when we look at wisconsin, sure, donald trump -- i'm sorry, michigan, donald trump did do better than romney. what's interesting is, in wisconsin, donald trump received 2000 year votes than romney. romney.fewer votes than it really was the democrat candidate that kind of blew it there. the pennsylvania, and that is your stomping grounds, is a whole different category. because hillary clinton basically came just shy of obama intes of barack 2012. so it really was trump finding these voters, we call them the forgotten voters. of 240,000 more votes than mitt romney. that is huge. i think people mistake the difference between michigan and wisconsin versus pennsylvania, and i think it is that pennsylvania stock that trump is trying to duplicate, not just in pennsylvania, but in other places. >> you're absolutely right. this is how donald trump pulled a rabbit out of a hat in 2016. he found voters that weren't really -- didn't vote otherwise. is something that comes up in focus groups all the time. it's such a blind spot for politicos, which i have people sell the time, why did you vote for

donald trump doesn't like that. so the mike pence white house team is going to come up with an even softer set of guidelines for opening schools, which everyone will ignore because, as nbc's jeff bennett exposed today, mike pence and donald trump have no plan. >> articulated the problem and areas of risk that students face if they stay out of school come the fall. but what is the plan? what is the administration's plan in terms of testing, contact tracing to support these schools? schools weren't built to socially distance, which is one of the reasons why fairfax, virginia, new york, texas have moved to this hybrid aapproach. so what is the plan? and then i have a question about kids and covid, if i may. >> the plan is command you to do what we have done from the very beginning. >> the pence gibberish that followed that is not worth your time. there is no plan. there is only the pose of the republican tough guys who aren't afraid of a virus who want to open the schools. and then there are the questions that you only

it's not up to donald trump. donald trump is going to leave office if joe biden leaves the electoral college because it is not up to donald trump if joe biden wins the electoral college, chief justice roberts is going to swear in joe biden as the next president of the united states at 12:00 noon on january 20th, 2021 there is nothing donald trump can do to stop that, but that won't stop the precious few interviewers who are allowed to donald trump from asking him, will he accept the results of the election as if it's up to him to accept the results of any election chris wallace asked donald trump that question in an interview on fox yesterday, and donald trump got what he wanted with that question and his answer. 24 hours of distraction, 24 hours of people worrying that maybe donald trump won't leave office 24 hours of no one noticing that the interview went very, very well for donald trump, as well as it could possibly have gone under the circumstances because chris wallace never asked donald trump about intelli

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donald trump is a coward. this falls right in line with what we saw him do with, you know, bob mueller. over and over, you know, he would publically and privately undermine mueller. he would not actually fire him because he knew the public wanted mueller to continue his investigation. donald trump knows that the public overwhelmingly wants to listen to dr. fauci, but because donald trump knows that dr. fauci's advice is contrary to what he is telling people, he looks at this just as mary trump describes. how does this affect me? he doesn't think about how it affecting everyone else. so right now the president finds himself in the unusual position of being for confederate monuments and against masks. that is wildly out wide where most americans are. >> gene robinson, it is now as if mary trump is narrating the news. she's doing an accompaniment to the news. she tells us about how donald trump's father would just get rid of people when they weren't helping him, and then donald trump gets rid of his campaign mana

donald trump does not. let's focus on getting those solutions implemented, including passing the george floyd justice in policing act. >> the senator joe biden today talking about donald trump basically just surrendering in the war on the coronavirus and also what is now the biden plan of how to restore this economy, which of course begins with somehow getting control of the coronavirus. >> yeah. joe has a great plan that he unveiled today. it's the first in a three-part series that is focussed on addressing the economic health and well-being of america and the first one that he unveiled today is about bringing back manufacturing jobs, supporting union jobs, implementing a $15 minimum wage, investing in research and development and innovation in america. you know, joe talks about it in the sense of, you know, we want to export american products but not american jobs, so it is very exciting. again, let's have a leader that focuses on what we need to do to strengthen our country instead of donald trump who tr

good-bye. >> i'm donald j. trump and i approve this message. >> trump's america is one of doom and gloom, a crime-ridden scape, in desperate need of his dangerous authoritarian streak. it takes the focus off his current line, it's his health scape. his poll numbers are in a freefall. maybe he's trying to escape the glafr h glare of his niece, mary trump's, new book, like donald trump's father, fred, was abusive and helped to instill in him his very worst qualities or perhaps he's simply trying to ignore how supreme court ruled that congress can subpoena his tax returns. what's going through donald trump's head? joining me now, kwame jackson, apprentice runner-up, barbara redd, author of "all alone on the 68th floor." randall pinket, season four winner of "the apprentice" and "black faces in white places," anthony scaramucci and author of "it's even worse than you may think. i'm go in the same order i introduced you. kwame, when you were on "the apprentice" with him, we know who donald trump is. he has never bee

