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Trump? and it's been moving back and forth. this iowa poll showed more than 60% said i want a candidate who can beat trump. that definitely helps biden and some of the better-known candidates. >> going back to the elizabeth warren question. amy, are you surprised warren is so favorable, considering the controversy surrounding her claims of native american heritage, and other polls that showed really she wasn't rating well on the favorability question? >> i think that the interesting thing about her momentum is the fact that she is sort of running on this, "i have a plan for that" mantra. and s...

Were alluding to. trump topping the polls, iowa new hampshire and hillary clinton's image tilting in the negative territory so -- so iowa, he's on top and new hampshire still on top. >> 17% and walker at 19%, and within the margin of error for the first time. >> new hampshire, let's talk about that because he went down significantly and is still on top. >> trump came down from the mid to high 20s in new hampshire in this nbc/marist poll but he's still at 21%, still several points ahead of jeb bush and everyone else is in the middle of the pack and walker 12% so the very bottom line is on one h...

Poll. this will tell you something as a resident of virginia, i can tell you this definitely is the sentiment around here. you look at the favorability for both of the virginia candidates. half of people view them unfavorably. 56% for the republican candidate cuccinelli. 49% for terry mcauliffe, the democrat. one other question we threw in here. a favorability question for ted cruz, the man who started it all, the senator from texas who some people argue basically shut down the government. he has a 26% favorable rating, which is pretty terrible. but i've got to point out that's three times the...

Quinnipiac has a new poll out in iowa today and they also ask this favorability question. they get a net favorability number by taking, again, the number of people who have a positive view of the candidate and they subtract the number of people who have a negative view of that candidate. and once again, in iowa, in this quinnipiac poll at least that's out today, ted cruz comes out on top. he's got a hugely positive favorable rating of plus 58 points. plus 58. a lot of the other republican candidates do great in terms of their favorability in iowa. both ben carson and marco rubio are at plus 45...

An effect. the field has made a very favorable impression on some of the voters who've had the most exposure to these candidates of anybody in the country. new hampshire republicans have seen these guys up close and they like what they see. but wait. there's actually one more. we left one candidate off the list. we left off jeb bush. how does jeb bush do in his net favorable numbers in new hampshire? minus 8. all of the other candidates in new hampshire are not just positive but positive by a lot. positive by double digits. jeb bush, eh. new hampshire's supposed to be the place where jeb bush ...