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Simple, we are stronger together. while there is a lot of pain in terms of folks living in poverty, there is also power. an untapped voting block of upward of 100 million people, many of those folks who didnt vote in 2016. they have hoping through this tour, 22 states that will culminate in washington next year for a march and rally. along the way there will be moments of civil disobedience. its like being enslaved, poverty. like poverty is like enslavement. when i look behind me, there was blac...

Voters in 2020. our arent the trymaine lee was there to witness it. what did you hear from the reverend and the marchers today? >> reverend barber and many of the mar chers had a message that was quite simple. we are stronger together. while there is a lot of pain in terms of folks living in poverty, there is also power. an untapped voting block of upward of 100 million people, many of those folks who didnt vote in 2016. they have hoping through this tour, 22 states that will culminate next year...

When you are never challenged you dont know how to express why you think what you do. you actually dont have facts. you have those feelings he you are relying on. can you see it play out there time and time again on campus. ainsley: that was at marry month university in virginia. did you talk to anyone who said no, i dont want him to be impeached. >> there was no one that said that afraid of expressing that opinion. how hostile it is for anyone to. more students support him but afraid to speak o...

The polls and vote. in the end, joe biden has demonstrated his ability to get things done. thats why he has support among the most loyal voting block in my party. i do not see that changing unless something just falls apart with joe biden. the media and others who make that argument about his ability to articulate points. >> dana: im not sure how many people are still listening to jimmy carter weighing in on what he thinks should be. katie, ill give you the last word. >> joe biden is not going t...

The black vote. a key voting block in the path to the democratic nomination. bidens current front-runner status is powered in large part by support from black voters? >> my mind isnt made up -- from the begin. >> who is that? >> joe biden. >> reporter: a poll found 42% of black democratic voters want biden. a 30-point difference from the closest rival bernie sanders. but biden has also faced some criticism for his past handling of race-related issues. like his role in crafting the 1994 crime bil...

Again. is the president going to -- >> and this is his m.o., right. when theres a crisis and horrendous killing, he says he will support background checks and then he weasels out of it. i think its wrong and i think it will hurt him down the campaign trail and i think the american people, frankly, really upset that these horrendous killings happen almost every weekend. >> thank you so much. >> congressman. >> great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> appreciate your time very much this m...

During the midterms. that is a huge voting block. and there are some democrats who are stuck on getting that group to change their mind. news flash, theyre not changing their mind. we saw that in 2016, we saw it in 2018. if you play spades, we say play to win. democrats have to play to win. >> right, and republicans are going to stick obviously with the nra, come what may. >> trump doesnt have a choice, joy. his chance to increase the number of constituents he can target and mobilize to vote for...

Republican advantage in texas is coming up against a younger latino voting block that favors democrats. so both parties are pouring record money into the 2020 race. >> were going to see in texas in 2020 the largest coordinated campaign the texas democratic party has ever done. >> reporter: unprecedented? >> absolutely. we will break records. every time the latino vote increases in share its going to make it more competitive for a democrat. >> reporter: today 5.6 million latinos are eligible to v...

What does he say when hes pre-planned. when he has time to think about it. post debate poll showing he finished below elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg and beto orourke. what does he need to say on race or perhaps avoid saying today? >> its obvious that he needs to avoid saying a bungled response like jonathan mentioned during the debate. african american voters are the biggest voting block in the heartbeat of the democratic party. hes dominating without with that vote -- i think people will re...

Of white women who still voted for this president, the 49% who remain loyal during the mid-terms, thats a huge voting block, and there are some democrats who are stuck on getting that group to change their mind. news flash, theyre not changing their mind. we saw that in 2016, we saw it in 2018. so if you play spades, we say play to win, democrats got to play to win. >> right, and republicans are going to stick obviously with the nra come what may. and i think those voters -- >> trump doesnt have...