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>> bloomberg has been interested in organizing this work. i just did the keynote address for the march for our lives summit. it was the young people from parkland. they are organized around voting and getting people engaged. you have gabby giffords, mobilized around this issue. i think thats starting to happen. >> we had our first two election cycles where the nonbaby boomer generation is a bigger part of the voting block than they are. alexandra, aisha, joe, appreciate it. did castros jab at jo...

Helps people. is very unhappy about the administrations announcement. >> is against prohibition. its going to sound like a familiar debate. >> its going to be an interesting segment. well see you in a minute. so elizabeth warren is gaining on joe biden in the polls, but his support among one crucial voting block remains very solid. so harry e nernten is going to k down our new poll numbers next. there are three words when you live with migraine... "i am here." aim to say that more with aimovig...

Harris, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren announcing new plans to tackle the worlds climate crisis. as the race heats up, there is one voting block that candidates cannot lose sight of: women. in 2019, they helped elect a congress with 127 female members, and now supermajority, a political action focused on mobilizing women to run, vote and get involved in politics is working to make that number even higher in 2020. three of the groups founders join me now, haigen poo and denise, welcome to yo...

>> well, my view is that at this point, voters are still getting to know everybody. you still got a relatively big field. these polls are usually relatively small sample sizes so youre probably going to have large bands of error. joe bidens got a lot of things going for him at this stage of the race. the question is are those things going to be able to sustain him as the progressive base of the party begins to settle in on a candidate. the thing about the mon mouth poll that was interesting, if ...

Defend obamacare. this does two things for him. number one, it sets it on a path largely separate from the other front runners this race who talk about medicare for all. biden is building on the affordable care act. he sees that as a path to bring in a broader coalition of grattic voters, not just liberals, but some of the other folks who are worried about what medicare for all would mean for their private healthcare. second, it allows him to position himself in a place where there is no dayligh...

Instead of fired up, theyre saying im mad as hell and im just staying home. >> whats the takeaway from that then? if you have the difference between motivation and excitement, you have the idea some people are turned off rather than motivated to do something about it, where is the opportunity? >> you see the issues that are identified by these voters as critical to making their decisions. immigration is in there, of course, but also health care. also education, and also the economy because this ...

>> reporter: trumps recent constitue constituen comments calling jewish people disloyal is a turnoff to some in our group. >> does it offend any of you the president seems to be treating this vast religious group, the jewish people in this case, as a monolithic voting block? >> what bothers me is any time a religious group is lumped together so that they can then be lobbied. as if they are all going to vote one way. >> were not monolithic. and thats part of what trumps problem is. even when he r...

The problem is eventually somebody has got to consolidate the voting block if they are going to beat biden and so when are warren and bernie going to go after one another? >> well, thats a very good question, the polling now shows warren has the slight advantage over bernie in iowa and some of the polling in new hampshire shows sanders ahead, not only of warren but of biden too, so theyre going to have to go at it whether its the first two primary states, i dont really know or think so, but ulti...

For a pastor in chief. >> reporter: evangelical christians in charlotte, north carolina, weighing in on campaign 2020 and president donald trump. how many of you at this point do plan to vote for donald trump? one, two, three, four. four support trump. four are undecided and one will absolutely not vote for trump. >> this man is not morally sound as a leader. as a christian. >> reporter: trumps comments calling jewish people disloyal if they vote democratic is a turnoff for some in the group. wh...

Chief. >> evangelical christians weighing in on campaign 2020 and president donald trump. >> how many of you at this point do plan to vote for donald trump? one, two, three, four. four support trump, four are still undecided and one will absolutely not vote for trump. >> this man is not morally sound as a leader. >> trumps recent comments calling jewish people disloyal if they vote democratic is a turnout to some in our group. what do you make of that statement? >> as a trump supporter, i think ...