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Symbol are multiple symbols that signify the ideology of asian americans. >> i think they have a lot of work to do in terms of how they can respond to not just asian american community, but also all marginalized communities. i heard earlier in the segment, talking about how they build a community. a lot of things about this film is a look at how the community comes together, the resiliency of the community in the face of a lot of these neglect from law enforcement. especially with the challenges...

Transformational figures, and i think a lot of people figure that it was trump-obama voters that really put president trump over the edge. and the democratic party has done nothing to regain the trust of those working class voters, and theyre slipping with some of the key parts of the obama coalition. rachel: that is an excellent point. theyve done nothing to win over the people who voted for obama, the working class who vote for obama and then vote for trump. in fact, theyve increased their dis...

But even so, weve underestimated the trump vote. even as weve got in the democratic vote pretty. well we were badly wrong. everybody would badly wrong in 2016. we improved a bit in 2020. and there was, as you said, a lot of variation in the errors. but one of the things is, blue-collar workers. folks without a college degree in the midwest make up a particularly large share. well over 60% of registered voters in west conson do not have a college degree and when we look at the changes that have t...

Few years, white men without a college degree here in wisconsin have gone from being four points more republican than democrat, to 25 points more republican than democrat. so theres been a big movement in the partisanship of the exact segment of the electorate that is fairly -- harder than average to reach. >> im curious as a pollster, how do you look at -- you came out this week with a poll in the senate race with ron johnson ahead. i was looking back, its one of the only polls ive seen in a co...

But one of the things is, blue-collar workers. folks without a college degree in the midwest make up a particularly large share. well over 60% of registered voters in west conson do not have a college degree and when we look at the changes that have taken place in the last few years, white men without a college degree here in wisconsin have gone from being four points more republican than democrat, to 25 points more republican than democrat. so theres been a big movement in the partisanship of t...

A lot of communities. to top that off, i will be joined by congressman karen bass, who is running for the mayor of l.a.. we will talk about her race. and we will dive into, of course, more herschel walker conversation. i have erin haines, tmi joining me. this is a segment i am excited about, gen z voters, ali. a lot of younger voters if you were born in the late 90s or after, they are not as engaged in politics. i want to get a sense from them what it would take to get the more engaged, and what...

Strongman. i do wonder if anyone in the doj is considering political ramifications of holding donald trump accountable. which would cast a very dark shadow over our entire justice system. ali, you are always in high demand. i love how you said any show that would have you but everybody always wants you, we love the truth that you speak. thank you for opening the cross connection this morning and i will ask you, as i do every saturday, please do not make plans. do not make a plan for their family...

Thank you for being with us. youre one of a number of members of congress for putting forth legislation to say that somehow in some way, this over the cozy relationship between and saudi arabia has to change. tell me why you think so and what youre doing about it. >> thank you, ali thank you for the segment that you just said on iran. not to change the subject, but i was very moved by that. you sound of the situation with iran being very well for many years, arguably decades, and we traded our v...

Another power can change the issue. what keeps us up at night is the economically thriving and educated and healthy and safe communities. what rises to the top of the polls that black women are concerned about affordable housing, and you said it in the last segment. the rights, we are concerned about groceries, gas, a popular issue. that black women sent at the intersection of the issues. and we know that by electing candidates that hold our values true, we can move the country forward. so we ha...

Working and city government. i would curious to hear from you which of these is the most challenging and which of these is the one you can navigate the best. that is a conversation we will have months from now, i hope. thank you so much, congresswoman karen bass, i want to let our viewers know that we did reach out to the campaign of bass opponent but we have yet to hear back, coming up later on the cross connection, take a listen. >> you know what is so funny is i am working with many police of...