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studios, and here in studio with me is tom doherty, former senior adviser to george pataki. bill, let's start with you. chris christie, a big win. but when you look at the exit polls in a hypothetical match up to hillary clinton he would lose in his own state. >> it tells us that new jersey is still a blue state, and hillary clinton is still a very popular figure there. look, christie won, he was expected to win. he got a third of the democratic vote. that's what republicans can only dream of, a third of the democratic vote. republicans cuccinelli should have won virginia, why? because obama is very unoh popular in virginia. his popularity dropped by a large number percentage of the vote from 2009 to today. in that situation with obama still unpopular in virginia it should have been an easy republican win. it wasn't because the tea party which is what cuccinelli is closely associated with just doesn't sell in a swing state like virginia. >> let's focus on christie for a second. he has captured the attention of the country. he knows it goes beyond new jersey. here he is on th

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with former new york governor pataki, and charlie rangel, and still wincing from the president comparing the rollouts. and ralph nader. and we encourage you to tweet us. your one-stop-shop for the best political economic coverage, period. >>> want to switch quickly to toronto, where the mayor of that fine city, the fourth largest in north america, is completing what appears to be a hat trick of mayors gone bad, or appearing to go bad. he is going to admit, we're told, any minute that, yes, indeed, i did smoke crack cocaine. something that he had argued he had never done, was shooing media out of his house, property, a little while ago. that was then. this is now. a bigamy ya cull pa right now. it's -- a big mea culpa. and'm enormous volatility in toronto debt today. another stick could be rudderless. if this rings a built should. san diego, bob filner. detroit, kwame kilpatrick. 28 years now in the slammer. could we complete the hat trick with yet another fool? after this. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you kn

in other words, back during the pataki era, they let laws go through so now, landlord if you had an affordablehey do a certain amount of repairs can take that apartment and put it on the market rate. for instance the building i live in when i moved in. 25 years ago there were all of us were rent stablized. there are three left. in my building i am living in. you see economic inequality tearing away at new york. >> worse now than ever. >> feeding record homelessness in new york city. tonight we have 51,000 people in homeless shelters including 21,000 kids. when somebody has, you know, an illness in their family or, they have to stay home like i did yesterday to take carry of a sick kid. they fall behind in their rent. if they lose that apartment, they're never going to be able to fight their way back into the housing market without help. >> i will come back to that in a minute. about the, the -- tand how peope have leases they're hanging on to with their fingertips. then they fall through the safety net. they become homeless. i want people to understand, you sort of started doing this when? >>

joining us to discuss this is tom dorney, strategist and advisor to george pataki. happy thanksgiving. thank you for coming in. other sections of congress passed more than 100 bills by the time the thanksgiving recess comes up. is this a sign that this congress has been unproductive. >> it's a sign the government is ineffective. the problem that we are almost acting - our federal government is almost acting like a 3-year-old is the attention span comes and goes. they can't stay focused. only a month ago there was a crisis in syria. i was commenting to someone recently that once the government shutdown happened the civil war in syria ended. we have not heard about the syrian civil war. >> there's no follow up. >> how do you change that? >> look, the long-term answer is we need this in this country. if the american people want to elect someone they should have the right. the problem is every elected official has an eye on the next election. it's what can i say, what can i do for my small constituency and placate the group. >> as opposed to thinking longer term. >> and