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>>los crÍticos de obrador lo criticaron por no hacerle un reclamo apreciado donald trump. ha firmadoque en mÉxico pagÓ el muro a en la frontera. impuso la instancia en mÉxico para migrantes de terceros paÍses. >> usted nunca ha buscado imponernos nada que viole o vulnere nuestra soberanÍa. >> los crÍticos afirman que su visita a cuatro meses de las elecciones puede ser interpretada como un apoyo reciÉn donald trump. 80% de los jÓvenes soÑadores son de origen mexicano. >> en mÉxico esta visita de andrÉs lÓpez obrador al presidente donald trump generado diversas reacciones como nos dice paulina+ -- reacciones. >>fallaron los pronÓsticos, no nos peleamos y somos amigos. >> los ojos del mundo se elogiaron a esta reuniÓn. >> por eso estoy aquÍ para expresar al pueblo de estados unidos que su presidente se ha comportado hacia nosotros con gentileza y respeto. >> creo que era innecesario ese excesivo. >> esto es como una ofensa a la comunidad hispana. >> lÓpez obrador no fue a defender los intereses de mÉxico y de los mexicanos, fue a quedar bien con donald trump

donald and robert didn't get along. mary ann hired an attorney to make sure donald trump didn't steal from his siblings. on this book they're all coming together to try to block it. i think it's because it will be embarrassing for all of it, not just the president. >> we know a lot now three years in about donald trump's triggers. it's the size of things like his wealth that gets him almost like any -- unlike anything else. what do you think she's likely to reveal that we didn't learn from that extraordinary "new york times" report about his taxes? >> well, i think the cordis ke discoveries in the "new york times" reporting was the family had been cheating on their tax returns for decades and created a shell company that allowed fred trump's company to send millions of dollars to all the children that they otherwise would have had to pay taxes on. the clock has run out in terms of a statute of limitations. donald trump spends the most time talking about the things he's the most insecure about, his intelligence, his busi

that's what donald trump said. senator kamala harris attended a senate intelligence committee briefing on the matter today and nicole wallace asked her, after that briefing, if there is any reason to think "the new york times" and nbc news reporting on this story amounts to a hoax. >> did you hear anything that made you doubt what is in the public arena about the spirit of this story? >> let me just say this. you have mentioned and talk about the american intelligence community. i serve on the senate intelligence committee where i over the course of the last three plus years have been in regular receipt of information from our intelligence community about threats to our nation's security and hot spots around the world, and i will tell you based on my experience with the american intelligence community, you cannot find a group of people that work harder and take more seriously their profession and the importance of them being precise and accurate and exercising the due diligence that is necessary for us as decision

who could ever forget donald trump describing how vladimir putin told him very convincingly for donald trump that russia did not interfere in our presidential election. >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >>> leading off our discussion tonight former director of the cia. he is a senior national security and intelligence analyst. also with us democratic congressman jason crow, colorado. one of the seven house managers of the impeachment trial of donald trump in the united states senate. director brennan, let me begin with you. we finally got the question about his discussion with vladimir putin and of course the answer was we don't ever talk about what we talk about and we know that's not true. what was your reaction to the way donald trump handled it today? >> well, good evening, lawrence. first of all, i do think it is important for the presidents of the united st

when we look at wisconsin, sure, donald trump did do a little bit i'm sorry, michigan, donald trump did do better than romney, he got an extra hundred thousand votes, but what is interesting is that in wisconsin, donald trump received 2000 fewer votes than romney. it really was looking at this, it really was the democrat candidate that kind of blew it there. but pennsylvania is, and that is your stomping ground, is a whole different category. because hillary clinton basically came just shy of 20,000 votes of where barack obama was in 2012. it really was trump finding these voters and whether we call them the forgotten voters, he looked for new voters, got people registered. but to the tune of 240,000 more votes than mitt romney. that is huge. that is the story that i think people mistake between michigan and wisconsin versus pennsylvania. i think it's that pennsylvania strategy that trump is trying to duplicate, not just in pennsylvania but in other places. do you think that can work? >> you're absolutely right. this is how donald trump sort of pulled that insight straight. he pulled a

