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Serious growing process for ocasio-cortez. she has to decide whether shes in washington to make a difference or make a scene. her squad have all held elected office. they know if you want to get something done, the path is through nancy pelosi. >> dana: can they solve this or does it keep going? i heard someone say aoc has turned the democratic caucus into thunder dome. >> we keep talking about aoc because she has 5 million social media followers. for right now, shes great to talk about. if you ...

>> its ugly and getting ugly. there are no moderates left. its literally liberals versus socialists and the socialists are winning. for nancy pelosi to think she can silence aoc and these of a-left socialists just shows shes out of touch with whats happening in our own conference. >> melissa: normally we go to our gentleman first. its ladies turn on the couch. i added some drama to that but i didnt get to the level of drama behind closed doors. >> alexandra: absolutely not. there is major shade....

Gorsuch. theyre getting their tax cuts. theyre getting their environmental regulations pulled back. so the question is whether the ends justify the means. and i think a lot of republicans have decided it is. in terms of how we go after the people who voted for them, id like to think it is not an either/or situation. but bottom line, we took back the house in 2018 because of energy both for moderate candidates and progressive candidates. the problem we should probably look at is the senate. its v...

It could backfire because mitch mcconnell is getting a lot of things done especially among republicans, what he has done with judges, the supreme court, he was the one who defeated nancy pelosi on the border funding bill but hes getting a lot of things in and immobilized and motivates conservatives. heather: it looks like there is some infighting in terms of the democratic party when it comes to border funding and the portable involving nancy pelosi and four female freshman. what about the house...

Districts, thats the whole story of the 2018 midterm, how those people did it those folks ran on solutions, solving problems, bringing people together. they didnt run on things that a small minority of american people -- >> she is backing up her majority despite any sort of jabs you may have. >> shes really smart, and she knows what shes doing. and she wants us to win the white house, the senate, and she wants to keep the house, shes trying to lead accordingly. >> i know congressman swalwell say...

Districts, and the house that helped nancy pelosi become speaker again could very easily slip back to a republican when president trump is at the top of the ticket. the republicans because not as many people vote midterm. the other thing, she did an interview, speaker pelosi did with "the new york times" and got a lot of attention where she is saying these guys dont only have a twitter game. it came out of an interesting time. because she just lost a fight with enterococcus but not from the left...

Adults, 47% among registered adults and that is very important. not even register voters vote, voters vote in a comes down to likely voters and so the more you get to the likely voter question, the better president trumps will do. adults typically -- theres a falloff fit with the overall population and those who boarded the president of the beneficiary of that drop-off. 47%, i looked it up, thats exactly what barack obama had in 2011 before his midterm and of course he went on to win. the 47% nu...

I dont know about you, but im still catching up on sleep from last weeks back-to-back democratic debates in miami. when with we saw 20 candidates introduce themselves and try to set themselves apart a bit. then we saw president trump and his campaign respond, and the fallout has only intensified. but at the heart of it all are the supposed issues that are the big things that are being debated. so what are the biggest issues for primary voters and those general election swing voters. president tr...

Him to have free and fair elections. especially after this last midterm where there were calls about not just women but just for minorities as well. issues of voter suppression. he talked about dr. king. he talked about the greens borrow -- dsh the kids february 1st in 1960 sitting in at the wool worth counter, the wool worths across the country for sitting in because they were hungry. when he said that, i thought about the exonerated five. he is talking about the 18-year-old kids at the time in...

Voters who is actually going to activate and energize the base. thats a whole different equation of electability that i think we also saw on stage with different candidates trying to hold joe biden accountable for his record, whether thats bussing or iraq or any of these things. >> i mean -- >> go ahead, neera. >> i think -- i think that the electability question has actually changed if you look at the cnn poll today. of course, its just one poll. >> yes. >> kamala harris and elizabeth warren ar...