack plan on getting involved in --t dem-on-dev primary fight dem-on-dem primary fight? >> i don't expect to play our role. i think you will see dianne feinstein get another term in the senate. >> let me ask you about hillary clinton come after losing the 2016 auction and this me to movement, will they be able to campaign publicly for democrats this fall? >> the clintons have always -- on a role on camp is campaigns. that is a decision that often happens with campaigns a state efforts. i would not be suppressed to see the clintons out there. >> to do you think it will be h

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we are pleased to welcome guy cecil, from priorities usa, a democratic super pac. michael scherer, you are up first. >> we had good news, unemployment below 4%. is the economy revving up create headwinds for the democratic argument in 2018? guy: there are two ways to look at the economy. we have seen is a pretty consistent set of job gains. 220,000 jobs gained throughout the entire obama administration into the trump administration. the other thing it reveals is we have a problem with wages. we have a problem with people not entering the employment market. a lot of us in d.c. in new york look at these things from the 30,000-foot view. i was the stock market doing -- how is the stock market doing how is gross domestic product , doing. on the ground, people are being squeezed i higher insurance costs. i do not think it is completely in line with the story the administration is telling. i think it is incumbent upon democrats to stay on these education issues that will come up to the next six months. >> last year you and your leadership at priorities usa said you were

we are pleased to welcome guy cecil from priorities usa, a democratic super pac. we will talk politics with him for the next half hour. let me introduce the two reporters asking questions. michael scherer elena schneider. michael, i think you are up first. michael: we had some good news on the economic front. unemployment below 4% for the first time since 2000. is the economy revving up create headwinds for the democratic argument in 2018? guy: there are two ways to look at the economy. but we have seen is a pretty consistent job gain. we have averaged somewhere between 180,000 to 220,000 jobs gained throughout the entire obama administration into the trump administration. the other thing it reveals is we still have a problem with wages. we still have a problem with people not entering the employment market. i think lot of us in d.c. and new york look at these things from the 30,000 foot view. how is the stock market doing? how is gross domestic product doing. on the ground people are being squeezed by higher insurance costs, higher college costs. i do not think i

i was at his super pac, now i have moved over to the vice president's pac to get more candidates elected. kennedy: very good. corey lewandowski, thanks so much. the white house communications office canceled the morning conference because of a leak. >> hundreds and hundreds of people work on this complex. a lot of people have access to sensitive information. kennedy: she said she is expecting a staff shake-up in the wake of the leaks. who is riding off to that big dancing with the stars episode in the sky. it's ladies night. conservative columnist and author how do i tax thee, and marie harf. and brook goldstein is back. marie, you have worked as a spokesperson. you had to interface with the press and had to protect the state department and the president, and try to keep freedom leaking sensitive information. why are they having such a hard time doing this in the white house? >> because there are competing power bases. kennedy: what about in the obama administration. >> it never got personal in terms of leak. it seems like they are competing with power with him. and they are leaking to h

super pac. the chairman joins me now.d to see you. >> happy belated birthday. >> it will never end. thank you. >> absolutely. >> dana: i asked the congressman scalise about this news this morning that adelson will give $30 million to the house republicans for their super pac. can the democrats keep pace with that? in some ways, if you have a money advantage is one thing. the democrats seem to have an enthusiasm advantage up to now. >> the democratic campaign committee has been able to outraise the national republican campaign committee. there never was a question that the republican super pacs would out-raise and out-spend us as democrats but you point out it does not make up for the energy and the momentum out there. i don't think there is any amount of money that can buy that. >> dana: so then are the democratic groups outside of the dccc, can they keep pace with the republican groups? >> i don't believe the democrat outside group will keep pace with the republican outside group. if my count is correct the republican ou

super pac's. 527. knowis tough, but if you the difference between hard money and soft money, you will be fine. host: are you ready for a question? are you still there? caller: yep. host: here is our question -- according to the constitution, who presides over the u.s. senate? the vicee whip, president, the secretary of state, the senate majority leader, or the speaker of the house? caller: i will go with the vice president. host: that is correct. detailsay to file the of the question, and this is how a multiple-choice question becomes really hard, because many of my students will see constitution,h, but the question is who presides over the u.s. senate, and that word "presides" is the game changer in the question. the presiding officer of the u.s. senate is the vice president. what power does he or she have? very little, opens the session and then breaks the type. it does not happen too often. question about twitter -- any guesses about what the free response questions might be? you cannot go wrong bac

if you look at the pac report, over 100 pages. company you have a governance structure, senior management, investment, board of governors. the board and management are responsible for day-to-day running of the company. for certain decisions you need shareholder approval. if you look at the report, they hone in on weaknesses in corporate governance in the company and weakness and the management. have asked members, the police to further investigate management of 1mdb to see if indeed there was any wrongdoing. >> do you see a resolution to this 1mdb scandal? investigations are still going restructuring has been done. how do you see this playing out? >> there are two parts to the resolution. first is the business part. i am responsible for that. i was brought in to restructure and fix the company. i am pleased to say we have reduced the debts from 51 ringgits to 33 billion ringgits. projects for the company are going smoothly. thehe investigation front, relevant authorities in this case, the police, are looking into that. that is a s

