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>> look, im the last person to criticize my dear pal. i can understand the frustration on his part. president clinton, but theres no no doubt a lot of what youre saying is true. there were signs in michigan and wisconsin and ohio and pennsylvania throughout the final weeks of the campaign that perhaps the economic message from the clinton campaign was not reaching and piercing and penetrating big segments of the voting population. and again, i can appreciate the frustration on their part, and i ...

Are the same angry white men that got him elected president and the same angry white men that bill clinton was complaining for months. >> i can understand the frustration on his part, president clinton, but no doubt a lot of what you are saying is true, and there were signs in michigan and wisconsin and ohio throughout the final weeks of the campaign that perhaps the economic message from the clinton campaign was not reaching and piercing and penetrating big segments of the voting population. an...

Wanting to vent frustration. to let the world know that more than halve of the voting population in this country voted against this. that were not going to abandon women. were not going to abandon blacks. not going to abandon our muslim brothers and sisters. were not going to abandon immigrants and not going to abandon our environment. you dont get to come out and vote every four years as citizen of this country and then go home and take a nap. i think its important that we put faces on the 62-p...

In congress. there is still a ways to go. we have about 3.5% members of congress who are api. thats about the share of the voting population so far. >> stick with kamala harris. mother jones released a list of 11 people they think could defeat donald trump in 2020. kamala harris name on that list. she drew headlines in california when she officiated at the same-sex marriage of two women who fought that right defeating proposition 8 in california. she is the daughter of immigrants in jamaica and ...

Hugh hewitt show." good to see you. >> good to be here. >> youve been covering this election since the very start. weve seen so many twists and turns and ups and downs. i wonder what you think voters are really thinking about, what of the many storylines are they thinking about heading into the polls? ive seen two assessments. morning consult, early exit polls, legit, saying theres a streak of the electorate wants a strong leader. twice as many made that indication four years ago. in the new yor...

Michigan, new hampshire, florida and north carolina. and this morning, we have some election results to share with you. this from the very first place that votes in the nation, the small town of dixville notch, new hampshire. they have a total voting population of count them, eight. they continued their midnight voting tradition. clinton capturing the most votes with four followed by two for trump, one for gary johnson and there was a write-in for mitt romney. since 1960, that town has accuratel...

Latino vote is being undercounted. in that situation it could make up the difference. its just neck and neck. i dont think we know whats going to happen there. >> when you have more than a 100% increase in one segment of the voting population, you have to pay attention, and i was talking to a republican earlier today who said we are paying a lot of attention to this. this is very troubling, and i think democrats now believe that they can win that state by two to three points. again, we dont know...

Trump. thats up 9.89% four years ago. its possible they pull from the same pool of people. they are voting early instead of adding to the electorate. on thursday alone, 82.5% of hispanic early votes were considered low-propensity voters. thats literally nuts, in his words. those are people who may have excluded from recent polls of likely florida voters. joining me now, co-founder of the research and polling firm and professor at ucla. senior political writer and analyst for 538, let me start wi...

Its possible they pull from the same pool of people. who usually vote on election day. in other words, they are voting early instead of adding to the electorate. early suggestions suggest thats not the case. on thursday alone, 82.5% of hispanic early votes were considered low-propensity voters. thats literally nuts, in his words. those are people who may have voted in the last presidential elections, who may have been excluded from recent polls of likely florida voters. joining me now, co-founde...

Turnout. you know, you could see trump getting florida, ohio, north carolina, and getting to about 230, 240. the problem is, once you get into states with more than 15% minority voting population, like colorado, new mexico, virginia to some extent, then thats a challenge. and so, hes better off, sometimes, thinking about, as you said, michigan, wisconsin, than he is colorado or new mexico, because the states with heavy minority populations are harder to move the numbers. dealing with -- >> i agr...