the stacey abrams win last night also got a lot of attention. in your estimation, what does her victory mean? >> reporter: well, it's going to test a theory that she has. there are 800,000 unregistered women and minority voters in georgia. she would like to get as many them registered as possible, combine them with registered democrats in the state and she if she can make a run for it. but it will be an uphill climb. >> glor: she has a big uphill climb. a lot of people watching. ed, good to have you here. coming up on the "cbs evening news" tonight. new concerns about women and lung cancer, even for nonsmokers. can be a big bad problem that you could spread to family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. but you can help prevent this. talk to your doctor today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. because dangers don't just exist in fairytales. a wealth of information. a wealth of perspective. ♪ a wealth of opportunities. that's the clari

well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser parros me bash kaiser and stacey herbert i want to thank our special guests. mish and some are us some us if you want to catch us on twitter it's cause report it's election time my all. about your sudden passing i have only just learned you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each pair. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave the funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with this one to. speak to us there are no other takers. claimed that mainstream media has met its maker. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development only perso

i thought it's interesting in georgia it's not that stacey abrams won over stacey evans.ndidate over the white candidate. the number she won by means a lot of progressive voters voted for her, too. it was not as racially split as people thought it would be. what do you see down in georgia. >> i think you do see it. does that hold over to the general electorate where you do have republicans running ads about immigration buses? right. and when you look at how none who alot of democrats thought was a great candidate -- >> the perfect paper candidate. >> and she got her hat handed to her among suburban white women. if she can swing women at a bigger pace she has a chance. >> if republicans hold onto the senate it will be because they had women nominees in two of the most important races they are dealing with, arizona and test tennessee. >> impressive ones. the republican party needs to do better on this. the most terrifying numbers in virginia were the number we lost by the younger voters and the number we lost of women. the reason groups have been backing their opponents is

>>> and stacey versus stacey. how the ideological fight for the soul of the democratic party is playing out in tonight's gubernatorial primary in georgia. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcomes to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with a politically motivated investigation, which is out to prove that bob mueller's investigation is politically motivated. so wrap your head around that for a moment. folks, right now the president and his allies in congress continue their campaign to distract from the russia investigation and they hope, discredit it. a group of house republicans today introduced legislation to appoint a special counsel to investigate essentially any number of the president's political enemies, from leaders in the justice department to hillary clinton. the republican chairman of the senate homeland security committee, ron johnson, is trying to dig up more dirt about the fbi's handling of the steele dossier. now, this all follows the presid

that is one of the reasons i am thrilled to see stacey abrams on -- won the primary in georgia last nighti supported her in the primary and i look forward to supporting her campaign. governor cuomo is not doing all of this alone. we are fortunate to have a really terrific delegation representing us in washington, committed elected officials, like my longtime friend who just addressed to you. [applause] exciting candidates up and down the ticket. the very real challenges, i am inspired by the grassroots energy and activism we are seeing across america. people in every corner of this state are mounting a massive resistance, from the students marching to demand an end to gun violence, for the people from all walks of life standing with immigrants and dreamers, to the advocates speaking out for criminal justice reform. that is one of the reasons i started a new group to support these people and groups on the front lines to fight for our shared progressive values. i am also really inspired by women making their voices heard like never before. [cheers and applause] it was women lawyers who firs

are you a big supporter of stacey abrams? >> oh, definitely. like, a great example of being unapologetically black, you know what i mean? like, that's happening a lot right now. you know, meghan markle had her wedding, right? >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and it was like a black history month presentation. [ laughter ] all right? beyonce turned coachella into "the wiz." [ laughter ] and stacey abrams quite possibly is going to be the first governor to have sisterlocks. now, i know there's white people at home going, "what the hell is sisterlocks?" look. just google it. 'cause black people, we've had to google things like "hacky sack" and "why do white people wave at boats?" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hacky sack. [ light laughter ] it's fun to wave at boats. >> is it? >> jimmy: yeah, it's pretty cool, yeah. >> listen, i'm proud of her. you know what i'm saying? and i'm inspired. >> jimmy: are you saying you're going to run for governor? >> hell, no. i'ma run for president, okay? [ cheers and applause ] yamaneika for president in 2020! i'ma win! >>

