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Only 28% find her honest and trust worthy. that means 70% doevenlt as e-mail investigation goes on at justice department and capitol hill. that's a number to keep an eye on. only 40%. the empathy question. which politician most understands the problem facing people look you. 40%. back hillary clinton. even with bernie sanders. if there are weaknesses for hillary clinton it's on trust and empathy. anderson. >> john. thanks very much. quick note. jeb bush speaking at a townhall in north las vegas, nevada. we'll be listening to see if he makes news there. we'll bring it to you. we played some in ...

Of hillary clinton. >> what about trustworthiness? >> a warning sign for hillary clinton. if you look at this. 28%, democrats find her honest and trustworthy. watch the numbers as the e-mail investigation continues at the justice department and on capitol hill. a warning sign. only 40%, empathy question -- does she understand problems facing people look me? 40% give that to hillary clinton. tie with bernie sanders. if there are warning signs on trust and empathy. >> talk more about implications of our panel of democratic professionals, former obama adviser, dan pfifer, maria cardona, and democ...

It's these very narrow -- >> let's not play politics. let i be fair. the idea of making everyone have an i.d. when you go to the voting booth, is not that big of a deal. >> it's a poll tax. >> it's not a poll tax. the courts have ruled on this, and as long as you make it easy to allow people to get those driver's license or photo i.d. -- >> easy is a relative term. >> you don't create an unrental burden. the courts have ruled on this and it is legal. >> it is not free. >> it absolutely is legal, i think you're right, but let's go back to the empathy question. that notion of, it's not that big ...

So much about what he inherited from george w. bush and mentioning bush by name, because the presumption there is everybody knows that, now let's tell us where you're going. >> well, look, the president has talked a lot about investments in the middle class, which is what carville and kerry seemed to do. by the way, carville is focused on the sort of empathy question. that's one of the president's strongest points. it's curious that he thinks that there's a worry that this president is going to seem out of touch when, if you just put up the head-to-head on who understands your problems and get...

James carville put out, saying the voters are very sophisticated about the character of the economy. they know who is mainly responsible for what went wrong and they are hungry to hear the president talk about the future. there's some concern that the president should not be talking so much about what he inherited from george w. bush and mentioning bush by name, because the presumption there is everybody knows that, now let's tell us where you're going. >> well, look, the president has talked a lot about investments in the middle class, which is what carville and kerry seemed to do. by the way...