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out that cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they all get considerably more from large individual donors that include corporate executives and lobbyist. i'll give you ten dollars if you don't say something cynical right now. no i can't have it is because he's establishing a telegraph or giving up a small amount of money so they can create the illusion that they care about reforming money in politics to appeal to voters it's more of a poll tested empty gesture compared to a genuine political stance yeah no ten dollars for you. also thomas ferguson a leading academic who studies money in politics strongly disagrees with you he says it's an absolutely cheap gesture that means nothing that's why they do it so he's completely agreed with me again as. but if you take the a g. and o. are out of agreeing and replace it with a big then he is completely peeing with you was that there was no more of these and were way ahead of the crossword puzzle and

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out that cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they all get considerably more from large individual donors that include corporate executives and lobbyist. i'll give you ten dollars if you don't say something cynical right now. no i can do how. does it feel to stab a telegraph or giving up a small amount of money so they can create the illusion that they care about reforming money in politics to appeal to voters it's more of a poll tested empty gesture compared to a genuine political stance yet no ten dollars. also thomas ferguson a leading academic who studies money and politics strongly disagrees with you he says it's an absolutely cheap gesture that means nothing that's why they do it so he's completely agreed with me again as. but if you take the a g. and o. r. out of agreeing and replace it with a big then he is completely peeing with you was that there was no more they were way ahead of the crossword puzzle and didn't come all the heresie

one donor gave speaker paul ryan $24.6 million for a super pac. one donor gave $17.9 million to influence the selection of our latest supreme court justice. and this election, phony front groups with names like rhode islanders for puppies and peace and procesperity are going to sw up and all of it is anonymous. the donor behind the $24.6 million to speaker ryan, the donor behind the $17.9 million to judicial watch and the donors behind those smear advertisements will all be anonymous. people in this country feel like they're not being listened to gi governmen -- by government. it's because they're not. academic studies prove almost zero statistical correlation between what the public wants and what gets done in congress. the reason is the unlimited money and the dark money that are the scourge of our politics. the scourge of unlimited money opened the door to the worst scourge of dark money, which opened the door to the even worse scourge of private threats and promises to deploy that dark money. that is a recipe for corruption. the founding fathe

wylie: john bolton's pac, if you consider that an issue -- sen. kennedy: did cambridge analytica work for russia or anyone working with russia while you were there? mr. wylie: we did not have a russian client at the time that i was there. sen. kennedy: ok. i yield back my nine seconds. thank you. sen. grassley: senator lee. lee: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm looking back to early 2014. under the leadership of steve bannon, cambridge analytic a -- cambridge analytic up began testing slogans like "build the wall," "drain the swamp." then later on in the trump campaign. testing these things before there was a trunk campaign. -- trump campaign. is that correct? mr. wylie: yes. the company was testing slogans like "drain the swamp," paranoia about the deep state before the trump campaign was in existence. sen. leahy: what did they learn from this test? what did they do with it? learnede: the company that there were segments of the population that responded to messages like "drain the swamp" or images of walls, or paranoia about the deep state that were

the pac began taking donations yesterday. >> while the meeting with kim jong-un is up in the air, his meeting with another kim is in the headlines, that's kim kardashian on the front page of the new york post. it is ripped by many as sexist including actress alyssa me lana who called it disgusting and thanked kim who was at the white house to talk about prison reform. she is pushing for freedom for a great grandma thoer serving a sentence for a nonviolent drug offense. kardashian said she is optimistic she will get a second chance at life. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: one of the world's most recognizable stars went to the white house to fight for a woman few have heard of. after 21 years in a federal prison on drug charges, kim kardashian wants president trump to grant 62-year-old great grandmother alice marie johnson a pardon. kardashian took up johnson's cause months ago after seeing her story on mike.com. >> i made one of the worst decisions of my life to make quick money. i became involved in the drug -- >> reporter: kardashian reportedly lobbied jared kushner on jo

