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I think it was a gallup poll. i believe it is gallup 2016. the country said it was more racially divided after eight years of obama, there is no comparison to obama today. >> that narrative though on those statistics, right? president obama ever talked about racism. hold on one second. he never talked about racism the way that donald trump has. >> laura: guys, thank you so much. missed you, scott. >> have me back. >> laura: i have a special announcement about something we are going to do here at...

And when did he know it? >> are you aware of the installation of any listening devices in the oval office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices, yes, sir. >> i began by telling the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency and if the cancer was not removed the president himself would be killed by it. >> the presidency was killed by it, ultimately. 250 hours of those proceedings were broadcast live to america. 75% of the public told gallup they watched some of th...

Disconnect and how broad of a chasm there is between donor democrats and the rest of the democratic party. i think bloomberg is no match for a strong biden, but he is a weak biden. first of all, biden has the people of color vote, no way that bloomberg can try to get obviously. but at this point, with that aside, the cash on hand issue, the person who has the most to lose tonight is mayor pete to me because he positioned himself in that lane of the moderate making sense type democrat, not spendi...

Warren or senator sanders. were talking to liberal voters around the country and theres a lot of enthusiasm for warren and for sanders. so what you are seeing with those establishment democrats is, you know, they look at joe biden and they hear the word salad when he gives answers and does not -- the kind of sharpness they want and they look at pete buttigieg and klobuchar and they dont quite see a president there, at least not yet. iowans will be the ones who decide this first with the caucus...

Too. what i think it shows is the disconnect and how broad of a chasm there is between donor democrats and the rest of the democratic party. i think bloomberg is no match for a strong biden, but he is a weak biden. first of all, biden has the people of color vote, no way that bloomberg can try to get obviously. but at this point, with that aside, the cash on hand issue, the person who has the most to lose tonight is mayor pete to me because he positioned himself in that lane of the moderate maki...

Dont think that the democrats in the house have moved the ball very far towards getting republicans to go along and they need them. >> martha: here is an interesting poll from gallup that finds that more democrats want president trump removed than wanted nixon out. president trump, i think i got the number right there, 87% want him removed back in 1974, 71%. you know, i would imagine a lot of that is a reflection of the times and certainly of the strong feelings about president trump. >> remembe...

Ambassador sondland and taylor. this is pretty devastating testimony, but again, republicans are calling for people like one ring closer to the president. in public opinion, the support for impeachment is already higher and removal is higher than it ever was on clinton. higher than under nixon except a final poll before he resigned in gallup. as you know, very limited numbers among republicans. support for approval is beginning to track pretty close throw president trumps approval rating with ba...

Drugs. expunges records and states pushed to do this and invests money into communities hit hardest by the war on drugs using some of that marijuana tax revenue to that end. >> and the latest from a gallup poll shows from this week 66% of americans support legalization. as you know, a lot of candidates have been ruling out their plans to legalize marijuana. i should say. is this becoming a new litmus test? >> it could be, but i commend the senator for taking a very bold and aggressive position o...

Where do you get a sense that this will have the biggest impact? at least on the voting block? >> well, i think basically what weve seen is that a lot of democrats of all levels support this. i mean, you mentioned that gallup poll about two-thirds of americans support this. you look at the same poll, its about 70-plus percent of democrats. were talking about a sizable block of just about -- when you look down at the, like, specific demographics, its basically every level of democrat. were talkin...

Inquiry. >> thats the problem, right now you can keep it on the doral issue, if the president continues to handle it the way he is, which is take steps to garner more criticism, not less. its his m.o. to stir up chaos, but doing it in this kind of environment, i think, is riskier. >> this is the gallup weekly tracking of the presidents approval and disapproval. his disapproval is now ircnchin back up. its at 57%. the high is 60%, after the midterm elections, for example. if this trend continues,...