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Important to, one especially for women as we saw in kansas, the voters are in different places, politicians and the republican party leadership. you can talk to, voters in the disaffected when we did focus groups in georgia few months ago. you have a voter who will say how die hard and pro-life they are, but yet they do not want to take away abortion rights, except up to 50 weeks. >> gonna leave the conversation. here, elise gianna trevor will be back. with more sound after the quick break. brea...

Should be, given what we have seen happen? >> i think that we all woke up the day after kansas, that should be like a hand hashtag. the day after kansas. where a lot of friends of mine who work in d.c., who follow polling. all the focus groups saw something happen. which is to say, they saw some light at the end of the tunnel. because up until this moment, i think look, i live in d.c.. a lot of people were just writing this midterm election. off this is going to be a bloodbath, gas prices are hi...

Campaign for -- to be the senate nominee, he wouldnt have won had he not questioned the results of the 2020 election. he just wouldnt have gotten through the door. so you do have to have some fealty to trump to have agency in the republican party. at the same time, theres a cross current, which is that the january 6th committee has damaged trump politically. you dont just need to read quotes from "the post" to see that. theres, you know, focus groups that you could sit on with former trump voter...

There. we are hearing many of his false claims from all of the other speakers as well as a lot of the republicans elected, you know, arizona, big race in pennsylvania, some of them have been on the news i should say in arizona, michigan, pennsylvania. what is the impact of all of this? >> well, what is happening is kind of interesting here, which is trumps imprint on the republican party obviously remains pretty profound. i think the slate of elections in arizona where you see people who have de...

Yesterdays primary far seeded other recent contests of 900,000 kansas voters casting a ballot. so, joe, clearly, this is a statement from the state of kansas. and perhaps a signal to republican candidates, and obviously democrats who want to run on this, come the fall, that this is an issue where many, many, many americans including the red states, have made up their mind, and kansas is a big red flag. >> you know, we have to send in elise jordan out to do focus groups. because we learned from f...

Heading into november, will he january six committees public hearing have any impact on republican voters? and even if they do, will it be enough of an impact to make a difference in these important races? sarah log well has been looking into that question. she is a republican strategist and has been -- dozens of social groups on this exact topic. she says she has affected a major change since june. in her focus groups, conducted in that time, quote, only 14% of trump 2020 voters wanted him to r...

Ballot once again. that is where you see these numbers and republican focus groups, because they are afraid that trump is going to bring them down. and guess what, if it werent for donald trump warnock and -- would not be at the senate in georgia. once you get really to really get senators like, that then georgia starts considering other democrats. that is what is so dangerous for the republicans right. now there is nothing we can do about it. as long as donald trump is on the scene. >> governor...

Republican focus groups, a lot of folks that kinda want to see him move offstage because he is a liability. i think those are things that journalists are trying to digest >> the answer in recent weeks is a lot. he has very good at generating coverage, as we say. we have a minute left. the fact that there is so much trump, trump, trump, does that serve as a distraction from what president biden is actually doing or trying to do in his political woes? >> absolutely. >> it will be a distraction. by...

To the polls. >> bret: lets look at a couple of the senate races because thats a lot pollster if you look at the poll. if you look at pennsylvania, our latest polling out of there is back in june and it may have changed. fetterman the lieutenant governor 50% and dr. oz the republican nominee 44%. a lot of money in case pennsylvania is always purplish, purple, blue, sometimes red? >> yeah, i think the pennsylvania race is really a good pick-up for us. and this is the problem that the republicans ...