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court struck down roe v. wade, the president said this. >> what we are witnessing was not unconstitutional just judgment. it was an exercise in raw political power. on the data decision came down, i immediately announce when i would do. i also made it clear based on the reasoning of the court that there is no constitutional right to choose. the only way to fulfill and restore that right for women in this country is by voting. we are able to exercise power at the ballot box. let me expl...

Democrats supporting his view, people in the middle and some people on the right may support him. he would then have a governing mandate. as it is right now, he keeps peaking issues that are divisive. abortion is a divisive issue. it cuts down the middle. some people see it as an issue on both sides. they will be motivated to vote. they cancel each other out. it is not a winning issue for a presidential mandate. >> i dont know if the majority of folks are right down the middle of that. we know t...

Foreign leaders in so-called two and twos. this is the second white house news conference. let me go around the screen here. >> i would ask him if he underestimated his governing mandate, if he understood he had such a slim majority in congress in still trying to do such big bold progressive agenda, if he just underestimated and misread what the people wanted by who they elected. >> 40 seconds left for the rest of you. yamiche, go ahead? >> what took you so long to get behind a voting carveout f...

Democrats, but whether its another retirement in a georgia senate seat that expands the senate map, a few more retirements here on the house level. the opportunity that democrats have in 2020 is out there to create a governing mandate. the question is whether they have the resources and whether they have the candidates to actually pull it off. >> right. and weve seen a lot of really promising potential stars who could have stepped into these seats not doing it. >> they dont have steve bullock in...

Dissatisfaction among a lot of voters with the choices they have. they are open to persuasion. they are open to listening for the next 70, 80 days, to a point of view that is serious and not low. they want hope. the big group of americans who are feeling cynical and disaffected. if somebody could reach to them and say i can help, that would be very powerful. >> the upside of the ryan pick, i think in this case about governing, it sort of widens the -- the width of this election, instead of a 51/...

Theres a sort of feeling of dissatisfaction among a lot of voters with the choices they have. they are open to persuasion. they are open to listening for the next 70, 80 days, to a point of view that is serious and not low. they want hope. the big group of americans who are feeling cynical and disaffected. if somebody could reach to them and say i can help, that would be very powerful. >> the upside of the ryan pick, i think in this case about governing, it sort of widens the -- the width of thi...

Of view that serious. they want hope. a big group of americans feeling cenacle and diseffected. some people can reach into them and say, i can help. that would be powerful. >> i think in this case about governing, it widens the width of this election. we might have 53-47 in either direction. by having the medicare debate, you are forcing that role of government. you are forcing everybody to take a side. where do you want the government to be? and the winner might actually have a governing mandat...