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>> we've asked people who come on this set the donald trump trump thing will blow up. candidates say pit john kasich said he's not going nominee. we say show us the evidence. do you see anything as you look inside the polls, as you look inside the cross tabs that suggest donald trump's support is going to deflate at any point before the votes start going? >> there's two questions. the first is how many of trump's voters actually show up to vote. this some evidence that indicates that they are not likely republican primary voters although this year might be different. the second thing is a ques...

New hampshire, and then biden then competing with hillary clinton for the other part of the democratic electorate, the non-white part of the democratic electorate. that's his path. it's a narrow path, but after looking in the cross tabs, it's there if he chooses to go that route. >> that's interesting. on the republican side, our new numbers, which we put out yesterday, donald trump continuing to lead the pack with 25%. but what jumped out at me, you ask that question, could you see yourself potentially voting for these candidates. and trump's number is now near 60%. he's up a full ten points ...

Clinton, has a lock on that? >> i don't think hillary clinton has a lock on the youth vote at all. if you take a look at the cross tabs, typically, bernie sanders does well among younger voters. there are mediums all over the internet. the question is, is he going to be able to win the voters? i don't know.

She already lower than him. jeb bush has a higher negative rating than mitt romney had at this time. mitt romney barely survived. >> barely. hey, chuck. i'm sure you saw the wmur poll that came out last night at 6:00. mark halperin alerted us to the cross tabs pretty stunning. donald trump blows away his closest competition when voters in new hampshire. these are new hampshire voters are asked who can handle the economy best. >> prey% trump, walker a distant at 9%. 14% of voters are unsure who would be best on each of these questions, but on the economy, if new hampshire, donald trump 43% 2nd ...

Say we do have a responsibility to get back involved is 42% overall. proportion of americans who say we don't have that responsibility is 50%. this is really interesting. they haven't released the cross tabs yet. "the new york times" when they wrote up their own poll results, they say when you poll americans on whether or not we have this responsibility to get back involved in iraq given how things are devolving there, here's an interesting subset in how they poll. americans who served in the military in iraq or afghanistan or americans who have had immediate family members serve in iraq and a...