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If he wins with 50 this time, this thing is basically cooked. I think thats the number one thing to watch. Obviously then the Turnout Numbers as we get to all these various caucuses, different parts of the state. You know, maybe Nikki Haley benefits from the fact shes on the Champagne Track and her fans as opposed to the Beer Track . Yeah, her fans cars have remote start. It makes it easier for them to get out there. I think that she only has 9 excited support but she does have support from peop...

The Florida governor is seen as former President Donald Trumps top potential 2024 rival within the Republican Party.

And 2000s wine track and beer track. buttigieg and warren running best among college educated white voters. more liberal and moderate. sanders and biden duking it out for blue color voters. bidens case, older voters. thats the division in iowa. well see, again, how much it matters down the road as in the past. it wont unless the winner can also make in-roads in the black community. >> going a step further on this. one thing weve seen over and over in presidential politics is, the economy can be ...

Particularly the african-american vote. warrens coalition is made up of groups that have a lot of enthusiasm heading into 2020. shes up double digits among democrats who identify as liberal, women with college degrees or more, white women and voters who say they want large scale change. and while both warren and biden with bidding formidable democratic coalitions, its by no means a two way race exclusively, not yet. while 56% back biden or warren, 41% say they prefer somebody else right now incl...

These kind of white collar liberals, and particularly into the african-american vote in order to have a real shot at taking this nomination. especially since shes going to have bernie sanders, no matter how well she does, likely hanging around through the whole race, even if she surpasses him in the early states and kind of fractionating her vote a little bit. but the beer track has beat the wine track historically. what obama did, of course, was change it. he put together college whites and afr...

And those african-americans. so you see this old pattern kind of resurfacing, and one in which kind of two wings of the democratic party are going to be very clearly, potentially, divided. and one of the questions is which one of them consolidates their lane more than the other? because, you know, in the early stages, especially, it is a multi-candidate field, and the question is, who can pull together more of their natural -- >> so i have to ask, because you get into the wine track and beer tra...

Declare the wine track and the beer track are back. explain. >> theyre back. you know, back in the 80s and 90 and even the 70s in the democratic race, the finalist in the contest often came down to one candidate who relied mostly on relatively more affluent, college-educated white liberals. think of eugene mccarthy and bill bradley. and another candidate who put together a coalition of working class white voters and african-americans. think of walter mondale and bill clinton and al gore. that hi...

A national debate. it was so moving. and so authentic. clearly this is a such a talented young political leader if not for this campaign, for some future role. >> yeah, no, i think that moment too reflects that broader topic there of gay rights and how dramatically public opinion has drifted on that, in recent years, in recent decades. 2015 was the supreme court ruling, this is the second presidential campaign since that happened. this is sort of a new reality of american politics that youre sor...

College-educated white liberals. and that is a role that has been filled by a long line of candidates going back to gene mccarthy in 68, to gary hart in 94, howard dean in 2004. none of them have won the nomination. all of them have kind of fallen short because they were unable to reach out beyond that starbucks ghetto if you want to call it that. and appeal to some of the other constituencies in the democratic party, in particular to african-american voters. and that is still a big challenge fo...

Those first two states, iowa and new hampshire, heavily white, a lot of college-educated liberals. they dont play to his strengths. hes stronger as you go along into march and you get to some of those diverse states, particularly in the south. so we could see a very familiar kind of divide, and i think it is ultimately the onus remains on warren to show that for all of her strength, any place where there are a lot of white college liberals like seattle, where she drew 15,000 people over the week...