we need to party unit and focus our energy on turnout. that's how we come back and we can come back. it's simply a matter of energy and resources. >> you've said that the party has spent -- had a little too much focus on fund-raising, not enough on the grass roots. >> well, i do believe that we should have to make the voters first. not the donors first. i love the donors and we thank them but it has to be that -- the guys in the barber shop, the lady at the diner, the folks who i've got to be our focus, they've got to be a laser beam focus on everything we do and everything we do should animate and empower them at the grass roots level for working people across this country. that's how we come back. >> a lot of energy in the streets as well. you heard rudy giuliani thinks a lot of them are professional protesters. what is your message to them? how do you channel that energy and must it remain peaceful? >> remain peaceful but, look, you know, the first amendment many says we can protest and call to get our government to address grievances.

that keeps the party united. education keeps the party united. i think you can move a budget bill earlier than you typically move a budget bill and get reconciliation. that most very quickly. then you have the slower track, which is the senate. the senate will be slower for a lot of reasons. it will be slower because it is the senate. it will be slower because they have to appoint all of these nominees. in the supreme court will happen in the first 100 days. i think it is less of a what trump does -- ok, who he will survey change things, but it is how the democrats react. to it it will be their first task. i cannot imagine mcconnell will change the rule unless he feels the democrats are forcing him to change the rules. if that happens, then that changes the way we look at the second 100 days, third 100 days and everything forward. it will be a cap later risk the democrats make on how hard to push. it will be a calculated risk on how trump -- it will be a cap later risk on how far trump wants to go. do we throw down the dice or keep on going? >> t

that keeps the party united. i think education keeps the party united. i think you can move a budget bill earlier than typically, to get reconciliation. .hat moves very quickly then, you have the third and slower track, the senate. the senate will be slower for a lot of reasons. it will be slower because they have to appoint all of these nominees and because the supreme court will probably happen in the first 100 days. i think it is less of what trump maybe he nominates will change things. but it is how the democrats react. i can't imagine mcconnell will go up there and change the rules, unless he feels the democrats are forcing him.and if that happens , that changes the way we look at the second 100 days and the third 100 days, and everything forward. it will be a calculated risk the democrats make on how hard to push. it will be a calculated risk that trump makes on how hard he wants to go. there is a real likelihood that this is the first of at least two, and probably three justices, he will get a crack at. is this where we throw down the dice, or do

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that keeps the party united. i think education keeps the party united. i think you can move a budget bill earlier than typically, to get reconciliation. .hat moves very quickly then, you have the third and slower track, the senate. the senate will be slower for a lot of reasons. it will be slower because they have to appoint all of these nominees and because the supreme court will probably happen in the first 100 days. i think it is less of what trump maybe he nominates will change things. but it is how the democrats react. i can't imagine mcconnell will go up there and change the rules, unless he feels the democrats are forcing him.and if that happens , that changes the way we look at the second 100 days and the third 100 days, and everything forward. it will be a calculated risk the democrats make on how hard to push. it will be a calculated risk that trump makes on how hard he wants to go. there is a real likelihood that this is the first of at least two, and probably three justices, he will get a crack at. is this where we throw down the dice, or do

i think that keeps the party united. i think education keeps the party withdrew nighted. i think that you can move a budget bill earlier than you typically move a budget bill and get reconciliation. that moves very quickly. and then you have the third and slower track which is the senate. the senate is always slower. the senate is going to be slower for a lot of reasons. it's going to be slower because it's the senate. it's going to be slower because they have to appoint all of these nominees an it's going to be slower because the supreme court is probably going to happen in the first 100 days. it's less of what trump does -- okay, who he nominates is certainly going to change things but it's thousand democrats react to it. it will be their first test and i can't imagine that mcconnell is going to go up there and change the ruls unless he feels the democrats are forcing him to change the rules. if that happens then that changes the way we look at the second 100 days and everything forward it's going to be a calculated risk that the democrats make on how hard to push and i

