trumbull county, my hometown, president obama, john kerry won it. 60% twice.onald trump won it with 55%. those swing voters, 20% to 30% of people, who are they, dan? what was your opinion at the end of the day when you explained to our audience today who might not spend much time in iowa or ohio? >> let me just preface this by saying there are 100 counties in the country, give or take, that voted at least five times in a row for a democratic presidential nominee that then flipped to donald trump in 2016. in some cases, of those counties it was six elections in a row or 7, 8, 10 or in a couple of cases, 12 or 14. half of those counties are in the upper midwest in the four states of minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, illinois. that was one of the reasons i cops traited on that. a lot of them are along or adjacent to the mississippi river. these are, you know, americans. these are working people. they are people who are farmers, small business people. they work in fact, list. they're teachers. you know, they are all kinds of different people. hugh, one of the things tha

trumbull said they are not going to do anything now. he was right. it is clear from the federal register there was a small flurry of promotion. that indicated some supervisors had been waiting to put women in this clerkships because they believed they had earned it and deserved it but there was not an , appreciable number. so much so that the quartermaster felt compelled to write a letter of thanks to secretary of war edwin stanton when he agreed to put emma sedgwick on the greater class. he wrote, "it is an acknowledgment of an incentive to faithful service and is executing a law of congress which has not been sufficiently acted on." it would not be sufficiently acted on for many, many years. with tight budgets, no congressional mandate, and an endless supply of female applicants, department has her agonizingly slow in promoting women. in more than 30 1901, years after senator welch declared it was "ignoble prejudice to make any distinction in the payment of labor simply because the labor is a female," 43% of women in the treasury department still o

the doesn't know how to put off the intentions of trumbull and i think now with the situation that is a combination of perform active politics from prism if we can see it that way and also a piecemeal tactics when they have a trump runs into problems he has to figure out this too asterix of politics in front of governments yet the difference between what is said in front of government and what is done in the firms in particular in syria is a huge and i think now we have been talking about the rise of bernie canoes and i think that we have to pay attention to something new is the way need for them in. washington by. and now it becomes like this with great power that has lost its focus and also probably has put so much on his plate that he can handle now we have the future is commission next month with iran and the nuclear there we have the upcoming summit with the north korean leader there so so much to deal with and i think now has probably a lot of the expectations of the public in this region of the world by embrace in so many adventures and then he can not deliver much what i you r

and that learn how to live with it and donald trumbull is looks like he will lose just before he wentas a remarkable capability of winning i have been a supporter and have watched him and when he began to run for the presidency i was very enthusiastic again it will be disruptive to the leftist agenda they don't want the american people so i have identified those intelligence working closely with trump that this is a narrative goes back to the fact the constitutional be preserved and donald trump will turn the tide and he has weathered the first attack with the attempt to teach him has failed and i say that because to have that indictment of those wacky russians posting things on the internet that the department of justice said did not influence the election and donald trump did not get involved with and that is all we got to have a prosecution of general flynn for lying which i'm not sure that he did but this is the first attempt and it failed so now what happens is he loses the counterattack and the initial stages of that maybe one year or two years but before he is done i'm convince

about the tennis ball generally to discredit the media even by elected officials like president trumbull or other governments who've talked about fake news such that it actually makes the media sort of look like they're all in one lump and they all unreliable. yeah this is this is a growing problem and when it comes from someone like the president the united states it really does undermine the work of journalists and the value of the reporting that they doing by smearing them as liars and enemies of the people and accusing them of peddling fake news this is not fake news is not a problem that most journalists face because they are trying to do a decent and honest job but what we see is that other countries now have taken their lead maybe from the united states and dismissing the good investigative work of journalists as fake news in order to get a free pass on scrutiny and being held the power this is happening in the philippines it's happened even in malaysia recently where they've passed a law and actually convicted someone for so. peddling fake news this is a worrying trend and someth