i had to take donald down. donald trump and his family have been fighting tooth and nail to make sure that this book does not see the light of day. his brother robert requested a temporary restraining order to block publication, weirdly enough, from his hospital bed. but a new york judge allowed the book to proceed. and it has to do with the fear that mary trump, as the best expert you can get on donald trump, his own relative, to tear down the false image trump has created. because so many working-class white voters believed it, helped make him president. here's just one example. >> i went to an ivy league college. i'm a very intelligent person. so here i am, great schools, great brain, great success. i went to an ivy league school. i'm very highly educated. i know words. i have the best words. i was a good student. i always hear about the elite, you know, the elite. i went to better schools than they did. i was a better student than they were. i was first in my class at the wharton school of finance. they say

donald trump grew up. >> yeah. and, you know, this is very much like, you know, there is a guy called justin frank. i interviewed him about his book "trump on the couch" where he diagnosed almost the exact same things you are hearing from maray trump who's also a clinician. they go through the same thing, a father who is cruel and demands perfection. you never say no. you have to fight. you have to hit back harder when someone hits you. the cult of the power of positive thinking feeds into who donald trump is, the cruelty, the inability to feel emotion, to feel other people's pain, to empathize. all of that is like a known quantity right now of donald trump, right? it explains why he can't solve this coronavirus crisis. because you have to have empathy in order to make the kinds of change that a president should be able to make. you can imagine almost any other president empathizing with the people who are suffering, the people who are dying and saying let me do everything possible to save them. donald trump can on

and this is a vote vets ad against donald trump. and it just contains a concept as an ad that was impossible prior to donald trump. let's watch this. >> claire, we have never seen an ad like that and ending with traitor for the president of the united states. but that's where the evidence is. that's an evidence-based ad. >> it's an evidence-based ad. it has been almost, what, three weeks since we learned that putin was putting a bounty on our american military theater. and there has still not been a word, not a word from this president, you know, calling it out, saying that it is wrong, even mentioning it in a context that would appear to be supportive of the troops. so this ad is fair, particularly from the veterans' perspective, the men and women who lost lives over there, their families and those who have been wounded and had their lives changed because of explosions of the taliban and knowing now that there are bounties on their heads. this is a powerful ad, but it is a fair ad. and i got to tell you what's really amazing to me

we are focused on donald trump. there is absolutely value in the republican party learning a lesson what they have done to donald trump. the key is for joe biden to run up historic margins and i think i may be fond of susan collins but not martha makes sally. some of those -- of joe biden wins by enough i don't think it is bad for the republican party to learn the lesson you nominate a guy like donald trump he decimates the party. that is what you get for it so i am of two mind and decide we wanted people to participate in our program who were not necessarily going to vote for democrats. i am pro-life, never vote for a democrat for but i won't vote for donald trump. we want our tent to be big enough to accommodate those people so you can't put together that kind of coalition if you are also doing the senate. we want people who will vote for tom tillis that won't vote for donald trump. we want those people too. there is a strategic answer and an emotional answer. >> host: we talk about the future of the republican pa

that's what donald trump is worried about. he's also worried about what these returns might reveal about his connections with russia and vladimir putin. where did he invest his money? where did all this money come from that donald jr. talked about in the '90s where he said they were getting lots of cash from the russians, money going into properties, huge amounts of dollars. where is that going to? who put that money in? how are these people connected to vladimir putin and how does this relate to donald trump's love affair with vladimir putin and his total inability to protect our troops from this bounty process paid by the russians in order to kill americans in afghanistan. these are the kinds of issues that we have to get to the bottom of, and that's why turning this over to the d.a.'s office is absolutely a major system in the right direction. >> yes, drip, drip, drip. nick ackerman, kim wehle, thank you very much. by the way, she's the author of "what you need to know about voting and why." you should check that out. i'm j

