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but you calling a spade if a spade is grounds for sexual harassment. kayleigh: you know, i read a washington post poll last year, and it was on these transgender issues, and it was astounding, riley. i look at a lot of political can issues, and a lot of them are 50-50 or 40-60, these were astounding. i mean, to the tune of measure 60% saying -- more than 60% saying they do not believe biological men could compete in women's sport. do you get the sense across the country that people are with you on this issue regardless of party identification? >> of course i do which is why, honestly, i was mind-blown that he pursued this in an election year, honestly. but the way he did it was pretty strategic. you mentioned leading up to this hit that he has a separate rollout for sports. basically, what he was doing was winking at normal, sane people saying, hey, we're with you, but also winking at the progressive left saying, hey, we're with you. in doing that, really standing on the fence we know that this is a way the alienate both
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Are the traditional political alliances in the United States beginning to crumble? Is there a seismic shift underway that could reshape the country's political landscape? In recent times, a phenomenon known as "dealignment" has been gaining momentum, and it's raising intriguing questions about the future of American politics. As traditional party loyalties erode, more and
again either. they argue a third party candidate could tip the scales in favor of trump. joe manchin could be on the ticket after these recent comments. >> party identification is not going to change me. democrat, republican, having a d and r should not change you. >> people say you might be a spoiler, what would you say? >> i would never intend to be a spoiler. >> the presidential door is open. you will leave it open. >> i haven't closed anything. i kept everything open. >> typical joe manchin, never closing the door on anything. joining me now is vaughn hillyard. vaughn, how real is this third party bid? you talked to the group's co-chair. what's the thinking? >> reporter: they are a power player. they will be a power player if they go through with this effort. this is a multimillion dollar
proud to call yourself a democrat? >> i'm extremely proud to be an american, that's what it's all about, pamela, if a party identification drives you as a human being maybe you're in the wrong business, if you're in politics, if you want to do the right thing party identification shouldn't mean anything. it doesn't mean anything. i tell people, i'm fiscally responsible and socially compassionate. you put me anywhere you want. >> okay, senator, thank you again for your time. >> thank you, appreciate it. outfront next, manhunt, 24-year-old suspect in a mass shooting at an atlanta medical building still on the loose. we're live in atlanta with the very latest. and, president biden is facing pressure to bring home americans held hostage around the world, i'll speak to
for another states when they see this happen here? you know, i just, you know, see tennessee being such a different state than the nation as a whole, right? you know, this initially started, you know, as sort of a discussion about guns right and whether or not we need to control gun ownership, and tennessee is a state that has a far more guns than the nation as a whole, right. the majority of tennessee voters have guns in their household. that's very different from where we are nationally where it's less than 40. so the fact is when we look at tennessee and we compare it to the nation. yes, it may be much like its southern brethren. but the fact is tennessee as an outlier compared to where we are nationally at this point, much looser gun legislation important point to make their the one lawmaker expelled so far was black. how big of a racial split is there in terms of party identification in the state as a whole? huge huge. i mean, look, if you tell me somebody's race in the state of tennessee, there's a pretty good chance i can tell you what their party identification is right. among white voters, republicans overwhelmingly hold the