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i'm not going to take any pac money. no pac money.vernment is all the outside money, pacs and the dirty -- you know, the dark money organizations and all of that. >> right. let's talk about this, it's a very democratic state for the purposes of elections like this. amy klobuchar is running for reelection, tina smith, yourself, nick leonard who is running on the extra the tick side. minnesota went democratic in the '92, '96, 2008 and 2012 elections and in all the midterms around them. if you look at hillary clinton she won minnesota by two points, barack obama won it by eight points. you have been a republican for a really long side so why should democrats elect somebody who is a long time republican and who has defended the core values of the other people. >> well, i just spoke of the core values that were important to me and i don't think those are core values that democrats disagree with. the right of individuals to make their own decisions, including about abortion and protection of the environment, and fiscal responsibility. those

there was one operation and i don't think the vice president should have a political pac.orey lewandowski is a well-known trump guy. this should be the president's program. this needs to be like a parliamentary election. the people who support trump are the ones he should be supporting. lou: president's people need to be conscious of it because sometimes it becomes a process that leads to a result. and it's not helpful to even have an appearance of a divide. how long did it tak take the vie president to say the mueller witch hunt needs to end. ed: he's part of the president's team, and the president and his team need to be running the elections in 2018 and 2020. lou: but we don't see that level of coordination we would expect. speaker ryan has been absent throughout this contest between the special counsel and the president. why in the world will he and mitch mcconnell, there is no good reason other than horrible spite and terrible political judgment for them not to be supporting the president and ending the special counsel. ed: it's been a year now. get it wrapped up beca

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if you look at florida, we'll see that the senate majority pac is on the air. i think it's over $2 million buy right now. so, you know, there's the dscc and its resources, and then the other players. but we will, you know -- our job -- i mean, we're the triage organization, right? our job is to deploy our resources, to help protect our incumbents, and to get, you know, challengers in competitive races over the finish line. >> zach cohen from "national journal" down at the end. >> senator, thank you for taking the time. i wonder if we could continue talking about the difference between helping incumbents versus helping challengers, if the ds is predominant liang incumbent protection program, are there enough resources to invest in places like arizona and nevada, especially when you have florida and states where democrats are running, where trump won by double digits? >> so the answer is yes. we will make our decisions based on winning. and if you look at the races around the country now, the good news is a lot of our senators who, you know, people might have tho

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there are criminal allegations, asever that may be put forth a political action committee or a super pacthese groups can raise unlimited amounts of money and spend unlimited amounts of money. you are then looking criminally at the department of justice which has the mandate to criminally investigate. you may remember john edwards and that was a campaign finance related case that was in the purview of the department of justice. even the irs gets involved sometimes because particularly hadhis decade, you have host citizens united for certain types of nonprofit organizations to get involved in politicians and to abdicate for or against. irs has a purview over nonprofit organizations and exempt organizations, the and get involved, although to a lesser degree. a few days ago that the fcc is celebrating an anniversary, but you called it about the termg expiration of some of its members. how about this dubious anniversary? guest: we think of anniversary my 50ths in terms of wedding anniversary, so the sec was a dubious anniversary in the sense that it was the anniversary of the four remaining s

. >> the candidates my pac are endorsing have to be committed to the president.oney came from the people who supported trump it was the largest pac in the trump campaign. as far as romney -- lou: before we get to romney. i know you love romney and you can discuss romney. >> i think you have gotten confused between the 44th and 45th president. we wish him well. we need seats but i think he'll have a contest in utah. lou: i think that's always good. a competitive race. i want to turn to the idea that the republican party has an establishment that wants to tell all republicans, particularly in the house, how to run. they are telling the president we don't want to hear from you about illegal immigration, we don't want to hear from you about trade. we don't want to hear from you about the industry you rejuvenated. manufacturing you restored. the manufacturing jobs coming back. the markets that soared under this president from the day of his election. they want to talk about something really funny called tax cuts. do the koch brothers and chamber of commerce and busine

poersch , the president of the senate majority pac. anding us is david welgel, alexi mccammond, political reporter for axios.com. let me begin with the state you must win, florida. it will reportedly be not if the most expensive of the most , expensive senate races ever. are you prepared to put up the money necessary to keep bill nelson and the senate and how , much money are we talking about? mr. poersch: if it is the most expensive, it is because governor scott is going to be writing a lot of checks. they expect the race to be

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>> yeah, to c-pac and they went right up to him. they were, like, mr. cruz, i love you.s from canada crisis. a veteran goes up to him and says, mr. cruz, i'm a big fan. i love your sense of humor how you imitate characters on the simpson, but i also love your imitation of an american. ( laughter ) ted cruz had this smile on his face like-- ( deep breath ) god bless you. ( laughter ) so ted cruz would ride in this bus through new hampshire to go a folksy tour. >> stephen: everywhere he went your bus was behind his bus. >> i wanted to show up at every event. i followed him. you know, he had this folksy tour where he was in the cruz missile-- i don't know what he ( laughter ) and he was giving the speeches at stores. they were the same and he might as well have been an aminatron from the hall of "you're never going to be president." so he goes there. so here's triumph. >> stephen: what i love about this is this is him catching triumph's eye. >> yes, it's a beautiful moment. ( laughter ) it's the first time. that is so beautiful and he's doing his perfect syllable speech and

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