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People basically are in their corner about donald trump. but whats more interesting than the overall numbers, take a look at the numbers broken down by race. what you see is essentially the african-americans overwhelmingly 80% of them believe the president of the united states is racist. among whites and hispanics, i think oftentimes, you know, we group together non-white voters into one block. what we see here is hispanics are looking a lot more like whites when it comes to whether they conside...

Could be a very big discussion in this debate. where are the numbers around race that people should remember when they hear this? >> this is a political atmosphere dominated by the president of the united states. a majority of voters nationwide and certainly a majority of democrats around the united states believe the president is a racist. the majority of voters believe the president is racist. i went back to 1968. george wallace, compared to the current president of the united states by vice p...

The city is corrupt and a mess. reminding people a presidential campaign a half a century ago. in 1968, alabama governor an vowed segregationist george wallace was running for president and he built a campaign on racial resentment. he didnt have say it because everybody knew it. some have called the president a modern day george wallace. were going to let you judge for yourself. >> i dont regard myself as a racist. the biggest racists in the world are those who call other people racists. >> im t...

S people dominic >> dana: puts a staggering price on the green new deal would cost some homeowners at least $70,000 in the first year. that number rises to a quarter million dollars after five years. experts warned that cost could search even higher. the big question is, will studies like this stop democrats from moving forward? or will they continue to press ahead? i think the answer is, press ahead. >> jesse: yes. that means, typical liberalism. look at gun free zones. they are now used for ta...

Theres a democratic debate happening this week right behind us and the president cant stand people talking about anyone else. >> right. >> so he wants to make himself the focus and wind people up into this moment. if youre one of the democrats who will be standing on this stage behind us in the next few days, theyre faced with this every day in the campaign. how do you deal with it? >> you cant deal with every tweet that comes out but you do as the governor was saying have to frame it in a way t...

For biden and hes the nominee? >> no. my suggestion is simple. it is my belief. that if you condone racism and racism as a strategy, we really havent seen this exclusively since 1968 with george wallace. but if you condone that and you rationalize it in some way and you support racism, then you have some racism in yourself. again, how trump stacks up against other people. im not saying that trumps going to lose because of this. i think thats what makes this election so important. because it is -...

Huge leg up. if you were to give jeff bezos $is,0 $1,000 a month, he might not notice. in a community thats struggling, $1,000 a month would help get the boot off your throat, car repairs are an inconvenience instead of a major crisis. $12,000 a year goes much, much further in certain communities that have lower access to opportunities. and martin luther king championed this very idea. he called it the guaranteed minimum income in his 1967 book, "chaos or community." this is what he was fighting...

For as long as i remember, there have been plenty of vacant homes, the row homes on that street. what is, for the people that want change, is the city doing to improve conditions in some of the neighborhoods? >> as you know, baltimore is a place -- basically the birthplace of realigning the legislation. what we have to understand, many houses that were vacant when you were here in 2015 have been vacant since the riots in 1968. we have to understand when you talk about a city like baltimore, syst...

He has joined the three ultra-conservatives that are there to bring decisions that will form his extreme views about political power, including impeachment. its true when johnson was impeached in 1968, there was no formal inquiry. on the other hand, when clinton was impeached, the house had voted to impeach. pelosi will be safest if she wants to get the extreme superpowers that entry would give her, to get documents and demand testimony, she would be safe to how the house vempl vempltd --. it sa...

George wallace took in 1968, but thats about it. i think the days of this particular constellation of the republican party in washington, their days as a national party could be finished and go down with donald trump in 2020. thats my honest view of the future. >> thats an extraordinary view, but one that ive not heard only articulated by you, we should say that. i do, sir, want to get to what the house did this week, which was pass a budget deal, expend the debt limit so the president can conti...