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Here that people really haven't seen before is that among hispanic voters you see democrats with barely an edge at all, really within the margin of error, basically tied, democrats and republicans tied with hispanic voters. democrats held a 47-point edge in the 2018 midterms. >> sounds slightly high but basically there's movement. some things we know are real and long lasting. what you see there among white voters what i've called the class inversion is something we have been experiencing for 50 years frrks the new deal to the 1960s, non-college white voters, white voters without a college deg...

Cooperate in a new way against him. and i don't think he saw some of this coming. it's going to get more uncomfortable from some european officials i've spoken to. they said, look, we're not always great at working together. but in the face of his insults, especially with our people watching, we have to make a stand and stand up to this bully. so think down the line when the united states has to ask for something really tough, for instance assistance in counterterrorism, assistance in perhaps providing more troops for africa where the u.s. wants to draw down its troop presence. i think they're...

47 for -- and let's bring in senior editor for "the lantic" ron brownstein. >> you look inside the numbers -- >> we talked about it before, this race will produce the biggest gap ever between the way noncollege and college whites vote. what we talk about the class inversion. when you and i were growing up. when your dad was in politics, the democrats were the parto of the white working class and the republicans were the class of people. that world has been eroding and reversing over the last 40 years and it will reach a new peak. in both of these polls, hillary clinton is 20 points better. run...

Effectively block donald trump and north carolina because of the demographics there may be her best target to do so. >> what are you seeing ron in the numbers of gop is moving towards, you say, the middle class. towards the noncollege educated, we all hate the descriptive of. how does that cut with donald trump who, also, just inherently turns off a lot of educated people. >> he accelerates, donald trump acc accelerates all the trends that are defining american politics. this class inversion where democrats are running better among, the best gap they had seven points better for president obama...

The theme that he explodes this entire campaign with. >> i would say one thing the defining divide in this case is the education gap, is the class inversion. the agree to which hillary clinton is running so much better among college educated whites than blue collar whites. 20 points today in both "the washington post" and "new york times" cbs poll 20 points better than college whites than non-college whites. for them many of them the biggest hurdle for donald trump is his temperament. exactly episodes like this. while he does animate his mobilize his base i think he reinforces the problem that...