max all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiserin for with me max geyser stacey i really want to thank our guests marshall long miner and now with ios dot fish and you can catch that on line. dot fish if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. summit or no summit that's the question north korea's threat of a no show when single for on june twelfth is a reminder to washington that north korea will not merely cave to american demands if there's going to be an agreement it's going to take time and patience. with this manufactured sentenced to public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine go around. the room see. the. united states. and its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is play some military press or countries a talking about. and there has to be an effort to. that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the hate. and so we need to make rules for the rest of. us without us there will be. those other. shallow grave mo

stacey abrams, congratulations on your victory.t was remarkable to bet the push notification from "the new york times" last night. it really was. >> thank you. >> when you think about the history of the country. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> stacey abrams is part of the bigger story as well, we should note there is a remarkable surge in women democratic nominees this year. among democratic nominees just in the house of representatives this year, for example, over 40% just so far women compared to 2016 when under 30% of candidates were. and that's just for house of representatives races. hopes and momentum can help take her all the way to the governor's mansion, cynthia nixon joins me live, next. night in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks

as a financial survival stacey. let's say i'm not sure i get. the fight well street strong thank you for. telling the story that's right if you looked at slavery. looking good the latest. one could fit in. with. the e.u. slums the u.s. decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. ukraine cracks down on the russian journalists raging at news bureau in kiev under arresting the director . is right. and it keeps going. and took as president i do and condemns israel's use of lethal force against palestinian protest made mounting anger across the muslim world. over the latest on these stories head to call coming up because a report looks that european alternatives to the american money transfer system known as swift he said than done and if you're watching us in the u.k. next it's been bust. nice guys are ok you know what a rube goldberg machine is right just like a mouse with like fifteen different ways to get the ball through the hoop down the slide over to the roundabout and then joel. donald trump yes stacey that was a rube goldberg opening nobo

art quite sure about these jokes that steady men stacey mentions you can you can check out in that flick that it's available one hundred eighty countries but she talks about your mom is that an intentional thing or is it just that you find her funny so she comes up in your comedy but mother is funny but it's not just me i think objectively people who meet her i think her charm charm by her she's very quick. i think so much of not only like being witty comes from her but also taking frustrating hard situations and being able to turn that into something positive how do you recycle pain and turn into something that can bring joy to yourself and other people and i think my mom said to do that and some ways to survive that's what a lot of us have to do to survive when you're dealing with different kinds of pain do you mind if i play a little clip of you talking about your mom yes absolutely let's have a look. you know when you're like an adult child and you like try to push your limits with your parents. you know you're basically acting like a jerk and you know you can get away with really go

amy: in another big primary day for democratic women, stacey abrams made history in georgia by becomingfirst african-american woman to win a major party's nomination for governor in u.s. history. we will look at tuesday's elections results with

stacey cunningham will be promoted to the role from her current position of chief operating officer.and the technology—focused nasdaq exchange will now be run by women. do you know the difference between your "best before" and "use by" dates? tesco says many don't — and it leads to people throwing away "perfectly edible food". so the supermarket is getting rid of "best before" labels from many fresh produce lines, including apples, potatoes, lemons, and onions. as we've been hearing, marks and spencer has announced today it will close more stores as part of its restructuring programme. so what do we know? in all, 100 stores are to close by 2022. of the 100 stores, 21 have already been shut and m&s has now revealed the location 01:14 further sites to close, and they include kettering, bayswater, and stockton. this is all part of a revamp that was started in november 2016. we've been asking customers at the holloway road store — which is closing after 105 years — for their response. i'm really shocked, i'm totally gutted. it is going to change the community completely. when the wood gr

joining us now is stacey widlitz, a cnbc contributor.e ita italy, interest rates, eu, deutsche bank, if i just cut through the noise, under armour, foot locker, a couple other retail stocks are soaring up more than 20% this month how come >> you're seeing a couple things you're seeing all of these taken down numbers coming through and expectations have been incredibly low more importantly what you're seeing particularly in the wholesale footwear space is lean inventory. so while the likes of dick's and foot locker are up massively, the comps still are negative the growth margins are healthier and that is moving these stocks. these are very much a back half story. >> what do you mean a back half story? >> meaning that the same-store sales are still negative, even at dick's they got worse this quarter. so the stocks are trading, low expect takes, short interest, and certainly better margins but the comps need to improve and potentially turn positive in the second half of the year in order for these stocks to continue working and that's the

