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Know, aside from having a heart attack, sanders is one of the successful candidates. he hasn't had any scandals, hasn't had a lot of gas or inconsistencies, flip-flops on policies. you know what you're getting with me. there's also the fact that a lot of the vetting on sanders was already done in 2016. so he's already sort of been through the ringer in that way. at the end of the day, you have to look ahead to south carolina. bernie is still polling 30 points lower than biden when it comes to african-american support. let's say he does come ahead in iowa, wins new hampshire like he did in 2016...

Turned out that didn't vote in 2016. african-americans are turning out like we didn't see before. but we also -- and they must be with us, and we must get our fired up democratic base with us. but we also -- let's get those independents and moderate republicans who cannot stomach this guy anymore. this is how we build a coalition so we don't just beat donald trump. we bring the u.s. senate to some sense. we send mitch mcconnell packing. this is how we win. so if you want to join us and remember that this won't be for me a personal victory. it will be a national victory of someone that wins in ...

More diverse and better educated and i don't think they realize how heavily slanted they are towards female voters. >> very heavily slanted, female voters and african-american women. the two largest gups are college educated white women, about 1/5 of all the voters in 2016. african-american women, about 16% of all the voters. you see the change. whites down to 62% and could hit 60%. non-white voters could hit 40% of the total. college educated voters moving into a majority and women, as we said, approaching 60% of all the voters. what we saw in 2008 and 2016 is that there was a 60 gender gap, ...

>> yeah new york dou, no doubt,. 30 million people in 39 states already cast their ballots before election day tomorrow. they've already put their two cents into the race. but let's look at the state of florida when we're talking about the all-important latino vote. right now, more than 6.4 million, nearly 6.5 million people cast their early ballots in florida. how did that break down? look right here, democrats have a 2% edge on the early vote. if you go back to 2008, erin, they had a 4% lead and of course that's a little bit troubling to democrats because as you said, the early vote could de...