Jennifer Granholm

What's really behind this as you know, Anderson, is that Donald Trump knows that he's losing and he's going to pull out every dirty trick in the book to suppress Democratic votes to manipulate the outcome of the election.

Donald Trump's appointee has been caught red handed doing Donald Trump's bidding which is, of course, removing these post boxes and mail sorters from areas that disproportionately affect Democratic voters.

Joe Biden now leads among seniors by 10 points. Whereas, Trump won them by 10 points. A massive swing all because seniors are seeing the incompetence of the administration of this virus.

Yes. I hate to see us have our own version of Trump on the Democratic side.

He needs one more poll. If he is on that debate stage, he's going to have to answer for it.

I fear for the Democrats that it will be a brokered convention and that's difficult to unite once that happens.

There is a sense of, gee, do we forgive more or do we demand that everybody be pure.

57 percent of independents say they would never vote for Donald Trump.

this issue of trade was such a huge deal in that election in 2016. Trump won it because of that.

In Michigan, because of the Affordable Care Act being attacked, you're going to see double the number of uninsured people. It's a prime place to talk about issues that the middle class care about.

Access to health care was the number one issue.

7 million people have lost their health care under him, Rick.

The way the president talks about it causes people to feel that people who are here undocumented are less than, and that's wrong.

I would love to see the President held to the same pearl-clutching standards that she's being held to.

I don't want to set up an expectation that what the House can do to bring impeachment charges is going to lead to the President's ouster.

My great hope on this is that tomorrow he will see the biggest smack down because of the number of people coming to the polls by virtue of the fact that they're angry at the divisiveness of that ad and others.

This is the opportunity for the 2020 election, is a candidate who is saying it doesn't have to be one versus the other, it doesn't have to be us versus them. It can be all of us. It can be we. That is the opportunity.

What Obama does, in coming in at the end, is to put it all together, and especially in contrast with Donald Trump, by causing our hearts to soar, to remind us that we are united as a people.

80 percent of Americans view the divisive rhetoric as being -- as a huge negative and is generating more danger to them.

When this happened in Virginia in the last midterm election and Ed Gillespie raised all this fearsome language about the other, it was -- it was -- he lost.

He doesn't have any paper trail. The Department of Homeland Security offered to help and -- help to secure the system, and he rejected that help.

I mean this was an astonishing interview.

I can understand why she wants -- why she's mad about that.

the answer in the evangelical community which supported him in a big, big way was we're keeping our eye on the ball which is the Supreme Court, the court, his policies and what he promised. And so far he's delivered that.

He makes his legal team in the same kind of way, I mean he's pushing out people who are more moderate or at least seem to be willing to work with Mueller and bringing in hard liners.