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Those are the things that are top of mind. >> let me show this poll from nbc news from january. the question of being interested in midterm elections. republican voters, 61% were in fact very interested. 47% of democrats. talk to me, rich, and some of the focus groups you have been holding, kind of where folks stand when it comes to interest in midterms, the importance they place on midterms. should democrats especially be concerned when they see numbers like this, only 47%, half, less than half...

Vaccinated on top of it and then well be vulnerable to the new variant that arises out of african continent or southeast asia or latin america like all the other variants of concern have emerged unless we make a commitment to vaccinate the country so ive been pushing the white house and hhs to come up with a longer term game plan because i still think their viewpoints are still very focused in terms of weeks, not in terms of months or years. >> thats a sober view but an important view. doctor, a...

Hit a low of 33%. that matches the lowest low quinnipiac ever found for trump. what does this mean for the future of joe bidens presidency, his agenda, the midterm elections? to help us understand all of this, amy walter joins us, the publisher and editor in chief of the cook political report. amy, pleasure to have you on. >> im so glad to be here. thank you. >> lets first deal with biden and the popularity, whatever the exact numbers are, theyre very low, and what im trying to figure out is wha...

Is a new programme called the catch up on bbc three. its a three—to—four—minute round up of the news. heres some of the first edition. next up, several conservative mps have told the bbc theyre unsure whether or not to back the pm. its after sue grays initial report came out yesterday. you can see her here. she says that during the pandemic, there were failures of leadership and judgment and excessive drinking at number 10 and the cabinet office — thats where the pms top team works. her ...

Midterm elections? to help us understand all of this, amy walter joins us, the publisher and editor in chief of the cook political report. amy, pleasure to have you on. >> im so glad to be here. thank you. >> lets first deal with biden and the popularity, whatever the exact numbers are, theyre very low, and what im trying to figure out is what -- you know, what do you think explains this? and can we start by just parsing through -- there are essentially three groups of people, right, democrats, ...

Panel. joining me, carlos in sunny miami. co-founder of black voters matter. natasha brown and polster and founding partner terrance woodberry. based on your polling and research youve done, what issues are going to be driving voters as they head to the pols this year? >> thank you. democrats are really facing a crisis of confidence with the elect are a will that propelled them to victory. 25 million more voters in 2018 and 2020 vote for democrats that they didnt vote for previous elections. our...

And bill kristol, author, writer, thinker at politico. and a veteran of both reagan and bush administrations, as well as editor at large at the bulwark. great to have you here. what do you think of the former president and vices that kind of aversion what we heard from some democrats, which is quick, talk about this that we havent gotten in talk about what we have accomplished? >> i think thats a big part of it. i think the president is also directing them to get additional things that they cant...

Happen. joining me now is pollster and communication strategist frank. frank, thanks so much for being with us. a dung show for those who didnt get it here in the united states. what do you see as the dug show? >> the idea that nothing happens, nothing gets done, we delegitimize each other, dehumanize each other. it is happening with woke culture, cancel culture on the left. with populism on the right. and people look to own each other rather than to listen and to learn. what i found in my focus...

Of the first edition. next up, several conservative mps have told the bbc theyre unsure whether or not to back the pm. its after sue grays initial report came out yesterday. you can see her here. she says that during the pandemic, there were failures of leadership and judgment and excessive drinking at number 10 and the cabinet office — thats where the pms top team works. her full report will be released at a later stage. well, lead producer of the catch up is rosanna pound—woods, whos with ...

For the pro- crime environment. this was the denial stage. when a thought crime could hurt them politically change their tune. >> to blind spot for democrats think they are ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away. its not going to go away. they need to address this and i needs to stop. with both know it is showing up in the polls. its showing up in the focus groups. it is the only thing that is sticking. >> there goes the great dinner with the appetite not human suffering. >> thats just the...