listening and getting a lot of value so in my swim my presentation where stacey and i are on stage you know we were talking in the sense that there is going to be a battle between block chain and the state that people need brother cells for this is not going to be any handshake reconciliation between the state and bloc say it's going to be a conflict it's going to get more heated. how do you how do you see that i mean when you heard our presentation what did impression that it make on you like what do you think about that about the problem block chain response the government i feel like sometimes the government does a little bit like stifles innovation sometimes and that's not ideal obviously we're trying to innovate and falls because problems and we can't have that constraint sometimes. we need to have a government that allows innovation encourages it without having like a clamp on or trying to regulate it in any way. going to follow up on the green with that everything has sat whatever he said right now i think it's suppressing innovation and i think it really needs to change so you

stacey butler has the story. wo women are finding harmony after discovering they had a lot in common.ausc student was determined to find the woman who donated her egg and gave her life.kcal9's stacey butler explains how a need to pay for college 18 years ago, led to the amazing story."i answered an ad in the daily trojan, looking for egg donors. and i got matched up with a couple," recalls amy throckmorton. it was 1999. throckmorton had no idea if her egg was ever used.she started a career, then a family and moved to san diego. she often wondered about her egg."as i got older and closer to 40 i knew that if it had been successful, that person would possibly be an adult," says throckmorton.fast forward to 2018. elizabeth gaba, who goes by gaba, joined usc's award-winning a capella group, the socal vocals. at 18, she was also eligible to access the file of her egg donor.the woman turned out to be an alpha phi at usc but all she had was a grainy photo. gaba's friend contacted every alpha phi in that graduating class and found her."i received a text message, that was like, are you sitting

max kaiser financial survival guide stacey let's learn about the bailout let's say i'm the troika and your theory is greece on the banks of the fight well street spot thank you for. the story that's right if you looked at slavery. you got the latest.

stacey abrams won the georgia's race making her the first female nominee by a major party for the position. a texan won the democratic run off. she's the first openly gay latina to win the nomination in that state. >> coming up, recreational pot sales not bringing in as much as expected for the state of california. what the can bus industry is blaming. >> it's the new black panther comic with the exclusive oakland cover. i'll take you inside the oakland store selling them coming up. >> and we have the thick marine layer hanging around the waters. temperatures are cooler than average. we have a chance a storm in a little bit. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. copy of the exclusive oakland cover of the new black pather comic. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores was th the doors opened. wraps around . >>>black panther fans lined up to get a copy of the new comic. >> we were there as the doors opened. >> the line wraps around the building here. the owner tells me he ordered 3,000 cop

did stacey cunningham get this job because she's a woman? >> absolutely not. it based on her experience and talent. she worked hard as a specialist. she worked hard at the nasdaq. she was smart enough to come back to the yankees and now, you know, having been chief operating officer, having shepherded the technological innovations that accommodate the new structure of markets as regulated by the s.e.c., i think she's done it all. and that's the kind of a person you want running the exchange. i will borrow from a phrase that was often used about me by my mentor, who said to me one day, when i was about to leave the exchange, because i was passed over for chairman, he looked at me and he said, you were born to run this place just stay right where you are. stacey was born to run the new york stock exchange and she's going to do a fabulous job >> dick, it's scott wapner it is nice to talk to you again. what do you think the exchange is going to look like in the future under miss cunningham she told us in our interview today, i certainly hope we're still here on th

donald trump yes stacey that was a rube goldberg opening nobody knows quite what she said but i'm going to start with the donald trump tweet and nobody ever knows quite what he's saying either and that is president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies e.t.e. a way to get back into business fast too many jobs in china last commerce department has been instructed to get it done this is a story highlighting the capricious nature of a us dollar empire remember we've had this exorbitant privilege for the last forty years since one nine hundred seventy one since we went off the gold standard we've had this exorbitant privilege as charles the goals of government pointed out that we were able to basically print money and get free goods from the rest of the world and this worked out quite well for a very long time and led to globalization and a rise in global living standards and now it feels like once we erected one trade barrier one basically barrier by a swift to this financial this dollar financial system a few years ago against iran and at that time

. >> you can see the rest of that interview on our website, cnbc.com let's bring in stacey widlitz toabout that. of course they will say the death of retail is greatly exaggerated. clearly he has a big stake in the game you and i watch retail closely, too. we want to see signs of success. is he too optimistic >> you know what in tommy hilfiger's case, he's not too optimistic because they are the poster child for a brand that has turned themselves around, made themselves more relevant through collaborations with gigi hadid, they did runway to store they're doing what every brand out there should be doing. when we talk about retail in general there are the haves and have-nots. >> let's talk about that we know who the have is. we mention them all the time, amazon, online, everything else. as you look at where the prospects are, how do you segment out who the haves are and why they have, and who the have-nots are and why they don't have what the other haves have >> that's a lot of haves i think very much if you look at retail, it's brand turnout oriented i think if you look at the discoun

