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Lines that has never happened in polling before. >> i want to be a little bit cautious. as we know, 53% of women voted for donald trump. it was about race and geography. so where you lived in the country, and how southern or middle of the country it was, so -- >> although, in the approval rating, if you take every category and you split by gender, you are seeing it open up over the course of the presidency. >> absolutely. and for all the reasons youre seeing. the question is who shows up at the ...

I mean, those ads are really good. and it seems like theyre kind of building -- theyre sort of building a visual vocabulary for an emerging part of the democratic party coalition. >> and theyre very intentional about that. they do see themselves as a wing, a cog in this bigger machine for this new left and progressive movement. but i think bringing those skills that they learned in the corporate world, like you aid in the video, nick said, we were creating propaganda for the corporate world -- >...

Who you havent registered. just the low huanging fruit there is there. >> and i think its going to be interesting to see this governors race in florida with andrew gillum, who is a black, relatively left-wing candidate and there had been a lot of talk of -- i think theres nervousness in the florida democratic party of is he too far left to win. on the other hand, theres only two candidates whove won statewide races for major office in florida in the last 20 years. one is bill nelson, who is runn...

Were starting to see a gentler split open up along partisan lines that has never happened in polling before. >> i want to be a little bit cautious. as we know, 53% of women voted for donald trump. it was about race and geography. so where you lived in the country, and how southern or middle of the country it was, so -- >> although, in the approval rating, if you take every category and you split by gender, you are seeing it open up over the course of the presidency. >> absolutely. and for all th...

>> they are also -- theyre also very good at what they do. i mean, those ads are really good. and it seems like theyre kind of building -- theyre sort of building a visual vocabulary for an emerging part of the democratic party coalition. >> and theyre very intentional about that. they do see themselves as a wing, a cog in this bigger machine for this new left and progressive movement. but i think bringing those skills that they learned in the corporate world, like you aid in the video, nick sai...

For again? the answer comes, drop the n word, were going to vote for that drop the n word. theres a history of women either not showing up and actually voting, which is why women of color have been so pivotal. theyve been doing get out the vote and going to the polls. thats one of the things that will be critical. >> so far in the primaries, a different population, the real big open question. one of the biggest open questions is, do those voters, particularly young women millennials, single moth...

The take care of itself. sometimes you see this question of democrats not having a national message on, say, russia or corruption or things like that. its not getting talked about a ton on these local parts of the campaign trail. the bet is those voters that came about that know about that and are going to basically climb over hot coals to vote on election day -- >> because they want a do-over. >> thats sort of baked in. i want you guys ostick around. im going to talk about the much harder climb...

Made with the president that most of them despise. the president is on record like kidnapping children at scale. you look the other way on that because you get the judges you want. and thats a dark deal but theyve made it. >> theres two races in the senate i find particularly interesting. one is in texas. every cycle theres like the great hope that texas will turn blue. the texas democratic party has been an absolute moribund disaster for a million different reasons. beto orourke whos a congress...

[cheers and applause] so unfair. that was another great rip-off. republicans just passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. [cheers and applause] and the democrats want to lift them way up. remember that. >> if you want safety, if you want borders, if you want to have a country, then you need to go out and vote republican. [cheers and applause] >> dagen: president trump can already point to a solid record of 8-2 when it comes to republicans winning special house elections during...

Activities and great uncertainty about whether and how all the facts will emerge as long as congress remains in republican hands. its a similar question to what i -- what i asked jennifer because rudy giuliani was fighting this in court of public opinion. you said this was political rather than legal. trying to say what you were seeing and hearing didnt matter. after everything happened that happened last week, do you think trump being indicted is unlikely? >> i think its very unlikely. for the ...