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Period is now obsolete and no longer relevant to todays world? >> well, again, he may feel that way. he sees whats going on, and i guess if you look at whats happening in los angeles where its so sad to look and whats happening in san francisco and a couple of other cities, which are run by an extraordinary group of liberal people, i dont know what theyre thinking. >> i dont know what he was thinking. we were all told as we grew up there is something called western liberalism, the free world. it...

>> 20-plus i think to this point. >> rape or sexual assault. >> im sure he gives himself really high grades for being donald trump. thank you, donna edwards. my friend howard, youre seeing through the veil of horror here on trump is pretty good. i didnt catch that. she was being mean to the white guy. >> it wouldnt be the first time i catch something you didnt. >> keep looking, though. does the presumed, by the way, leader of the free world, im talking about donald trump, know what liberal democ...

Gene, i was floored by that. >> mmm-hmm. >> and maybe went to wharton and studied statistics and accounting courses, but he didnt ever learn that liberalism, refers to democratic liberalism, the whole tradition going back to the enlightenment. >> no, he skipped poli sci 101 apparently. he slept through that. >> why did he think vladimir putin was talking about the voting patterns in berkeley? >> because trump. you know, what do we know about him? we know he doesnt read. we know he doesnt know hi...

This state but he has said he wont endorse in this primary because of the impact that it could have. still, an event like this when you have 20 plus candidates coming, theyre all coming to hear what he says, how he acts around these candidates. when he talks, people listen. >> there was an accusation this week from i think bakari sellers who said he thought jim clyburn was secretly supporting joe biden. yes, clyburn officially neutral. mara, im curious, how do you think -- i guess theres a quest...

My first question is are you now or have you ever been a member of the communist party? >> thats the first ive heard of that, michael. thats pretty comical. no, im not a comy, and ive never been a comy, im an american. >> what did you do here? give us the overview. >> yeah, so this is a model. so we look at historical voting patterns. the model is based at the state level to account for the electoral college. it includes economic variables, things like unemployment, changes in gas prices, house ...

But i mean you have to look back at the last election two thousand and eighteen the energy the mobilization on the side of the democrats young people coming out to vote there was a major shift in voting patterns that occurred in one thousand now were going to see a mobilized base as well so this is why its too early to even try to call that race and its going to be pretty vicious and theres going to be a lot of interesting material coming out of a historical nature in the congressional investiga...

House of representatives have chosen and they want to try to make this a really game of partisan politics where anything goes to knock down the other side what will convince the median voter. but i mean you have to look back at the last election two thousand and eighteen the energy the mobilization on the side of the democrats young people coming out to vote there was a major shift in voting patterns that occurred in one thousand now were going to see a mobilized base as well so this is why its ...

>> it was interesting, the question, a good question that one of our colleagues at cnn asked over the weekend here. what sets you apart from the rest of the field. she said, well, i announced in a blizzard. she said it shows the grit and determination i have. i think they aural determine ea candidates. i wonder if you can elaborate on her voting record. shes won by an average of 26 points in minnesota each election there. is that indicative of the country or unique to minnesota? >> i would say i...

Have not reached a point of parity. >> laura: you mean equal opportunity? >> and equal outcomes. >> laura: unless you have a proportional representation on corporate boards? >> its not parity. we want to make sure the voices are there. corporate boards and getting into colleges and universities and owning homes. >> laura: i mean, im paraphrasing but its kind of anti-white male or white female candidate mentality in the democrat party? >> i would disagree with that. if you look at the voting patt...

Recognize its there. we also recognize we have not reached a point of parity. >> laura: you mean equal opportunity? >> equal opportunity and equal outcomes. >> laura: unless you have a proportional representation on corporate boards, thats not equality? >> its certainly not parity. we want to mention the voices are there. corporate boards or getting into college and universities, being able to own homes. >> laura: its kind of -- its almost antiwhite mail or white female candidate mentality in th...