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And they know this. thats why, theres some kind of bulletin points, steph, where no one, even someone liberated, is retiring like senator blunt, or senator portman can talk about the hearings. everybody has to be mob because their single focus regaining control of the house, and help the majority in the senate. so theyre so afraid of running up their chances in november, theyve all been told to be silent, pretending that been busy, they havent seen it. and thats why its really important. because...

That. at the same time, the number one reason latinos voted for president trump, youre going to believe this, because he signed the relief recovery checks from covid. they attributed that to him. one of the things democrats need to do is understand, what are the good things theyre delivering to the latino community and americans in general? at the same time, when someone signs a check, does it mean it was his money? it was your own money for the tax workers. we did a poll where we found by expla...

Focus groups, fascinating. 0ur guest joins us next. give us your observations on the race so far. this is the race had none of them quite wanted at the moment. that�*s what you have to remember. when the whole partygate thing blew up, one of the reasons they did not get rid of the reasons they did not get rid of borisjohnson immediately of the reasons they did not get rid of boris johnson immediately was because none of the other leadership campaigns were ready, we want to throw him overboard ...

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>> a, theres no doubt about it in the focus groups when you ask people, if donald trump doesnt run, who do you want to see run? it is ron desantis. its very surprising to have people in ohio know who the governor of florida is and it is not normally something that happens. ron desantis has become the number 1 name although theres lots of other names and they are all from the trump universe. mike pompeo, one of the things you dont hear and you rarely hear someone mike pence and you rarely hear pe...

Vote, we know historically overturning roe versus wade was very effective for republicans and they may sure that word. you look at where we are at now, young immigrant seen really frustrated by what they are seeing or frankly not seeing. is there a concern that despite all of these pleas for people concerned about access post roe versus wade the best thing to do is to vote. is there a concern this lack of action is turning out some of those voters, particularly younger voters? >> we heard that s...

He did take britain out of the eu, and he did create a very significant conservative majority, and you know, those things will get down in history. you know, for good, every government has struggled with that but that was a proper public service. >> is there any larger lesson in johnsons fall about populism and what happens, because he was a kind of populist. you know, when you have to actually govern,. >> there are a lot of analogies drawn between boris johnson and donald trump. i dont like to ...

Focus groups and he has sadly been very divisive. britain really came together in the pandemic. people looked out for each other. we felt more connected than we had been ever since the brexit , he couldve capitalized on that, instead of which he started fighting cultural wars, trying to build division against the opposition and i said that is because he is still campaigning. he was in a permanent a lectionary mode. the next leader has to be someone who is much more serious about simply deliverin...

Why his counsel was there. they did exactly what donald trump wanted them to do. >> did you get a sense from that focus group that she was somebody who persuaded them that crimes may have been committed?>> i did. i think she was very persuasive. the way she laid it out. the way she was very honest about it. she had very good details. she talked about the days leading up to it. she didnt seem to have an ax to grind. she didnt seem to be partisan. it was really persuasive to these swing voters wit...

>> look, hes obviously not going to talk about personal interactions he had with the president. he can talk about the decision- making process. he can talk about what was happening in the days leading up to that. he can talk about his advice to the white house, his advice to mark meadows. i think this is really important moment for swing voters. 40% of independents havent decided. these hearings have been so well done that the missing link is the white house attorney who is an incredible witness...