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One in five potential caucusgoers actually made up their minds. so thats what were seeing when were talking to voters on the ground. and so candidates will be coming here looking to cater to those voters to get them to commit to caucus for them. and while well see them here very, very often in high frequency, they have to visit the early states of new hampshire, south carolina. so its really important when the candidates are not here and is their organization on the ground? weve seen joe biden, ...

I think its a double-edged sword because the nation is so divided that a lot of the races will be won with grassroots organizing and door knocking, et cetera and that is not something that is flashy for the news cameras. but i for one was -- i really just took a big breath of air, a fresh air when the president came back on. i wish he had engaged more on policy and not just in politics but im happy that we have a contrast that looks americans in the eyes and respects us, explains his morality, h...

Every person who has a vested interest in our states progress, in our countrys progress, that they feel their voices are valued. and i think thats a model were starting to see played out more and more across this country. i think the dnc can consistently invest more. i think thats always an important thing. but i think the most important narrative is that we have to invest in our people. we have to invest in the people who will be casting these votes, and they need to know that their voices are ...

Last nine days and two weeks has been the issue of women and how women are reacting to the allegations of sexual abuse and the denials and the fact that we have not been able to validate these allegations. its been front and center. are you only talking to clinton supporters or undecided voters? >> its great to hear from you. i have been in nine states. we have talked to a lot of people. the energy level is remarkable. people are ready to go out and multiply and get door knocking and canvassing ...

This is him describing how immigration reform played into the campaign. watch the pivot that he makes. then well talk about it. >> amnesty at the end with a clear differentiator between myself and eric cantor. but it fits into the whole narrative. and it also fits into the narrative that eric just has not been present in the district. and he was out of touch in supporting the chamber agenda on that one instead of -- i was door knocking. i know whats on the mind of the folks. >> so, mark, not pre...

This republican firefighter won against the republican party in his state thanks to all those petitions, they got the union stripping law on the ballot for repeal and ohio voted to repeal it by 22 points. it was not even close. it was a blowout. with that republican overreach, ohio republicans woke up the electorate and the electorate kicked them in the proverbial butt. you want to know who what was the activists in the fight in ohio, who was helping them in ohio with the machinery of the campai...

Petitions, they got the union stripping law on the ballot for repeal and ohio voted to repeal it by 22 points. it was not even close. it was a blowout. with that republican overreach, ohio republicans woke up the electorate and the electorate kicked them in the proverbial butt. you want to know who what was the activists in the fight in ohio, who was helping them in ohio with the machinery of the campaigning, leaflets, phone calling, door knocking, rallies, get out the vote, with the work that g...

With that republican overreach, ohio republicans woke up the electorate and the electorate kicked them in the proverbial butt. you want to know who what was the activists in the fight in ohio, who was helping them in ohio with the machinery of the campaigning, leaflets, phone calling, door knocking, rallies, get out the vote, with the work that goes into a presidential campaign? who helped ohio do that work in 2011? it was the obama campaign. jeremy byrd, national field director for the obama ca...

Doesnt go just to ads. i mean, it goes to all sorts of things. and those things can make a difference as well when it comes to organizing, door knocking, spreading rumors, who knows? >> all kinds of things. steve karnacki and ana marie, thanks for coming on the show tonight. both of you have a great weekend. >> you too. >> ahead, republicans on the masters of gridlock. tonight well try to figure out how extreme theyve become and if theres a way for the president to break through. and days away...

Plan is to rely on massive voter contact, door knocking, media hits, friend to friend persuasion. thats the route theyre going to go. well see how it pans out. chris and chris, thank you very much. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you very much. megyn: mitt romney yesterday used more than 120 words to explain why he did not like the presidents health care plan but democrats have picked one half of one sentence to portray the governor as heartless and ruthless. is that fair? we report, you decid...