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enjoyed about 8% of african american support. this time around, polling shows that 17% of african americans are supporting republicans. if you look at latinos, back in 2018, democrats enjoyed a 31% lead when it came to latinos. that shrunk down to 5%. people are pissed off, they're fed up with being ignored. they're fed up by not having their issues addressed. they have been tone deaf on that. that's why people like stacey abrams says there's a problem with black men. they don't know how to think or how they come to these conclusions? you think we're idiots? that's what they've been saying and saying it for years. people are waking up. this crime issue is resonating 137 days ago, my little brother, christian, was murdered on the south side of chicago. i'm fighting for justice for him and other families as well, this
it is even lower, 23% and according to the same poll's approval among hispanic americans is even lower, 19%. now majority of african americans pulled, they don't want biden to run for a second term. keep in mind democrats cannot win and national election but that hispanic and african american support. with reaction author of "here's the deal" number one "new york times" best seller, former senior counsel to president trump kellyanne conway along with joe concha. okay, you got the word of the day, transition. they got their talking point, i would like an answer from somebody in the administration why is it okay to import oil from countries that hate us and make them rich and not produce it domestically with the supply we have for hundreds of years. >> what a wildly unpopular
voters that gave biden the white house along with african american support, back in 2020. they feel like those are the same voters who are so turned off by this republican extremism that they might be willing to come back and stay with the democrat this is fall. ander that cheering for, that if elon musk indeed takes twitter, they hope the first thing he does is put donald trump back on it. they think if he starts tweeting again, it will simply remind the voters of the crazy that accompanied his time in the office, around january 6. and elamfy the fringe candidates and that could only be good for democrats. >> bring his back. he's crazier than ever. this is from today's "wall street journal" talking about the lunatics that have taken over the republican party in wisconsin. this is what the "wall street journal" said. it isn't hard to figure out what
mcauliffe, you want to be matching that biden number and getting close to that biden number if you can. if you can excite and energize african-american support, you can do well here. we're talking about a small number of votes. radford is giving us something. this is radford university, the city of radfort. this is an area that donald trump was more competitive it in when it comes to cities. he didn't actually win it, but you're looking at same-day vote in the city radford. when you factor in the mail-in ballots, if you're youngkin, you want to be winning radford at the end of the night. you want to get a win here. trump got 44. you want to be over 50. we'll see how things shake out when we get all of the vote in. i'm seeing if anything else has come in. doesn't like it has. there is one more there in wise. we've actually got -- i'm sorry, this is tiny, but this is the first county where it looks like we've got the vote in.
that will go over well with the bernie sanders crowd. >> they stole it from them once four years ago. but what we call a wroakerred con -- a brokered convention on the republican side is operation chaos. there is no democrat in this field who will win against donald trump. he's a man playing with boys right now. you look at what he has done on trade, our military, the amount of african-american support, he's getting 35% of that. if that's the case. it doesn't matter who the democrats nominate. i don't see one state in the country that hillary clinton lost in 2016 that bernie sanders or pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren has a chance of picking up. reporter: you don't get a fair shake in the national mainstream
the radical restructuring that bernie and warren want. >> we'll see. i think, look, two things that could happen to center on a candidate. biden collapses, then he has a lot of support, where does it go, the african american support or if elizabeth warren drops out, because you could consolidate the progressive votes. paul: a lot of warren support has been going to pete bouige. >> it's the attitude towards the private sector. billionaires shouldn't exist, they decry -- i shouldn't say poor tom steyer. desperately trying to buy the election, not getting above 1 point. with pete boutigieg having to answer these question about have you worked in the private
bernie sanders crowd. >> they stole it from them once four years ago. but what we call a wroakerred con -- a brokered convention on the republican side is operation chaos. there is no democrat in this field who will win against donald trump. he's a man playing with boys right now. you look at what he has done on trade, our military, the amount of african-american support, he's getting 35% of that. if that's the case. it doesn't matter who the democrats nominate. i don't see one state in the country that hillary clinton lost in 2016 that bernie sanders or pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren has a chance of picking up. reporter: you don't get a fair shake in the national mainstream media. hugh do you deal with that?
progressiveism became the benchmark in the democratic party after the 2016 election. bernie sanders had a lot to do with that. but it became on policies like the environment, on identity, on taxes, attacking the wealthy, this was kind of -- paul: free college, medicare for all, taxes through the roof. >> it was a challenge, it became for moderates, joe biden, amy klobuchar, tim ryan, the question was how far could you vary from the left wing agenda and still get the support of the party or the media. now, joe biden and amy klobuchar have moved more clearly towards the center but the left is kind of the controlling force inside the party. paul: have we seen the peak leftism in the democratic party? because warren had that -- now she's down. bernie stays at 20% but doesn't move up. i wonder with biden and
benchmark in the democratic party after the 2016 election. bernie sanders had a lot to do with that. but it became on policies like the environment, on identity, on taxes, attacking the wealthy, this was kind of -- paul: free college, medicare for all, taxes through the roof. >> it was a challenge, it became for moderates, joe biden, amy klobuchar, tim ryan, the question was how far could you vary from the left wing agenda and still get the support of the party or the media. now, joe biden and amy klobuchar have moved more clearly towards the center but the left is kind of the controlling force inside the party. paul: have we seen the peak leftism in the democratic party? because warren had that -- now she's down. bernie stays at 20% but doesn't move up. i wonder with biden and bloomberg getting in and maybe klobuchar rising in iowa,