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Thats an important dynamic the way race gets talk about, enthusiasm white primary voters have for that. >> dont you think it has something to do with, again, people being over the two lanes that dominated in 2016 where we were also having this really bitter debate about identity versus class. i think they want somebody who can thread that needle and into to those two things holistically. ive often been really down on biocaucuses and disproportionate attention that iowa gets in this process. >> b...

Proposals and adjudicate them outside of any dumb narratives coming from d.c. or new york. >> right. last data point, one of the big trends of this era is the increasing racial liberalism of democrat white voters like when they talk about race, think about are black people getting ahead or not getting ahead because of the reasons. we can see it in the data. this is from new hampshire, also a very white state. among democratic primary voters. unions, 64%, black lives matter 72% favorable. 13%. bi...

Part about health care, they really want to go on the offense on health care. so they are not pleased about this flap over impeachment. they want that to be sort of a very serious, measured discussion and not a rallying cry. >> so the president has called her comments disgraceful, as was mentioned. second of all, the new speaker pelosi said she did not like that language, i would not have used that language. kevin, does it matter? are we going to forget this come monday? >> well, look, i think t...

Inch, and republicans are not. of course, someone will eventually have to give an edge because the government will have to reopen, but at this moment, she is going and very confident. in our interview, she joked that trump is changing his mind so much, talking about it like it was a beaded curtain. she has accused him of fearmongering. it does not sound like democrats are going to play ball. >> leland: if you take away the policy discussion in terms of what the wall represents and put it into a ...

Surprisingly large number of vacancies and temporary officials at high levels of his administration, a phenomenon we havent seen in modern time. so this is a vulnerable time for this administration. you have all of these cabinet members in acting positions at a time when the federal government is shut down for the third time in the year under president trumps watch. so when the president likes to refer to his administration as a well oiled machine, well, this is just yet another data point which...

Erdogan, his relationship to turkey. all of those things are now happening this week in this courtroom where donald trump was cut loose, michael cohen has trashed everyone who has turned against him and has been a cooperating witness or a rat as we call him continuing to cozy up to mike flynn. i dont know how all these pieces come together, but they suggest that as much as russia is central to whats going on with the mueller probe and can as much as russia may have leverage over donald trump, th...

Impact on your bank account you start filing and but through that exercise of your taxes in the first three months of this year in anticipation of that april deadline. as we talk about whether americans feel better or worse, theyre going to get a huge data point when they figure out how much they owe in taxes or how much theyre getting back from the government as a real tangible number. >> are they going to find it out on one little postcart? thats what its all about, simplifying the taxes. what...

Is heading? >> i think it tells us two very important things. to build on something chuck said. this investigation isnt over or nearly over. theres been a lot of buzz in the press that maybe mueller is going to wrap this up in the first few weeks of 2019 or whatnot. i think theres still a lot of investigating to be done from the cooperating witnesses and from things like this. unreturned, unresponded to subpoenas. so i think were in for more mueller. and secondly, it also tells us that everythin...

Russia, saudi arabia, or something else? >> or germany. i think it could be any of those. my gut tells any is banking related. >> i appreciate you clarifying youre not 100% certain but you think its a bank and its mueller. appreciate your time. >> thanks. >> i want to bring in dan goldman from the southern district of new york which has been pretty busy. carolyn polocia. christina greer, political science professor. thanks to all of you. let me start with you dan and what were seeing there. cong...

And the west. why has this gotten so expensive? what can we do to curb that aside from not paying as much attention to climate change? there are problems outside of that. >> in europe you have seen the economies slow in part because they have gone green with great enthusiasm. in germany and france, france is backing out of its nuclear power which is insane because that is a 0 carbon emission source of power but in germany as a data point because they have done the things to encourage wind power ...