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At near record lows. thats really important. but if you look -- this is some interesting information -- and through the last four elections, drop off between those who vote for democratic house candidates in a presidential election year and those who vote for democrats and how selections two years later have been bigger than the drop experience by republicans. in fact, turn out for obama fell 40% between his election year and the midterm election year. its the cult of personality sometimes that ...

Governor. im not just talking about jeb. all of them. because nobody who be as irresponsible as to hold a pep rally while an eye is going on shore. is this the new normal? >> its trump. first of all, theres no umpires in politics. whoever yells the loudest gets the call. theres no cameras later to say the guy was out at first or safe at first. that doesnt work. its up to the crowd. trump and mitch mcconnell are out there waving a red flag about the mob. and the mob is coming. and thats an old am...

>> the tough ones. >> my point is, is it possible -- the question is who brought the reality show to politics, did trump bring it or the reality show come and then trump just sort of fell into it. and the villain is something that the tv spectacle rewards now rather than the cool, calm and collected. >> it also rewards a trump because thats the way he is, thats the way hes been his whole life. if we have got some marco rubio pretending to be like trump, doesnt work because he doesnt do it well a...

They ever have, and you are going to go question his leadership? >> harris: she has been out there speaking those kinds of words for the president. also tough when she thought she needed to be. >> dagen: the end of the editorial i was talking about in "the washington post" that nikki haley wrote, to mr. and ms. anonymous. "i say step up and help the administration do great things for the country. if you disagree with policies, make your case directed to the president. if that doesnt work and you...

The party of law and order and democrats? i think it was the party of crime? >> it was. lets be clear. we spent a lot of time looking at this very stop and frisk issue when i was there and stop and frisk as a law enforcement tactic does not work. when new york city dropped the number of stops and frisk by a magnitude of hundreds of thousands in the course of a year, the crime rate plummeted. now why is that? when people trust law enforcement, when people feel that theyre not going to be shaken d...

Vietnam. >> beto has a vision of texas that more accurately shows what the future of texas is going to look like. >> a bright red state is that changing? >> i dont know is my honest answer. i meet a lot of republicans who are coming out to our events. meet a lot of democrats. a lot of young people, especially, who just dont affiliate by party. for them, thats a vestige of another time. doesnt work for them. >> the stakes right now, they aint never been higher than they are right now. >> cruz got...

Seen young black men, black women gunned down and were told over and over again your lives dont matter. immigrant children being jailed and warehoused, and were told that because they are children of brown people, their livers dont matter. and now what were seeing that the supreme court has been bass ta bastardized, if the administration doesnt work, the only thing we had left was the supreme court. and noise its politicized and tainted, so now where does occupy country stand as a democracy? >> ...

Education, so many other different things, blatently supporting racism and being a sexist on television, i dont see how you can respect that. its not politics or being a republican or a democrat. its about the way a person is. >> does it strike you that in the way that kanye west talks about it, there is an echo of the way brett kavanaugh and supporters talk about it. a lot of people with privilege, money and power say they are bullied. they are on tv wearing the red hat. his notion that he is b...

They have at least ten family members or friends, loved ones, who can go and vote on their behalf. >> so folks that are part of their movement that are disenfranchised, who do have felony records, for them to go out and organize -- >> 4 million people can bring family members to the polls to vote on behalf of them. vote on the lines of love. thats what this campaign is about. not fear, but love. not exclusion, but inclusion. and so were going to have people from all walks of life, whether theyre...

Harmony to that, because thats where it started. the heart beat of this movement are people who are working through the criminal justice system and dealing with a system that doesnt work, and its their family and friends that are the ones that collected petitions, their family and friends that have been the clarion call in their neighborhoods and communities. so for me, my wife and i are going to go, shes going to vote and im going to conjoel and scream, baking cookies for the whole neighborhood...