i think that keeps the party united. i think education keeps the party withdrew nighted. i think that you can move a budget bill earlier than you typically move a budget bill and get reconciliation. that moves very quickly. and then you have the third and slower track which is the senate. the senate is always slower. the senate is going to be slower for a lot of reasons. it's going to be slower because it's the senate. it's going to be slower because they have to appoint all of these nominees an it's going to be slower because the supreme court is probably going to happen in the first 100 days. it's less of what trump does -- okay, who he nominates is certainly going to change things but it's thousand democrats react to it. it will be their first test and i can't imagine that mcconnell is going to go up there and change the ruls unless he feels the democrats are forcing him to change the rules. if that happens then that changes the way we look at the second 100 days and everything forward it's going to be a calculated risk that the democrats make on how hard to push and i

are the members of the top parties in the united states saying that he wants to upset the apple cart so nothing is recognizable again? >> of course, they do not officially. particularly, the party apparatus is quite behind him. and i still wonder why, actually. but for that matter, i think the biggest threat actually is in the attack on democracy itself. and the republican party has yet to become aware of it in its structure. commentsat are the coming from donald trump? are they donald trump, or do they mirror what america has become? >> i think they definitely do. toas in the states from 2009 2013 when the tea party rose. i saw many demonstrations where barack obama was projected as adolf hitler, as a monkey. this vicious tone has been there for quite some time, but trump has perfected ringing -- perfected bringing it to the big screen. he is a media professional. he has raised this to a new level. brian: so, reality nation becomes reality television. a reality president. >> if he becomes the president. but i think so. >> he is taking advantage of the fact that the entire tea party u

party together. i really think we have seen him take good faith efforts to try to unite the party.ther it's giving the nod to paul ryan to run again as speaker of the house or tapping some of these different individuals. even someone as i mentioned before like nikki haley who has been critical or mitt romney who has been probably his biggest critic. i think that would go a long way in uniting the party. >> one observer says donald trump has this way of throwing shiny object over here and might surprise with you entirely different pick. john bolton comes to mind. >> although he dame to the foreearly. he has faded. he was also furiously attacked not because he was anti-trump or neocon, a word that is thrown around washington without any meaning but has baggage from the decisions made in the bush years. but, i think the one person who might come out of the cold or might come out as a shiny surprise would be petraeus. >> next up. the friday lightning round. >> not that, you know, hacking or fraud has necessarily taken place. i don't think we have evidence of that. but i think it's only

. >> i think you have to have a vision to at the party unit at county level at the precinct level. >> minnesota democratic congressman keith ill i son is -- that key job unoccupied after resignation of debbie wasserman schultz following wiki leaks of dnc emails in summer and tarnishing of chair donna brazil showed to have past debate questions in advance of hillary clinton be the foil to what they see as donald trump. and soon to be senate minority leader shuman and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> on virtually every issue raising minimum wage. climate change. equity for women and rebuilding infrastructure making public colleges and university tuition free. that's the majority. >> former vermont governo howard dean believes reaching out to young voters will bring victory again. he is considering running for dnc chair. >> i'm considering doing that and i don't -- although i would be happier in supportive role as chairperson i thought was great we have to have a full time chair. >> it's not just white house, senate and house of representatives democrats came up short on tuesday.

they're going to fight tooth and -- trish: don't you want a united party? o want a united party, but at the end of the day, the party should have been united by the convention. you know, at that point in time, we had a nominee -- [laughter] trish: so mitt romney, in your view, huh-uh. >> i just, listen, it's not, it's not my choice. it's donald trump's choice, and whatever reason, i just think there are other people who are stronger in the -- trish: all right. rudy giuliani supported him, a lot of people say, you know, giuliani when it comes to security, defense, he has some specialties there, but maybe not when it, you know, it comes to secretary of state. >> i would, i would argue that rudy probably has traveled the world a lot more than mitt romney has. let's put mitt romney in proper perspective, and i don't want to make this about -- mitt romney was governor of massachusetts for four years, two of those years he actually served as governor, two years he traveled the country as raising money, basically in the last year he wasn't even in the state running

party now, certainly, and he's made that very clear. he's just said he has no interest in pursuing these charges. >> yeah. >> that he wants to unite the party -- excuse me, unite the country, and he wants to move forward, not backward. he has said that. he can't control what other people do, he's the president of the united states. >> he can control it. he can control it. >> no, that's not true. then you're suggesting that president obama was interfering or should have interfered somehow with hillary's emails. there's no indication of that. >> i just wondered if he's ruled out a pardon, because the advantage of a pardon, the president has the ability to do it. it would call off the dogs and say there is no reason to invest in it. i'm not saying she's innocent, i'm just saying that's part of my ability to take office, i'm just ending it right there. he could do that. >> he hasn't said that and that's not a conversation we've had one way or the other. >> do you think he would rule it out? >> i just don't know where his head is on that. it's not a conversation we had. you saw what he said today. i think he made a lot of news yesterday and toda

