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Inside, not outside america. number one. number two, understand that trust that all these institutions were failing but this generation is stepping up to change that. twice as many young people voted in this midterm. so, empower them and engage them. the third is, understand where politics fits within the context of their lives. half of the young people today have incredible stress and anxiety. as many young people say they experience joy and anxiety on a given day. put those into context and be...

Democrats deliberately -- to doing exactly what she doesnt want them to do. >> to extend judys point, it has a lot to do with midterm, which put nancy pelosis in speakership because moderate democrats defeated republicans and republican districts. nancy pelosis is playing the long game and doesnt want her house majority at risk by forcing moderate democrats to vote on impeachment. there is a group that is determined -- >> harris: what did you call them? >> rump group. >> harris: some in the part...

Efforts to impede our investigation to prevent us from hearing from witnesses and generating a document make its impossible to do our work and i think impeachment inquiry is appropriate at that juncture. deputy editor for the editorial page, judy miller, author. great to see you both. what does nancy pelosi do? >> i think shes going to hold firm, nancy pelosi being nancy pelosi. i think she understands from her calculation and from the mid-term that going down the impeachment route is a bad stra...

To impeachment. >> absolutely and thats a significant thing he told you there. the question that you asked him, will overseen yor members of the judiciary committee or senior members of leadership go that far. and the broader question that cicilline and other members of the house caucus, do people understand the difference between impeachment inquiry and impeachment overall. big part of what they said for months if not years, were not going forward with impeachment unless the overall country can...

The house are very much displeased and disgusted in some cases by the presidents behavior and conduct in office, and hes made life very difficult for them. in fact, you dont need any further evidence than the 2018 mid-term election where many of my friends are now former congressmen who in many cases lost their seats largely because of the president, and i -- im just sitting here in pennsylvania. i mean, the suburbs of philadelphia was a killing zone for republicans in the 2018 mid-term, and i c...

New hampshire, nevada, wisconsin, michigan. theyre part of the battleground. in 2016, we didnt knock the wall down. president trump was able to pick the lock. he filed 79,000 votes that gave him the the edge in the electoral college. i believe michigan, pennsylvania, will pick up those electoral votes and be a play once again down in florida for the 29d electoral votes. i dont believe nevada will be in play for donald trump nor new mexico. >> dana: what about arizona? >> i think arizona will be ...

Stay relatively out of sight, not make trouble for his successor by constantly opining on things. but when it came to last years midterm, he sort of took off the gloves in a way no former president had done really since herbert hoover against fdr. i think the idea was, he just found a democratic party that didnt have a legal, didnt have a single leader that could focus that argument and he was very offended by the trump presidency, the things he was saying, as he said, the lying and the use of t...

Suburban swing voters who went for trump 2016 moved to the democrats and 2018 and the midterm. most of them, 70% particularly the women are pro-choice. this is an extreme measure as pat robinson said, it will help the democrats and 2020 and frankly the best news that the republicans would get would be to lower the tone, get this knocked out and declared unconstitutional and run a campaign on the economy come on peace that now currently exists in our strength in the world, not not abortions. >> s...

Late-night tv, they are really wowed by him. its the way its supposed to work. people are getting a chance to see him and people really like him. >> its just timing, i guess? >> i think so. bernie sanders had a three-year head start and beto had a one-year head start. >> kimberly, joe biden is concerned about his age. he would be 78 when he, i guess, started the presidency, when he began it, which seems incredible to say. even before his first midterm test, he would be in his 80s. it is hard to ...

Beto orourke getting a dental exam and talking immigration with the hygienist. alexandria ocasio-cortez -- she was cooking, answer questions and reading user comments. of course, senator elizabeth warren awkwardly hanging out in her kitchen interacting with users. most notably, "im going to have a beer." "im going to grab myself a beer." "im going to do this right now, until you all about it." [laughter] >> leslie: am wondering if any these people had saved her life, if you said he would give th...