-prize or financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm the troika and you're a piece. of the fight. thank you for. the story that's right. that's slavery. vast areas of the western u.s.s.r. lay in ruins more than fourteen million civilians have been killed practically every village in belarus and ukraine at a trench nearby where hundreds of old men women and children were executed. that's how they acted on soviet soil. this flood of us old dusty hole stations are dug in the sea a kindle even when they where is no heed to read them saying it's the us when you gain time the word and and the soviet issue failed crucial on the humvee of the city team don't you going to see cash out of the beatles as so and then i aspire a lot of us come see us get ever be out you know we hum needs to ace galloped and as stand that greek to endeavor. to add in then. does d. . a so it dat in the here and in the roast so didn't he in then c. and c. are for i see how moans so close to see. where i found my brought order out cut off think is why i see the nick to s. into. seriousness i

she won overwhelmingly over stacey evans.e favorite, not expected to be by this margin. the theory behind the abrams campaign, you hear so much about democrats in the trump era, win back trump voters, win back republicans, reach out to folks who have maybe given up on the democratic party. abrams says basically it's about exciting democratic constituencies, democratic voters, nonwhites, young people, single women. it's not necessarily about reaching out to trump voters, it's about expanding the democratic pie. her opponent, we'll find out. there's going to be a runoff on the republican side, cagle and kemp. in kentucky, democrats have a chance to flip a congressional seat in kentucky. this was the candidate recruiting by the democratic campaign committee in washington. this is the woman who won, an upset. amy mcgrath, a former fighter pilot. she had an ad that went viral. she talked about being a girl, wanting to be a pilot, being told no. caught fire online, raised millions of dollars, upset the establishment. we'll be talki

stacey abrams won the >>> last night was a big night for democratic women in key races in southern states. stacey abrams wouldn't the democratic primary in georgia's gubernatorial race making her the first female nominee by a major party for the position and putting her one step closer to become the nation's first black female governor. in texas, lupe valdez won the democratic runoff to become the first openly lesbian and latina to win a marriage party gubernatorial nomination in the state. >>> in hawaii, lava is inching toward a geothermal plant and if it reaches it, it could mean disaster. >> kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: it's a situation that doesn't seem to be letting up at all and a potentially new crisis is developing. this is what it looks like in hawaii right now. lava is bubbling and shooting up to the sky three weeks after the eruptions started. right now there's what's being cold a rogue lava flow pooling on the edge of an 800-acre geothermal plant. if that lava somehow breaks through one of the three pressurized wells that could release the to

stacey abrams won the georgia democratic primary.isten to what she said in the last hour. >> i'll talk about economic issues, about education issues, about making sure government is working for everyone. then it's the ground game been we can win when we have the right message and invest in our voters and that's what we did from the beginning of this campaign, knocking on doors, making those phone calls and really pulling people in to this campaign. >> sounds to me she's doing what you said people want an expression of leadership, what they intend to do, how they intend to do it. is she someone whose grassroots campaign you could support? >> i think stacey abrams is fantastic, alex. i've haukd to her a bunch of times. she is incredibly passionate. she is exactly the kind of person we should be rallying behind. she knows georgia backwards and forwards. she's a true grassroots activist. i'm a gigantic fan. >> that's good to hear. how about what's next for you, tom, where are you heading next? what is on your agenda? >> we're doing town

stacey abe rams -- abrams and stacey evans have different strategies.ams is trying to get progressive voters to the polls and evans runs ads talking about the working class upbringing trying to win back traditional democrats. >> with all the talk about a democratic blue wave, all the energy focused on frustration over trump, so far we haven't seen a huge torrent of early voters in georgia. >> meanwhile, lieutenant governor casey cagle leads a field of five candidates speaking the republican nomination but the g.o.p. challengers are trying to rally the conservative base with provocative political ads like this one from the georgia secretary of state brian kemp. >> i got a big truck in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep. i just said that. >> kemp and other republican challengers including state senator and combat veteran hunter hill are vying for the number two spot. this is important because if no one gets more than 50% of the vote in the may 22 primary, the race goes to a runoff in july. with five candidates still i