that's a gift to donald trump. he did not upheld to crystal clear anl corruption law that has been on the books cynic 1924. >> you make a great point. you put a spear in the underbelly of it. to not want to get into the hot question of why you wouldn't get the taxes when federal law, it says, you shall hands them over. very interesting. i trust we'll be discussing it again. thank you, sir. >> when we come back, >>> an update on the story that is often the top item in our newscast, the coronavirus. total cases passing 3.1 million, the death toll reaching 134,000. today the head of the cdc is talking about reopening schools. donald trump has hammered the agency's guidelines within his administration as somehow too tough or expensive. they pushed social distancing, staggered arrivals, masks and many things we've come to expect from the cdc. mike pence is saying the cdc will revise and the cdc record saying their guidance, scientifically based, remains the same. >> i want to clarify, really what we're providing is diff

donald is not simply weak. his ego is fragile thing that must be bolstered every moment because he knows deep down that he is nothing of what he claims to be. he knows he has never been loved. mary trump is currently under a court order not to speak publicly about her book, but her lifetime friend and confidant alice frankston has been for now been authorized by mary trump in effect to speak for her. and joining us now is mary trump's friend. thank you for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. when did you first discover that mary trump was writing a book? >> years ago. we had spoken about it, and it was kind of a stop and start process, and then a little more than two years ago she really started gung ho for it. >> and did she tell you when she decided to cooperate with "the new york times" and supply some old tax returns, trump tax returns to "the times"? >> yes. she told me when she was first approached by the reporter suzan kreg at her door and the process what she was doing to go secure the document

. >> ] >> [♪ ] [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> las buenas relaciones >> el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump ha cambiado su discurso es lo que dice el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador en noticias telemundo , en la primera entrevista que da tras su encuentro con el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump , el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador dice que su relación no es de vecinos distantes sino de amigos pero no le va a invitar a méxico muy buenas tardes ante nuestras cámaras el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador pide disculpas a los inmigrantes por no haberse reunido con ellos pero dice que para él son héroes vivientes además este jueves >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> mi niña >> hablan los padres de vanessa por primera vez desde que identificaron los restos de su hija dicen que el ejército es corrupto y no van a descansar hasta saber la verdad del asesinato hospitales al límite faltan respiradores los médicos deben decidir a quién salvar y a quién no le mostramos la lucha contra el coronavirus (covid-19) en hospital

donald trump. oregon officials insist that the federal presence in portland is just prolonging the protests and aggravating those protests. oregon's attorney general was in federal court today suing the trump administration to remove the unwelcome federal officers in portland. she said she was asking the court to declare it not acceptable for federal officers to use unconstitutional police state type acts to detain citizens of oregon without cause. on the senate floor yesterday, oregon senior senator ron widen said this. >> donald trump did not send that paramilitary force. this expeditionary force to keep people safe. donald trump is doing this to create an image of chaos, to air them on far right television, scare the country, turn them into campaign ads. >> this is the nixon play book. this is the presidential campaign first run by richard nixon, the most corrupt president in american history until he was replaced in that status by donald trump. when richard nixon and the country watched on live

that's donald trump's presidency. those are the legs underneath the stool, ali. >> but some of us remember willie horton ads and some of us remember what ronald reagan did, and we all feel that this is different. even the polling that indicates that suburbanites are reaching out for joe biden more. the poll that asked, who do you think is going to deal with crime better? people still think biden is going to do it better. >> yeah. i mean, so, look, i think his tropes, the metaphors, the formulations, we know that many black people are moving into the suburbs. we're seeing the suburbanization of poverty because of the gentrification of downtowns and inner cities. i mean, the rhetoric doesn't map on to what is happening on the ground, but there are sentiments. i mean, ali, you and i know what was driving 2016. we know how deeply polarized this country is. we know that republican and democrat, those party identifications are proxies for racial identifications. the sociological literature is clear about that. it is not as

during donald trump's presidency. all of the horrible, horrible racist comments by donald trump that republicans are forced to either defend or they silently defend by not saying anything. their silence speaks for itself. behind the scenes, there are plenty of republicans who are scared they're going to lose the senate in november. i think that's a really big risk when you consider that there's just not as much split ticket voting as there has been in the past. republicans are fearful that not only they're going to lose the presidency, but they are going to lose the senate. their souls left a long, long time ago. >> that's incredibly sad to hear. gabe, i want to turn to you. you have spent a long time when you were interviewing over 600 insiders at fox news -- i think fox news is a major problem. they are a propaganda network at this point. what influence do you think they will have on this election? is there any way to penetrate that layer of ignorance of the fox news viewer or the fox news anchor or anybody over the

