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Strategist and ty master, great guys, both of you. let me start with you, colin. howard schultz said that about mike bloomberg, but doesn't it also show mike bloomberg came to the conclusion he couldn't win? >> it was an interesting analogy for him to draw. there is no room for centrists in the democratic party. it's why howard schultz, a life long democrat had to run as an independent because there was no room for him in the party. i think we'd be kidding ourselves if we thought major bloomberg was not going to play an influence in this campaign season. he's just gonna do it on the outside. w...

Seeing that in either examples. >> and because hothey're not talking about it. >> how much negativity has to be visited upon those voters before they actually go to the poll snz. >> democrats need to say here's how we're really good, here's how we're going to help you. >> and here's what we do better. >> democrats cannot -- if the democrat argument for the mid-terms and for 20201 we're like republicans but a little less racist, that's not going to work. >> if what i'm hearing you say is that democrats need to give up on this forgotten white working class voter and reach out to people of color,...

>> we have a 35 year low in terms of labor participation. and yet you have democrats almost giddy about the fact that now we'll have fewer people in the workforce. that doesn't help the workers. it doesn't help in terms of fighting poverty. >> figures analyzing obama care come from the nonpartisan congressional budget office. they show that some 2.3 million workers will leave full-time employment by 20201 as a result of the health care law. now, republicans say this number is larger than expected and will have a negative impact on economic growth. some are calling it devastating. but democrats...

South and southeastern states. but also in the last, we saw a remigration of african-americans from the north, from the urban centers in theçó north that had been industrial centers back down to the south whose population is booming. does that mean, maybe not no 2012, but maybe in 2016 or 20201 that the south is truly a two-party in a general election battleground? >> i think it's resolving this that direction. i think if youñi saw north carolina and virginia, that may po the way. look at georgia and you talk about migration of african-americans. metropolitan atlantae1 added ha a million af...