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I don't understand why they don't do that. and i'm also looking forward to the testimony of sondland, the especially envoy. i'm looking forward to all of that conversation, all about the text messages that we saw. because i think we want to get established in our minds whether there really was a quid pro quo. of course it is dead wrong for the president to ever talk to another leader to bring up dirt on his political opponent. >> with or without the quid pro quo. >> it is just dead wrong. but if you go to another level and there is establishment of a quid pro quo, maybe that many republicans, ...

On the polls now. a lot of people probably thinking every one is wrong in 2016. what's so great about these polls in 2018? >> my head is still spinning from that interview defending morality of trump which i think is the part of the problem republicans are facing uphill battle with republican women voters now. i think our narrative was wrong in 2016. polling wasn't necessarily wrong in 2016. in all the head to head -- in the four way races, hillary clinton never got 51% support in any of those polls. it's a close race. it was our narrative was more

He had every right to correct people on his gun record. i don't think he's being completely honest about his stance. but he has done it in a way that doesn't reinforce the narrative about him. post bridge-gate, we need a warmer and fuzzier chris christie. not to make it into the top ten but into a competitive race here. >> chris christie said he will say things that will make his supporters cringe. and again, he's a tell-it-like-it-is candidate. marc lamont hill and lisa boothe, thank you both. we'll have new insight into the race for 2016. polling out for the republican and democratic preside...

Locations. now, recent polling shows that 61% of people in the state of ohio have an unfavorable opinion of the trade deal. only 33% favor the deal. it makes you feel they're really following it. this puts republican senator rob portman in a pretty tough spot as well. the senator is up for re-election in 2016. polling shows that if portman voted for fast track and tpp, 67% of voters in the state of ohio would be less likely to vote for him. only 23% would be more likely to vote for him. hillary clinton needs to take a position on this trade deal definitive, exclusive, where is she? and this is...