i think that keeps the party united. i think education keeps the party united. i think you can move a budget bill earlier than you can typically move a budget bill and get reconciliation. that moves very quickly. and then you have a third and slower track which is the senate and the senate is always slow. the senate is going to be slower for a lot of reasons. it's going to be slower because they have to appoint all these nominees and it's going to be slower because the supreme court will possibly happen in the first 100 days and it's less of a what trump does, okay, i shouldn't say that.who would he nominate and that certainly will change things but how the democrats react to it. it will be their first task and i can't imagine that mcconnell is going to go up there and change the rules unless he feels the democrats are forcing them to change the rules and if that happens, that changes the way we look at the second 100 days, third 100 days and everything forward. it's going to be a calculated riskthe democrats make on how hard to push . and it will be a calculate

we have to go directly to the people from the party unit by strengthening folks at the grass-roots level to bring a message of economic prosperity for working people. that's what we gotta do. >> the job of dnc chair many full-time job. david axlerod, president obama's political adviser said -- you heard howard dean in announcing says as much as he likes you he said he didn't think you can do the job of dnc chair and do the job in congress. what is your vision for the party? do you have a vision to strengthen the grass-roots and help them turn out people in their local community ies? >> you can do both jobs? >> yes, i can. but the fact is is that the real question is not about one person. it's not about an individual. it's about millions of people working all over this country to reach out in their local communities. the dnc chair has to help them do that and have a vision for that and ten way. if you decide not to run, why would that be? what's the reason not to do it, if you decide not to do it? >> because there's a lot of places that i can serve. i'm going to -- i'm going to fight to r

. >> i'm all for party unit y i'm not sure that we have to pay for that with secretary of state position. again, let me repeat, what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect. it's just the backlash from the grassroots. i'm hearing people say my parents died penniless but i gave $216 to donald trump's campaign and i would feel betrayed. you hear people saying i thought we got rid of this type. i'm just saying that there were -- we don't even know if mitt romney vote for the record donald trump. >> i want to bring in our panel. andre joins us again, andre bauer, a trump supporter representing the left. marc lamont-hill, cnn commentator. thank you for coming back. kellyanne conway right, will trump's core base feel betrayed if he goes with romney? >> there's some people still that voted for -- that supported both of them. i voted for both of them. but there are some people that really would like to see the swamp totally drained. they want to see the whole system changed in washington. they don't want to see a repeat. they want to see new faces, new ideas and ne

i understand the democratic and republican party united against it? >> there's a lot of debate on this. los angeles county in 2012 made this a requirement that you would have to wear a condom in an adult film and there's some other regulations on it. prooppone p proponents say it's safer for the system but what we saw pornography makers left los angeles county. they just went to the next door county because for them, it was less of an issue and really inhibits their business. so the big fear from a lot of businesses and parties is you see the porn industry leave california entirely. so it's got a lot of opposition. it is favored to pass but maybe close. we'll watch very closely on election night to see what happens because the economic arguments, fairly strong out there. a lot of editorial boards that have come out against it saying it's pretty infringing on free speech effectively but at the same time, seems logical and we preach safe sex in other circumstances so why not in an industry where sex is the business? >> not all the fun is in california.

party unit bringing as what they say is bringing that base home, bringing the republicans home.if he can do well in wisconsin, that's going to help ron johnson and maybe steal a state like that where no one is expecting. >> but no paul ryan? >> paul ryan had a busy day today. [ laughter ] >> before we jump to turning the blue states, you have -- i mean you have a candidate who is down in the -- regardless of whether or not there is momentum and shifting or whatever, to sweep every swing state and you're down in the polls, and in most of the swing states you're still down even if you narrowed the gap -- >> what polls have you been looking at? >> i'm looking at the polls that show him down. i'm sorry what are you saying he's not down in colorado? >> have you looked at the abc poll? ohio? >> have you looked at the six swing states we put on the board? >> sure. >> is he ahead? >> he's ahead in florida and ohio, and within two points of pennsylvania. >> that means down. >> in one of those, one. >> there's six of them, right? >> he doesn't have to win all six. >> he's ahead in two. th