in georgia, stacey abrams looks to make history by proving a block woman can black woman can be electedovernor. >> i think it's an important statement that i stand here today that i am the first african-american, the first woman, but more importantly, i'm a georgian who understands that i want latino and the asian pacific islander community, that i want every community in georgia to feel that they have a voice in our government. >> more on that remarkable story. but first, president trump lashing out what he calls the "criminal deep state." his target, his own jthustice department, the men and women of the fbi, and the special counsel who so far has ignored months of presidential attacks and expanded his investigation. angry presidential tweet storms are becoming as predictable as the sun rise. but today, spy, scandal, scam, phony, illegal, witch hunt, just a sampling of the president's tough words this morning. the president would have the american people believe that the criminal deep state made up the russia scam, and paid a spy to entrap members of his campaign. if what the presiden

governor elected since 1998. >> you can go to bed early kn knowing that the winner will be named staceyward to november, what are the signs? what do thinks look like for democrats? gaining momentum or losing momentum in their effort to take the house. >> i think if there is any momentum, they're losing it. you see the republicans are gaining ground on the generic congressional ballot. you do see some signs that there is some splits on the democratic party. we saw that in the nebraska last week. so i would say they're losing, but estimates are still favored to take back at the house at this time. >> a column on it this morning on cnn.com, talking about how much harder the fight has gotten in the last few months for democrats. >> i would say the fight has gotten harder. you were looking at double digit advantages for the democrats in the generic congressional ballot and now closer to around 5 or 6 points. >> you attribute that to -- >> donald trump gaining some popularity, the two figures are linked. >> great to have you with us. thank you very much. >>> moments from now, house speaker pa

stacey doesn't have immigration on her website or doesn't lean into it.is hate of the lgbt community. i'm not seeing what the left is saying. you have the republican contender in ohio who says when president trump calls haiti, el salvad salvador, et cetera s-hole countries he is saying what he really believes and again contradicts from the other side. i'm concerned as i watch these elections. i was hoping that a year and a half into a bigoted presidency democrats would have found some sort of backbone some sort of compassion to stand up and actually make a moral argument why we can't continue with four more years of trump. i'm frankly not seeing it. >> what is in the playbook for either side? what works? >> for democrats if you recall the lamb race in pennsylvania he did not run on a national message. he sort of ran on the issues that were of importance to the people of that congressional district. by all accounts he was sort of like a conservative or at least a centrist democrat at best, if you will. i think for democrats they are going to have to run ca

state representative stacey evans.abrams wins today's democratic primary and then wednesday november, she will become the nations -- nation's first african american female governor. african american activist lucy mcbath, the mother of jordan davis, is also competing in today's primary race, seeking to win the democratic nomination for georgia's sixth congressional district, which represents atlanta's northern suburbs. in 2012, her son was shot and killed when he was 17 years old by a middle-aged white man in a dispute over loud music, sparking nationwide protests. anand lawyer and civivil rights pioneer dovey johnson roundtree has died at the age of 104. throughout her legal career, roundtree shattered gender and racial barriers and successfully challenged jim crow laws and segregation. she was also among the first black women to train as an officer in the women's army auxiliary corps and among the first women to be ordained in the african methodist episcopal church. this is dovey johnson roundtree speaking about her e

today - stacey cunningham took over as president of the new york stock exchange. it )s the first time in the exchange )s 226-year history, a woman has been in charge. her appointment comes as wall street faces increasing pressure to include more women. cunningham is now tasked with keeping the exchange relevant in an era of electronic trading. cunningham began her career on wall street more than two decades ago. most recently - she served as the exchange )s chief operating officer. the holiday weekend started early for a couple of big names, who hit the links early this morning. the owner of the "sacramento kings", "vivek ranadive" posted this selfie on twitter today. a spokesman for the "kings" confirms they played at the san francisco golf club. it was the former president )s second day in "the city". yesterday, we showed you this photo of him leaving a meeting with the c-e-o of air b-and-b. toss to wx toss to wx the rockets won game 5. but did they lose a key player? the rockets won game 5. but did they lose a key player? that and other questions answered about

