he did nothing about changing the unionbusting. let's think it through. let's get an administration that means prosperity for everybody. mr. mckinnon: now he was a natural. [laughter] dr. meirick: the notion of being telegenic was a new idea. i think bernie sanders would really like that. mr. mckinnon: we are going to move ahead to 1972 and the next couple of ads are going to show a kind of ad that deals with the flip-flop. this one was attacking the governor. -- attacking mcgovern. >> this is a classic campaign ad where you show your opponent saying something differently. this is a great ad against john kerry in 1984. we discovered, we got some video of john kerry windsurfing. not a lot of people in america windsurf and he is wearing these outrageous purple shorts and doing this out near some yachts. ross came up with this brilliant ad with great music and it proved very effective. >> in 1967, george mcgovern suggested regulating marijuana along the same lines of alcohol. now he is against legalizing it and says he always has been. last january, he sugge

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the other thing is unionbusting. milwaukee was the epicenter of the workforce in america., they started nesting unions and going after workers before they did the trade deals. deals mistake, the trade have cost us millions of jobs. when those economists who supported those trade deals say that it's other things, they are right but they better look in the mirror and realize they have made a terrible mistake. people like paul krugman who call themselves progressives ought to be ashamed of themselves for undercutting the american worker the way they did. i don't care if they call himself a liberal or a conservative, they hurt us. host: joining us from milwaukee's john sly sylvester, host of his radio show," the drive home." there is this headline in "the new york times" - what do you make of the republican talk radio hosts who have been critical of mr. trump and trying to stop him in the state of wisconsin? peoplethese are the same who do scott walker's bidding. milwaukeecome out of but they broadcast to the suburbs of milwaukee, not the city. they are very economically conse