. >> briann a traditional election, it would be difficult for donald trump, to united republican party around him and winning a blue state would be extraordinarily difficult, yet what trump campaign advisors are telling me tonight, is that new mexico, michigan, wisconsin, they see as they put it, republican voters coming home because of this new controversy from the fbi probe, and that is prompting voters here in the milwaukee suburbs and the albuquerque suburbs to go to trump and if you add in working-class independents and democrats, that's how they think trump has a path, a tough path, but possible one. >> let's and the republican here at the table. are you coming home or going home or leaving the building? >> i can't find home with the life of me with the head lamp and the maps in the world. so i talked to three consultants today who are working on the gop senate map, which before friday, was looking a little grim. they're feeling like even some of the most vollmerable republican incumbent senators like kelly ayotte may make it. they do not think donald trump will win. that's becau

vision to strengthen the grass roots, to strengthen the grass roots at the party -- at the party unit, at the county and precinct level and then to help motivate and facilitate the local grass roots to get out there and turn out the vote and boost turnout and then to help govern and in places where we do hold city councils and state legislatures and then also be part of that loyal opposition. we need to on turnout. that's how we come back and we can come back. it's simply a matter of energy and resources. >> you've said that the party has spent -- had a little too much focus on fund-raising, not enough on the grass roots. >> well, i do believe that we should have to make the voters first. not the donors first. i love the donors and we thank them but it has to be that -- the guys in the barber shop, the lady at the diner, the folks who i've got to be our focus, they've got to be a laser beam focus on everything we do and everything we do should animate and empower them at the grass roots level for working people across this country. that's how we come back. >> a lot of energy in the st

. >> we are just trying to get two political parties to unite, come together under one cause. both hillary and obama said we need to come together. make this a smooth transmission -- transition. including tempe and asu officers when we arrived as things wrapped up but as far as that, everyone dispersed peacefully once the protest was over. amanda goodman cbs 5 news. >>> and students from at least three phoenix high schools walked out of class today, walking to the state capital to protest donald trump winning the presidency. the students from central, maryvale, trevor brown, and more staged the protest. many of the students say trump does not represent them. news in phoenix happening right now. camelback road is now closed between 16th and 18th streets after a man was hit and killed by a car. firefighters on the scene tell us that the driver didn't stop and is now staying on the scene to cooperate. >> i can't say enough about him but i do appreciate the outpouring of support and he is going to be so very missed. >> a community and morning after shallow police officer killed. o

it's the communist party. united technologies. maybe they say no to our diapers, baby formulas, shampoo, toothpaste or take away slots from our airlines or slap tariffs on our cars. if that happens, the earnings estimates will be slashed for many of the stocks that rallied today. six, what if the move in interest rates keeps accelerating? mortgage rates go up too fast, housing does get hurt. those housing stocks already were jarred today. in the meantime, the bond market equivalent stocks, the big consumer packaged goods companies with high yields and trusts and the utilities, well, their stocks will be annihilated. finally, what happens if we start drilling for more oil at the same time the dollar soars because of our higher interest rates? an american-made glut in oil has typically meant lower stock prices. a stronger dollar clips earnings estimates for the big international enterprises. i'm not saying be careful for what you wish for. this rally was terrific. my bottom line, i'm simply sobering narratives. don't get cocky. reli

we have to go directly to the people from the party unit by strengthening folks at the grass-roots level economic prosperity for working people. that's what we gotta do. >> the job of dnc chair many people believe now is a big full-time job. david axelrod, president obama's long time political adviserer said that he is agnostic as to who, but the dems should piblg a full time party chair, because the job just became infinitely more demanding and important. and howard dean announcing said that as much as he likes you, you can't do both the job of the dnc chair and serve in congress. what do you say to that? >> i think that the most important criteria is vision. what is your vision for the party? do you have a vision to strengthen the grass-roots and help them turn out people in their local communities? >> you can do both jobs? >> yes, i can. but the fact is is that the real question is not about one person. it's not about an individual. it's about millions of people working all over this country to reach out in their local communities. the dnc chair has to help them do that and have a vis