times or this is the kaiser report i am feeling it stacey hey max home ready in the near and talian two year yields still near zero percent as new government proposes haircut for creditors and alternate currency markets on knife edge the proposals by a government for a debt right off and the issuance of short term credit notes as a sort of alternative currency are hallmarks of a looming default and should cause a spike into the stratosphere or at least into the double digits and so italian government bonds fell in the yield spike today adding to the prior four days of spiking but wait. italian bonds were trading it at the two year was at negative rates only a few days ago so a few weeks ago so. people are bunkers this is hilarious the world is flat and i can prove that because the ship of the economic state is about to fall off the edge of the world in plummet into the abyss so no economic interest rate gerrymandering manipulation contortionist that deeply. reengineering plain man. will result in anything less than the bond apocalypse the bond market is in a three hundred air bubble it'

stacey abrams, phenomenal victory on an unapologetic progressive message.n some of the races where rick laser was running, he was fourth or fifth in the polls but came in second. one of the other races, you had miss wilde coming in and winning. there were two progressive constituents in that race but we did beat the centrist candidate in that race. so phenomenal night i think for progressives and for women candidates, frankly. >> jeff, when you look at that blue wave, how much of the gravitational pull is from the old party system in washington, d.c., from the dccc, from the democratic national committee. are they still controlling the way that wave is flowing? >> look, they do have a significant impact. that's because they control a substantial amount of resources. not only their own resources but they give winks and nods to this one and that one and so to let people know who they should be backing and who they should not be backing. i think in many cases they are tied to an old style politics, an old understanding of politics. i think they just get it wro

and stacey diagrams said i am a positive person.crats. they of course rolled out the better deal slogan. democrats have said since 2016 that they didn't want to run a campaign that says i'm not donald trump. as of now they're doing that. and i think what democrats might want to take away from georgia is say you need to introduce yourself for a long time to voters and tell them exactly why the democratic party is so positive if that's what you're going to tell them. >> the question now fis can she win. two republicans in july. one of those is secretary of state in the state of georgia, brian kemp put out an ad saying he's going to use his pickup to round up illegal immigrants. can she win folks in the middle to win statewide. >> the pickup line is targeting slow-thinking people. if he actually thinks that's going to get him elected, he's a slow thinker. i hope she can win. we were talking before we came back on. i think the tsunami everybody is predicting in november is going to come not just from newly registered voters, it's going

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georgia the battle of stacey abrams and stacey evans and texas the runoff between laura moser and lizzie fletcher. amy, what do we know about the democrats now? twhat do t races tell us about where they are right now? >> i thinthe most important thing you mentioned at the beginning is, if you noticed, almost all the names were female. also we have a contest in question kentucky where there's a woman in a very competitive primary. so women have been a big story of this 201election. in either case, we're going to see a woman come out of one of these primaries and bthe nominee. there's some debate. a lot of it is centered in washington about whher there's the ideological battle going on in the democratic side between the bernie coalition and the more centrist hillary clinton coalition. i think what's happening is stylist than standtive, it's about the real fervdeor on the cratic side not just to turn out and vote and put more democrats in office and be a check on president trump, but the do it in a way that brings in a whole bunch of new peop. what you're seeing in both the texas and georgi

. >> stacey abrams there arguing that she's picking up right where it started the day after president inaugurated when millions of women famously took to the street in protests. and the breakdown of house nominees by gender from 1970 to 2010. the number of female candidates from either party never reaching 30%, until now. as of tonight, nearly 50% of democratic house nominees are women, some experts say that will continue to climb. on the other side, trump was at a pro-life event last night, pushing efforts and touting what he's done to try to restrict not only abortion access, but medical access. then he made a joke about the midterms. >> your vote in 2008 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016. although i'm not sure i really believe that, but, you know. i don't know who the hell wrote that line. i'm not sure. but it's still important, remember. >> i'm very excited for this conversation to welcome former maryland congressman, donna edwar edwards. and back with us, former dnc chair, donna brazile. welcome to you both. with your blessing, congresswoman, can i call you donna e.?

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we saw stacey abrams and that historic race. women are actually fueling i think all of the opposition to the policies that are happening right now. we saw last year in defeating the repeal of obamacare, in defeating the effort by the white house to end access to planned parenthood, it was women that were really behind that and, of course, it was two republican women, susan collins and lisa murkowski who were really decisive votes and leaders in that fight. >> so, if you look back at some of the big standoffs in congress over the last five years, the government shutdowns during president obama's presidency, it was always women who kept the lines of communication open. >> agree. >> women fall short when it comes time to market those skills as political assets. it seems on the republican side, the loudest, most extreme, the members of the house caucus who are the most adversarial to the department of justice, to all of the norms that we see under attack every day, seem to be the ones that get the most air time. how do women grab ba