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Bernie sanders has a track record of leftist policies throughout his entire career -- >> do you say leftist as good thing or a bad thing? >> i think its a good thing. so ill give you some specific examples. when it comes to the student loan debt issue, brrernie sande is saying, lets not get too overwhelmed with details and complications. we need to cancel student debt. whereas elizabeth warren has certain caveats, certain thresholds that individuals would have to meet in order to get their debt ...

Thresholds that individuals would have to meet in order to get their debt canceled. and i think the most important thing to look at is not necessarily the polling among the candidates, but importantly, the polling when it comes to specific policy proposals. and poll after poll indicates that the democratic base wants to cancel student loan debt. the democratic base wants a single-payer health care system. i know there have been a bunch of tricky polls in terms of methodology when it comes to pol...

He hangs a picture of you next to the dryer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. . all right. you have to follow the race to the end, because you never know when things can change. weve got evidence of that. new polling from monmouth university. that three-way race at the top. obviously, sanders, warren, and biden. now, what is the real big anomalous factor in this particular poll? biden. the other two numbers sides up with what we just saw in the cn...

300. and as you note, not only the cnn poll, but a fox poll and a pew poll roughly the same period of mid-august, had a similar result with biden somewhere around 30. warren usually in second and bernie sanders just behind her. i would say that the magnitude of this may be somewhat questionable. that theyre all even at this point. but the direction is probably right, right? >> wait, but hold on a second. lets take it one step sideways. this is the one part i dont get. i hear you. its a smaller s...

How do you explain that? >> right. the examples a little younger, among other things. probably a few older voters and thats where bidens strength is when compared to the 2016 actual primary electorate. but the idea that any single poll, you know, is the reality and is -- >> theyre just snapshots, but its just weird a week later. >> exactly. its weird a week later. i think you can say, pretty clearly, looking at the crowds over the weekend and everything else, elizabeth warren is gaining ground. ...

Arguably more intimate events being held by the former vp, joe biden. his biggest selling point has been electability. now, polls are just a snapshot of a moment, just a suggestion. but this monmouth, maybe it does skew younger. maybe the smaller sample size does make a difference. but if you have all three of these people knotted up at the top. biden, warren, sanders, what does it mean for this party? thats the start of tonights great debate with ana casperian and ana navarro. its great to have...

Actual mechanics of the election? >> i think its probably some of both. monmouth is a good pollster, one poll, a relatively small sample, 300. and as you note, not only the cnn poll, but a fox poll and a pew poll roughly the same period of mid-august, had a similar result with biden somewhere around 30. warren usually in second and bernie sanders just behind her. i would say that the magnitude of this may be somewhat questionable. that theyre all even at this point. but the direction is probably...

Life. >> ill take it. more ana, more better. lets not play with methodology and all of that, i just did that with ron brownstein. lets deal with the fundamentals of what this means inside the party. ana navarro, if its about electability, biden has been showing pretty solid strength but warren has been growing, bernie sanders is always there. is electability still pointing to joe biden and why? >> look, practically every poll ive seen about electability shows that any of the democrats on the top...

You are specific and say that individuals would not lose access to their doctors, in poll after poll, it indicates that the base is in favor of it. i think thats whats important. >> all right. so lets change the lens here a little bit. which is, youre talking policies. and i think thats good, but you also have to prepare for the fight youre going to have. and once you get into the general, ana, you may never hear the president talk about health care, except to say, your plan stinks, my plan will...

Identity politics voters in this kind of stuff isnt going to do it for them. >> brian: i dont think so. thanks so much, it was good to see you mark steyn. meanwhile, richard goodstein is a former advisor to hillary clinton brady joins us right now. i cant wait to get your take about where we are at right now. first of all, the monopole. i see 400 plus people or at least that in a poll. i dont think a poll means that much. do you? >> actually got to 90 it was the sample size and the plus minus is...