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>> did you have his expectations below sea level? >> look, theres ten candidates in your poll and hes hanging right in there with everyone else. these points are a few points apart from each other at the top and theres the big undecided that you pointed out. so hes in fine shape. >> those unfavorable numbers you cant ignore. its nearly double -- among republicans his unfavorable rating is nearly double against the most -- second most unfavorable. its not like its barely there. that seems to be a...

New hampshire. those are the highest positive ratings for any republican that weve tested in either state. and paul does very well against hillary clinton. in fact he does better against her than any other republican who, of course, right now clinton herself is a walk for the nomination at this point. when matched up in a general, paul and clinton are tied at 45 in iowa and clinton leads paul by just three points in new hampshire. he performs better than christie, who is down by a point to clint...

There were conservatives that thad him in their sights. his primary is tuesday. it looks like hell be fine. a recent poll from clemson had him at 49% with 30% undecided. he needs 50% to avoid a runoff. it looks like hes going to probably get that. just another sign that the efforts to take people off from the right really arent working. >> that would be a blow to the tea party there. jackie? >> dont expect any hearings from the benghazi select committee until july or beyond. house republicans ap...

But there is shamall group of undecided, 8%, and assess session movement resolution is not something you want to be stuck with heading in to that election. >> amazing that were talking about assess session movement with any actual seriousness. some of this is you today to the influence of a.l.e.c., the koch brother, all of whom have pumped money and sort of personnel, if you will, into the state. and to some degree changed the dynamics or at least roused the base in a way that they perhaps would...

>> reporter: whether the message is getting out strongly enough to sway the undecided or motivate democrats to vote in numbers in midterms is something this administration is concerns about. republican criticism has been vocal and consistent. >> you know, the president likes to focus on income inequality. but incomes are lower under his watch. >> reporter: this weeks elements of good news are not being taken for granted. >> were certainly not satisfied. we continue to believe that theres a lot o...

>> they can say we spent all this money, whether its tarp which was bush. cash for clunkers and things havent gotten better. not only did we have an economic collapse, government spent a lot of taxpayer dollars and it didnt get any better. >> whats striking to me is that there doesnt seem to be a connect of voters punishing the congress, for something as discrete and simple as defending unemployment insurance. theyre showing up, my life isnt better. you look at the policy land scape, you have re...

Theyre showing up, my life isnt better. you look at the policy land scape, you have republicans filibustering an extension of unemployment insurance for people who are like them. and there is no political connect. theres no price to be paid for that politically. >> the level of cynicism and isolation from washington is so high, if you look at the brand of both the parties theyre so low. you look at the generic congressional vote, the undecided vote is going up, usually the undecided goes down, a...

They keep saying they have a different vision what is it? specifics. putting down obama, health care, saying hes a bad president, bobby jindal calling him stupid. what is the new idea? >> mike, do republicans have a big battle in front of them? look at this poll. rasmussen asked voters who would they choose if held today, 47 hillary clinton 3.3% picking jeb bush, 14 another candidate and 6% undecided. >> but its so early, gretchen, i think allen is right to the degree republicans need to formula...

Kay hagin versus tillis, whats going on 42% right now are seeming to side with tillis. >> bottom line, same thing again. remember when kay was running against her prior opponent when she first ran, she said, that person was voting 92% with the president at that time. guess what? kay hagin, i wrote a note, is 96% with the president. shes clearly in lockstep with the majority party. shes voted once again. she was the deciding vote on obamacare. she said you could keep it. people are angry. and peo...

Murder trial is speaking out about what was going on inside the jurys deliberation room. >> we took a poll. there were two undecided, two for was justified and the rest were not justified. we all believed that there was another way out, another option. >> in an interview with abcs night line, juror number four, named valerie, said the disagreements ultimately led to a miss trial for the most severe charge of first degree murder. she believes dunn was guilty. >> we had a lot of discussion on him ...