donald trump's place in economic history is now assured. he is the american president who presided over the biggest drop in the economy in history. we learned today that the gdp has dropped 32.9%. and what makes that economic news much, much worse for donald trump and for us is that the vast majority of the country knows that donald trump has no plan to pull the economy out of that collapse because the only way to do that, as ali was just saying, is to lead a national cohesive and effective public health campaign against the coronavirus, which everyone knows donald trump refuses to do and does not know how to do and so donald trump fires off wild distractions and it works. at his press briefing today about the coronavirus, the few reporters who were allowed to ask questions of the president kept asking him about delaying the presidential election, which is exactly what donald trump wanted them to ask him about. they didn't ask him about his lying interview with jonathan swan that we showed you on this program last night in which donald trum

donald trump isn't doing any of that work. what he's doing is making americans in cities less safe and not dealing with the coronavirus on top of it. he's attempting to cut resources for covid testing and treatment. his administration covers updated the public health professionals rely on to do their jobs. he is -- and he says it repeatedly -- anxious to cut the lifelines of 30 million jobless americans, sending them tumbling off an economic cliff, right in the middle of the worst employment crisis since the great depression. he's not doing his job. he's ignoring his responsibilities. and both on the streets of portland and in washington, d.c., when he walks away from dealing with the coronavirus, he isn't keeping americans safe; he is putting them in more danger. as i've said and said repeatedly, donald trump ought to attack the coronavirus pandemic and not the people of portland. so that's why very shortly senator merkley and i will offer an amendment that will block donald trump from using these paramilitary forces in portl

that same poll gave joe biden a 13-point lead over donald trump in florida, 51-38, a state that donald trump won by just 1% of the vote in 2016. joining us now is john heilemann. he is the national affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc. he is also executive editor of "the recount." john, these numbers coming in from the battleground states for donald trump are devastating tonight. >> they are devastating, lawrence. you know, you look across these -- i have to say, the main thing that makes them -- the only thing that keeps us from making more of them than we will is the fact that they're so consistent with what we've seen in this widening lead that joe biden has throughout the main battleground states. we've seen it happening now over the course of the last two months, and this is just a further sign that states that donald trump must win are now -- are now well outside the margin of error for joe biden. and i mean i think i've been talking to people in trump's world today, lawrence, and i think there's a general sense among the ones who have some clear-eyed sense of realism as they l

trump. >> about donald trump. eugene, last word to you because it does seem like all biden really has to do is keep being joe biden and watch out for voter suppression. that's what it seems like, at least on its surface. is there a bigger complication than that? >> i think it's pretty much that simple. i mean, he needs to -- he needs to lead. he needs to be a unifier. he needs to be -- he needs to do what he's doing and he seems to be doing very well. what everybody else needs to do, everybody else who wants biden to get elected needs to ensure voter access to the polls. that's going to be the key to this election. it will be the gop play. that is the ball game. >> absolutely. and pick a good vp running mate. that will be key. >> right. >> former senator claire mckas kill and eugene robinson. thank you very much. we are back in a minute. much. we are back in a minute. hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers sav

>> a continuaciÓn, "noticiero telemundo" , [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> mi amigo donald trump , el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador se reúne con el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump . le llama amigo y agradece haber recibido comprensión el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump le dice que la relación con méxico nunca ha sido mejor el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump y el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador intercambian regalos muy buenas tardes decenas de inmigrantes mexicanos se manifestaron afuera de la casa blanca unos a favor del presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador y otros en contra los presidentes no hablaron de inmigración ni los soñadores (dreamers) ni el muro además este miércoles >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> tres millones de casos estados unidos alcanza los 3 millones de contagios y en 40 estados la curva sube el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump insisti en abrir escuelas en otoño y amenaza con recortar fondos ice entrenará a ciudadanos comunes para arrestar indocumentados co

