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Plants. >> that was all within the space of the summer of 2018. what is the truth, jonathan lamire? >> the truth is that the math is not the presidents strong point it would appear. those are not happening. u.s. steel has had to close plants in michigan and other places in the midwest. there has not been an expansion of plants. hundreds of workers in michigan. that is the latest in a series of sort of restrictions. this is an industry despite the presidents promises, its not a dazzling market ri...

Apparatus for republican politicians -- >> is it? >> not in an official way, but so many republicans i cover in congress, especially, stephanie, they say they cant trust the republican national committee to always get out the vote, they dont have union supporters in the same way some democratic politicians have union organizers working alongside them on the campaign trail. they need the nra as an organization to help get out the vote in some of these red states if they want to win. thats why the...

Steadily and she is stronger in the states by all indications than the national poll. her problem is the candidates with her profile, which is white liberals who depend mostly on college educated white liberals, have not won the nomination since gorge mcgovern. every other one, howard dean, bernie sanders, they all fall short unless they can across the racial divide and appeal more to african-american voters. she really needs -- unless she can expand her appeal, elizabeth warren needs kamala har...

>> the good news for biden is he has a significant lead. he hasnt lost much ground. he has recovered ground since the after math of the first debate and on top of that there is not a coalescing of liberal opposition. hes approximatelying a tipolli. youre at 29% in the field of a million candidates, can he win over people who dont support him as the field gets narrower, but you have elizabeth warren and bernie sanders drawing on an important well of opposition, liberal pop ewe louulous, everye in...

Right now. joe biden commanding lead in this race nationally. remember, this is a national picture right now. we know the nomination is fought state by state, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, but here he is double digit lead, 29%. sanders and warren in a battle tied there for second place. sanders at 15. warren at 14. buttigieg and harris at 5. everyone else, 3% or below. look at the movement. we last polled in the immediate after math of the first debate, the miami debate, and take ...

Take a look at this. were going to get that camera to go really deep in there. what do we see, all these candidates at the top pretty much besides sanders and biden, 4 points, 12 points for harris, 12 point drop for buttigieg, 7 point drop for booker. theres not much expectation the race should shift too much. >> people have been doing the math and say oh, if you add up bernie sanders and elizabeth warren you get joe biden. >> warrens support is very deep among very liberal voters. shes at 32% w...

Power when it comes to putting her from front of people. she got a lot of media coverage. the thing i come back to in this poll, it was 19% who didnt have an opinion or not sure. thats a 19% that maybe elizabeth warren can get, a 19% that someone else can get. when you start to combine the people in the 1% category or the 2% category, you start to see, like, theres still a lot of room for these people to grow. theres still something to fight for, even with joe bidens impressive showing in your p...

Will be a lot of neutral voices who will pin it on his own policy decisions. the escalation of the trade war with china -- >> thats the problem, he made the problem. he juiced it with the tax cut, people will connect the dots on that because its just economics and math, we know what the deficit is, and now if one of his political gambits winds up creating pressure, hes going to have to answer for it. professor, as always, you made us better, thank you. >> thank you. what should be universally ...

To handle any tariff situation than we do, then he may wind up having the economy get a shake at exactly the wrong time and then what? >> right. and the possibility of a hard brexit, a no-deal brexit creating a recession in europe. as we said, any president worries about the downside of a sinking economy. first, he is not getting as much benefit from the upside of the economy because an unusually high share of the people still disapprove of him. if a recession does come, there will be a lot of n...

Chalian joins us live from washington. he is breaking down all of these numbers for us. david, go. >> alisyn, good morning, you saw john showed you the horse race showing joe biden with the double digit lead. take a look at the change since the last poll conducted at the end of june, right after the first debate that the democratic contenders participated in in miami. joe biden up 7 since then. the only other major movement is this kamala harris drop of 12 points from 17% in the immediate after ...