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Nevertheless when their activities come to light, the voters throw them out. and its surprising given how powerful some of them were. >> thats right. and you see these names are household names. senator wheeler whom you alluded to. one of the leading lights in the democratic party being bandied about as a potential presidential contender. this is a man who obtained semilegendary status. what is interesting, if he had died in the late 1930s, might well be a convenient rated figure. but he loses a...

National politics. her roots are in the democratic party of the new deal era. when the core of the democratic party were new deal workers, most of them white, many catholic in urban centers. it redates even the shift of african american voters predominantly to the democratic party. and her career has spanned the evolution of the party from that coalition to the one that she talked about, you know, that is more diverse than ever. with women, people of color, and lgbtq, and more dependent on subur...

Because not since jfk in 1962 as a first term democratic president had such a strong performance in the midterms. >> this victory belongs to joe biden. it belongs to joe biden and the democrats who got out there and fought for working people. the things we did were important and popular. >> the presidents party almost always loses ground and congressional midterms. its not just conventional wisdom. those are the facts. its happening every midterm election since 1946, with one exception. the elec...

Better almost anyone imagined. the president that joe biden resembled the most was john f. kennedy. because not since jfk in 1962 has a first term democratic president had such a strong performance in the midterms. >> this victory belongs to joe biden. it belongs to joe biden and the democrats who got out there and fought for working people. the things we did were important and popular. >> the presidents party almost always loses ground in congressional midterms. its not just conventional wisdom...

Worse than they were two years ago. so, what is the top issue driving voters overall? inflation, in particular, among those who are voting republican. abortion comes in second, but it is the top issue for those who are voting for a democrat. crime, which republicans were spotlighting on the trail, where just over 10% said it was the driving issue of their vote. norah, nearly half say president bidens policies are hurting the country. >> odonnell: that could be a big factor tonight. vlad, thank y...

>> anthony: but bocuse, too, is and was a part of the system. he came up with his own cruel and terrifying masters. and their faces are here. [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: fernand point, the towering and intimidating figure behind la pyramid. out of his kitchens came such figures as alain chapel, michel guerard, francois bise, roger verge, georges perrier, the brothers troisgros, and many more. >> daniel: this was all the gang of the nouvelle cuisine up there. in the 60s in new york and...

Matter what they think. for some reason voters are talking about crime including democrats, even disconnected from political races. i dont -- ill be honest with you, i dont get it. i dont know why they dont want to face it down. >> the thing about living in the suburbs, the people root for their team, whether youre from delaware county or from anywhere in bucks county, talking about it this morning, they are phillies fans. they root for that city. they do root for the team. the sixers and the ea...

Dana: as polls show tight races for seats that the tomdetermine what party will control condition, there is one pole near historic lead. key indicator. annual gallup poll asked which party is best i equipped to handle your host important issue, republicans with an 11 point advantage over democrats widest margin since 1946. >> but our very own lawrence jones was in wisconsin to talk with voters about the key issue of immigration. reporter: i got to move to another issue, an issue that matters to ...

Dana: as polls show tight races for seats that the tomorrdetermine what party will control condition, there is one pole near historic lead. key indicator. annual gallup poll asked which party is best ir equipped to handle your host important issue, republicans with an 11 point advantage over democrats widest margin since 1946. >> but our very own lawrence jones was in wisconsin to talk with voters about the key issue of immigration. reporter: i got to move to another issue, an issue that matters...

Ask me. were seeing it, right? >> and remember this, remember this important, this is my great -- this is the number im looking at. gallup said which party would do a better job of handling the problem you think is most important. 48r, 37d. the second largest advantage for the republicans since this question began to be asked in the 1940s. 1946 and republicans had a 17-point advantage. today 11. thats a big sign of whats coming. >> dana: thank you for kicking us off. we have chilling body cam vi...