it says donald trump's older sister, marianne, did his homework for him but -- >> donald trump's older sister, marianne, went on to become a federal judge in new jersey. at the beginning of the trump presidential campaign, the book quotes donald trump's sister, telling mary trump, he's a clown. mary trump is a clinical psychologist, and in that capacity, she is the first mental health professional who has been able to offer a diagnosis of donald trump based on actual personal observation of the patient. now, i started calling donald trump a liar the minute he opened his mouth about president barack obama's birth certificate in 2011, then i started callinga him a pathological liar when he couldn't stop talking about it. i finally got strong, professional support for that diagnosis toward the end of the first year of the trump presidency when a group of mental health experts invoking the ethical mandate that psychiatrists call the duty to warn, published the book "the dangerous case of donald trump, 27 psychiatrists and mental health experts assess a president." in the latest paperback e

that's the message donald got. he also watched my dad be humiliated and treated horribly by their father. and if that's what donald needed to do to become my grandfather's chosen son, then that's what he was going to do. >> yeah. you also write in the book that donald trump, you know, you write that he was a complete failure. that essentially until he got to atlantic city, your grandfather could prop him up, but your grandfather's empire was built up, donald trump squandered it. but once he got to atlantic city he started to fail, that he was never good at business, but that he was able to cover it up with bravado and getting the bres to go along with him. you write this -- >> is donald trump's main problem now that he doesn't have somebody like your father that can make him look successful, it's just him and he's not capable? >> my grandfather, yes. that's one of his main problems. although he does seem to have found his roy cohn in bill barr. so, you know, that's something that should concern us greatly. more tha

president donald trump. [applause] in our first three years, president trump did keep every promise he made to the people of wisconsin and all across the country. the results were extraordinary. military, cut taxes across the board, rolled back regulations at a record pace, unleashed american energy, fought for free and their trade, and in our first three years alone, businesses large and small created more than 7 million new jobs across the country. [applause] fastest pace the in more than 10 years. 10 million americans were lifted out of poverty and 7 million americans were lifted out of food stamps. beyond that, we reached the highest median income in the history of united states. [applause] it was an extraordinary three years of progress and renewal, building our military, reviving our economy. but then the coronavirus pandemic struck our nation. president trump took unprecedented action. he put the health and safety of america first from the earliest days. before the month of january was over, he suspen

we will have an amazing speech from donald trump, accept the nomination. the fourth of july speech at mount rushmore, he will a down the marker and say this is what we stand for in america. jillian: how much, we got 100 days to go, now this is canceled, a huge event leading up to the election, how does that change. >> a different year, turning into opening day in july, cardboard cutout in the stands. we've never seen anything like that. a quite different year but that issues haven't changed, it is about freedom and prosperity. not holding china accountable. and we show that contrasts, and and we will get the schools reopen, that is a priority. they are blocking kids from going back to school. donald trump will leave the country, get back on the path of what is underway. and deliver the real results for every american. rob: there are enough issues to debate or discuss whether there is a formal convention or not. we appreciate it. jillian: the dnc releasing its policy platform and doing everything donald trump has done. jim hansen doesn't think america will

and was a lifelong politician in the military donald trump. but certainly they were fluid in the early years in terms of the political affiliation but what both men had in common was love of country and the average everyday ordinary person and that which resonated the people at the time for just a couple of years ago and then and then to visit with regular commuter on - - commuters and with that great relationship with the average person rather surprisingly and to be born into money and in the same way donald trump is a billionaire businessman that seems to have a lot of blue-collar. we agree donald trump loves junkfood in western churchill similarly obviously ate too much like we do on occasion. and the things that i do is pretty normal. >> also the times were similar? >> and with the invisible enemy. and with that coronavirus. and then to see mary deblasio come out with respect to the coronavirus. but to be on the outside and donald trump's fight on his fight was on the inside but churchill was fighting the axis powers and that particular fr

primary challenger and former congressman joe walsh about the cold war legacy that may be left up to donald trump's 1st presidential term as relations between china and the usa it's the lowest point in the decades as one of the greatest english language cartoonists really followed by the new liberal nobody in that attack students on to wiki leaks we get the inside story from steve bell himself drawing a line in the censorship and telling us about dining with u.k. prime minister boris johnson polis and more coming up in this lockdown edition of going underground well let's go straight to joe walsh via skype from chicago is part of the bravery project the former congressman who ran against trump in the primaries joe thanks for coming on the show just tell me 1st of all what the bravery project is because we've heard of the our vats the lincoln project all these republicans trying to stop donald trump from becoming president in november yashin good to be with you that the bravery project is all about finding republicans and conservatives all around america who all privately believe that donald