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Arms distance. >> he doesnt have the baggage of appearing at him. were looking ahead to the mid-terms, being in the capitol on january 6th, taking a position on whether the election was free or fair. the most basics, basic of questions for mumt also and democracy. that is why, if you think about liz cheney or adam kinzinger and their two separate examples, but a ill tell you where im going with this. if liz cheney were voting in virginia, there is no question she would be fine with a glenn young...

From here. a lot of presidents or parties also change after mid-terms. bill clinton did that and working with newt gingrich after his party was shaken in the 94 landslide. which is not a mid-term. if his key candidates go down to defeat, you think it should be treated that way? you think a democrat should moderate? you think the progressives should tone it down? >> are you referring to just virginia or the new jersey race or -- what happens -- >> neil: id say primarily virginia. so you dont thin...

Glenn youngkin who has tapped into the trump movement without actually embracing the man himself. it is the first major race of the post-trump post-insurrection landscape, and the outcome could tell us a lot about whats on the horizon for the mid-terms. cnns sara murray is live in richmond for us. sara, this race may come down to turnout. what are we hearing from the candidates and what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: absolutely, ana. you know, we heard from election officials here in...

A new gop playbook for the mid-terms to come. a few minutes ago when we were talking to the candidate he said when this whole thing started he did some research and had a 2% name i.d. compare it with all the national attention he has received and the theme from last nights rally goes to show how far this campaign has come. >> bill: well wait and watch. thank you, alex, she is live in virginia. >> sandra: joining us now for a deeper dive our panel. great to have you both. bill, to you first on th...

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What do you think? inflation as a factor. >> maybe not right now. might be playing on the margins in virginia. seems like the race in virginia is defined by school, critical race theory, mask mandates. when you talk to democrats privately and republicans are pushing this publicly, inflation is front and center. when you look at the latest lines out of the federal reserve, theyre suggests this isnt transitory, could be with us for some time but an undeterminant timeline. the crucial question poli...

About climate change. its a gigantic opportunity. okay. i called on the "wall street journal," katherine. i got the wrong one. lets try the real "wall street journal." >> thanks. were the real "wall street journal." mr. president, you tweeted asking virginia and new jersey residents to vote. democrat terry mcauliffe is struggling in a state that you won by ten points. do you see his problems as a rebuke of your presidency and could this signal your real losses for democrats in the mid-terms? >> ...

Here but where would it go? >> i dont think its going to lead to any productive resolution. the moderates will say that. and the progressives will say, hey, we should have gone bigger. we went small ball. theyre going to blame each other. >> so lets sort of look at the world environment right here. the president is half a world away in scotland. leading the climate change charge. none of that seems to be resonating. it might. we might be premature dismissing it. the president looks powerless in ...

Power panel now, mercedes schlapp senior fellow with the american conservative union and former strategic communications advisor in the trump white house. kevin walling is with us. former biden campaign surrogate. kevin, i will start with you. i would have to think with your past experience with white houses that this is pretty detrimental for going forward for the president at this point. is he in trouble with his own party? >> yeah, im the democrat on the show. in sugar coating this. the numbe...

Down but a poll two weeks ago under water on every issue. as you point out the most devastating number is only 37% of the american people think he is competent. when the american people decide you are incompetent it is very hard to recover from that. they have made the decision that he cant run the government. the other number there is only 37% think he can handle a crisis. thats the presidents job. to handle crises. so all of this started with afghanistan. i know voters in virginia arent voting...