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. >>> joining us now, democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, nebraska of the schleck committeeline forum just security, ryan goodman. he served as special counsel at the department of defense. good to have you both. joe scarborough, i'll let you have the first question for joe manchin. >> all right. hey, senator. great to have you here. we have about 25, 30 questions we'd like to ask you about trump's tweet sessions, et cetera. >> let's go, joe. >> you are uniquely qualified to answer the question we've been asking this morning, which is what do the democrats do to reconnect with working class voters? i'm going to be specific here and say what joe biden and what ed rendell said back in the dnc. specifically, white working-class voters in states like west virginia. so democrats can start winning there again. >> democrats in rural america, like rural west virginia, felt like the national democratic party have left them and forgotten them. it was always about the working person. we've overregulated to the point so we're so politically correct we can't do anything, so taking our jo