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Included, all of that, its not going to cut it in iowa, which is an extraordinarily white state, is rewarding kamala harris for being frank about it. >> that is fascinating. weve talked about this before. theres all sorts of polling data out there, beth, specifically white voters, white liberals, have moved on questions of race and culture dramatically to the left in response to donald trump. to see kamala harris with that moment on busing moving up in iowa, a state with white liberals, from joe...

2008 where actually barack obama wasnt getting black support until he won iowa. and black voters felt that they had gotten to know him a little bit, gotten to trust him, so i think were seeing that play out here as well. >> and jason, the -- what do you make of the difference between the people who watched the debate, people who didnt watch the debate. people who watched the debate produce a totally different result in the people who didnt watch the debate. >> this goes back to the kennedy/nixon...

I guess im probably more aligned to the left side in terms of the policy issues, maybe not as in touch with america as paul is, i guess. but i think that the interesting thing about this to me in terms of looking at this poll is that the democrats are sort of struggling with the idea of what makes somebody the best person to beat trump, and i think that the conventional wisdom kind of was its a white guy. its a joe biden kind of white guy who can connect with people in pennsylvania, and i think ...

>> all right. congressman bobby rush, thats why you endorsed kamala harris. we appreciate you being on the show to make the case. be well, sir. >> thank you very much. its going to be a big part of the developing picture there, how many from the congressional black caucus come to harris. you saw a jump in that after the debate. theres no question that the former vp, joe biden, slipped. but what else do we see in this data? there are different messages about african-american voters and there ar...

Increate mental change, they seem to be chasing over educated, over caffeinated, over opinion ated liberals on twitter. im one of them. they are a pain in the neck. they are saying be more practical. >> kirsten, do you agree with paul? >> i dont know, i think there are some really important debates going on in the country and happening on the democratic stage. i dont have any problem with them discussing these issues and i guess im probably more aligned to the left side in terms of the policy is...

Bend doing the same thing. similar. close. >> but it is still sort of a year and a half before. >> super early. >> it can only help with the voters with polling. he has to continue to get his message out. >> something he has struggled with in the campaign especially in the key primary states. something else that is significant about the numbers, it shows even though he is dealing with heat back home for how he has handled the shooting with the blackman involving a police officer, so far its not ...

Response -- there is a way to respond. mayor pete, you look at the way he started his answer when he was asked about his troubles back home and he started by accepting responsibility. i didnt get the job done. if joe biden could have taken a different track and he didnt. theres plenty of time, but for those who are beginning to question -- the entire rationale, the conventional wisdom for his candidacy is hes the guy who can go toe-to-toe with donald trump. there were some questions about it. he...

His clock cleaned by mitt romney. everyone said, romney crushed him in that first debate. he came back strong in the second and third debates and won the election. conventional wisdom was that hillary clinton beat donald trump in every debate last time. so how much of a game changer it is remains a question. but i do think for the first time biden looks vulnerable. >> dana, a very quick.here. i have seen some of this commentary like, oh, it was bad form for harris to come after biden this hard. ...

Of this. the substance of it, you know, racial issues are still raw for a lot of people across the country, particularly within the democratic primary electorate. and she, i think, found a way to, without sort of bringing a sledge hammer to him, really raise some questions about the way he had been talking somewhat nostalgically about the past. from a campaign perspective, i think there are a lot of people out there who say, do you know what? that may have been a cheap shot. there are a lot of p...

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