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For black voters, hispanic voters he has no support. its very, very low. if he wants to go the distance, he has to broaden his base. at this point, he is really capitalizing on the passions of this one set of electorates. >> who doesnt respond to the make america great again? you dont have to feel disenfranchised or be part of a minority group. you know, thats a compelling argument. >> absolutely. he didnt stop there, though. you said make it great, im with you. its not code for anything. this c...

I didnt get to follow up. what do you think? is it plausible that he didnt know? >> flat outlying. a lie, you dont believe it? >> no. >> he should have known because i imagine hes on boards of lots of things and involved in all sorts of different projects and doesnt know all the details. when youre in a public life when youre the governor of the state and youre named bush you should know. >> but does it matter to you given his strong pro life record in florida which is legit. >> im a federal lob...

What do you think? is it plausible that he didnt know? >> flat outlying. a lie, you dont believe it? >> no. >> he should have known because i imagine hes on boards of lots of things and involved in all sorts of different projects and doesnt know all the details. when youre in a public life when youre the governor of the state and youre named bush you should know. >> but does it matter to you given his strong pro life record in florida which is legit. >> im a federal lobbyist. i work with these f...

>> lets start on the republican side and trump. that finding is so interesting, that split between iowa and new hampshire in terms of did these john mccain comments have any effect? you think of the difference between the electorates in those two states iowa much more conservative evangelical. new hampshire made john mccain in 2000. the president of new hampshire, in some ways. >> lets remember how this whole feud started. it started because john mccain called activists in arizona crazies. there...

Very little support among african-americans, very little support among hispanic-americans. those are two huge constituent czys that hillary clinton does much better in and over a long haul, she is much better positioned to be the democratic nominee, obviously. but in iowa and new hampshire which are largely all white electorates and where the progressive part of the party could be more dominant sanders can be a real problem for her in those two places and if he is a real problem for her in iowa ...

Appears to be late in this cycle but he is very high in the polls topping the polls in iowa. he is comfortably known to republican primary electorates, specifically in iowa where he plans to win and launch his nomination. so he actually is well-positioned. he is the only one who really seems at this point to be sort of this bridge between the social conservatives and the hawks and the small government economic conservatives and not just be labeled an establishment republican. he has a record. as...

This is part of the presidential contender series that we do laying out the possible contenders and the huckabee campaign-to-be said they have news to make. im not a big fan, george of the announcement to make an announcement. but as you ask him more questions, its almost sure that hes running and an announcement in hope, arkansas. what about huckabee and his chances? >> well, he won the iowa caucuses in 2008 and what we learned is that he can run strong but run only where evangelicals are a big...

-- [ talking over each other ] >> super pacs changed the equation and party activists who control blocks. thats something george w. bush was able to do in 1999. it wasnt just wall street that was supporting him. he had all these conservative activists on board. he had all the electorates in congress and able to shut out the rest of the field. i think thats what jeb thought he was going to do this time around and he hasnt been able to do that. thats why theres an opening. i dont know if the openi...

Changed but he wouldnt commit to not repealing that executive order right away. >> im wondering what it is they thinks can be -- its interesting because of the house of representatives controlled by republicans, senate is also now controlled by republicans but no movement on immigration reform. hes talking about urgency. nothings being done. the president has little leeway as far as immigration reform in the house and senate regardless who is in power. >> thats the pressure that john boehner is ...

Saying exactly what needs to be said. so i agree with a lot of what she says but i think hillary clintons going to be the nominee and hillary clintons going to win. and shes already adopting some of elizabeth warrens message. the clip that you showed earlier was very very important. everybodys getting the message. people know how to read polls and how to listen to electorates and i think hillary clinton is not an exception to that. >> the dramatist in me doesnt want to reach for this particular ...