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The power donald trump has over the republican party. they stepped down from office and decided not to run again because they dont think they can win a primary. that is the biggest reason. leland: you have had 30 plus hours of hearings and still the polling is upside down on impeachment. plus 2 for the president staying in office. in wisconsin, 53-40 in favor of the president staying in office, this republicans in congress but the mac and people are not convinced either. >> i cant speak to the p...

Just terrific. right now whats important is that now that mayor pete buttigieg emerged in this position, its very important not to sit on the lead. hes got to double down because youll see him at the center of a lot of attention -- >> so dont get too comfortable. >> thats right. there will be a lot of attention on him at the debate on wednesday. hell get it like elizabeth warren did at the last debate. hes got to not overreact at the criticism and keep his cool and stay on the ground to give his...

Very little incentives for republicans to buck the president going into 2020 because at the end of the day, this is the party of trump. and so long as it is, theres little incentives for them to come out against him. >> go ahead quickly. >> this is a political process. you have to look at independent voters. when you look at the polling data and take a deep dive, those numbers are constantly shifting. and i think that does benefit donald trump. >> well leave it there. up next on "up", john bel e...

Are ruby red. >> you do mention those numbers, but how much of the results are really about president trump, but how much are about the local politics there? i mean, he was the incumbent. >> he was the incumbent, but even if you look at polling data leading up to the election he was within the margin for error of every single poll around 2% to 3% difference with him and the republican challenger. but once again, the cross-tabs of the data suggest individuals who are hard core trump supporters ar...

Guys, good morning again. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> okay, so, rashad, do these numbers help bloombergs case to democrats for getting into the race? because if you also look at the other numbers, he has the highest unfavorability rating at 25% of all the dems. >> yeah. nobodys checking for bloomberg to run for president. and when you look at the numbers of him polling at 6% in a head-to-head matchup against president trump, thats not a great number because similar polling data shows th...

Iowa caucus for people to be persuaded about likability and electability which oftentimes has gender and racial components to it. i wouldnt count out kamala harris. we have to remember there are certain people with substantial ground gains that are there that may not be rising up at the level of polling data. we also know that you can win iowa and lose new hampshire and south carolina. >> electorates are quite different. >> very different. we know the home janayity of iowa and new hampshire dont...

Donald trump in 2016. so where do things stand now? cnn senior politics writer harry enten is here. >> hello. >> hello. >> good morning. its not like i saw you early this morning. look. this i think is a very key group. ive been looking at the polling data seeing where perhaps theres been some shifts. to me theres a shift among white women without a college degree. look. here was the 2016 vote choice according to pew research center. trump won this group by 23 percentage points. but then i looke...

Someone who is abusing public trust. this is the textbook example that hamilton and the other framers had in mind. so the idea is, well, the president is in charge of the allocation of military aid. he gets to decide whatever criteria he wants. well, the criteria has to be in the interest of the united states, not in the support of donald trumps political ambitions and so thats what he did thats a crime. and theres no defense of that that weve heard. weve seen the republicans on the national new...

Its the folks in the middle so critical to donald trump winning re-election in 2020, alex. his ability to grow, to expand is nonexistent. if you lose those people, i dont know how he could win. >> its hard to fathom there are those independents, people in the middle. it seems everything is so divided, the chasm forces people to pick one side or the other. >> there are still folks out there that i like to call casual spectators. if you look at the recent polling data you were citing earlier in yo...

Four witnesses on the schedule for monday. i dont think any will show up willingness. . >> kyle, thank you very much for joining us of politico. doing great reporting with andrew dez dario. new polling data in the campaign from nbc news and the wall street journal. plus, she has a plan but is it a realistic one? what we could expect from national security adviser john bolton should he testify on thursday. thats up ahead. p ahead. p ahead. mended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitam...