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Primary. back in october of 2018, he was at 33% in our cnn poll and then in june with the monmouth poll that came out, hes at 32%. very, very level steady support. so my question is, does harris going after biden merely make it so that both of them are disliked? remember, go back to 2016 in that republican debate between rubio and christie. yes, christie had a good moment against rubio, but christie didnt win that new hampshire primary, neither, of course, did rubio. they both ended up dropping ...

Biden. they are aware of the threat theyre posing to democrats and theyre taking the high road. saying we dont need to take the same road with the green new deal, apology for everything, we can acknowledge what theyre saying but we dont need to apology about everything weve done in our lives. were going to take it at our pace, not going to attack other democrats and trying to lean into this general election strategy by focussing on president trump who in turn is focussing on joe biden and not re...

Democrats relation what appear to be civil war in the republican party. if if you talk about intraparty fighting, we are all talking about steve bannon going after incumbent numbers of congress. now suddenly we are all reminded of the fact that the democratic wounds are extremely raw, that the bernie sanders crowd never got over the primaries. indeed, believed that bernie couldve beaten donald trump. that only hillary clinton couldve lost to donald trump. thats the view on the hard-core liberals...

Tonight, president trump on his claim that there are no divisions in the gop despite collisions with jeff corker and bob flake, tweeting do not understood estimate the unity. today, paul ryan said americans dont care about the intraparty fighting. >> i dont think the american people care about that. you know what the american people want to see us do? solve their problems. i dont think the american people want to see us up here yelling at each other. >> so what do voters think in flakes home sta...

Has continued to shift his positions repeatedly. hes someone who said in that speech, this is about changing culture, these weak, weak people that are changing culture, erasing history, on the other hand, he seems to have a reverence for history in some of the speeches so this is a function of a president who seems to go back and forth a little bit, less so than anything that his spokespeople or communications shop can do to clarify for us. >> so kirsten powers, charlottesville, republican, you ...

The issue. why ould you ensnare additional actors in this continue seer, like devin nunes and the white house officials if there isnt anything there. what youre seeing is on capitol hill this is directly impacting their ability to get anything done including democrats who are now feeling emboldened to block supreme court nominee neil gorsuch because they say, as this is going on, its not responsible to allow this president to make a lifetime appointment. >> molly hooper, does that mean it will b...

Owe bomb maps next approach to russia of course is playing out he has actually drawn some criticism or push back from members of his own party. adam schiff the top democrat on the house intel committee involved in these issues he said the initiatives he announced today do not go far enough. the president needs to make them much more serious. they think these actions are much more symbolic than anything else and dont have the teeth necessary to actually change russias behavior or deter them. >> g...

Right? [ booing ] >> months of intraparty fighting culminated in historic conventions. in cleveland, a public display of gop disunity. trumps former rival, senator ted cruz, was invited to speak but refused to endorse the nominee. >> stand and speak and vote your conscience. >> trump stole cruzs thunder, appearing in the family box in the middle of the speech. in philly, it was an unknown couple, khazir khan, who took on donald trump. >> let me ask you, have you even read the united states const...

General. there are a lot of folks who would really enjoy seeing a strong bush coming back into the race and being able to really bring people together and show his experience having led the state of florida, which is one of the key states obviously for a presidential race. hes still very popular in the state. i think it really sort of breathe has energy that republicans need to have one candidate they can come behind. >> its interesting. he has to get one person on his side. thats his mom. right...

Repeal and replace? >> well, its interesting because you know, the first go round, when the house was dealing with all the intraparty fighting, many members of the house freedom caucus at the time were basically pushing the repeal effort. they said, listen, why cant we just repeal the whole thing. thats what weve passed in the past that last year thats what the house and senate did. they approved a measure that would repeal it full stop. however, when you talk to leaders, when you were talking t...