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National political correspondent for the washington post, gadston is the hometown of roy moore, the place he somewhat infamously according to reports was banned from the mall, what are you hearing there? the first precinct in the county, which we need to findwhen where it was, landslide for jones. this is an area where democrats organized very well, they knew some of the victims personally, some of the accusers i this say, in the moore situation. at this party they were telling me they really had not had a race that did not see their party in decline, losing members, seeing people switch, in decades. so this was a galvanizing event. when people were turning out at the polls they were the 50th person on election day for a presidential race they were at the 30th you put in so many miles covering races in this country. what has struck you being on the ground in alabama? ....
jean: so, this is the same road the rally, rally dakar, took. anthony: jean hazard is a senegalese of lebanese descent who grew up here watching the final stretch of the race. it was a galvanizing event for him. he has since completed the race himself, three times. jean: so, when i was young, i came with my parents to see the arrival of the paris-dakar race. anthony: yeah. jean: that s why i like to, to make races. anthony: it s been eight years since specially modified, true off-road vehicles, with powerful engines and cutting edge designs, roared across the desert and through tiny african villages. i, of course, had to try out one of these beasts, and it s about as much fun as you can have while wearing pants. ....
Well, right here. the paris-dakar rally tested its drivers like no other race, sometimes driving over 20 hours a day over ground like this. jean: so, this is the same road the rally, rally dakar, took. anthony: jean hazard is a senegalese of lebanese descent who grew up here watching the final stretch of the race. it was a galvanizing event for him. he has since completed the race himself, three times. jean: so, when i was young, i came with my parents to see the arrival of the paris-dakar race. anthony: yeah. jean: that s why i like to, to make races. anthony: it s been eight years since specially modified, true off-road vehicles, with powerful engines and cutting edge designs, roared across the desert and through tiny african villages. i, of course, had to try out one ....
From you. maybe because of politics or maybe because of political views. we can t let that happen. so how does the public view all this? well, that s not clear. today a new poll shows 55% of voters approve of the president s executive order. but another national poll released earlier this week shows 51% of voters oppose it. ann geren, national political reporter for the washington post and jonathan swan, national political reporter for axios. first to you, anna, the whole sort of elizabeth warren, i don t know how to describe, dustup. yeah, i think it was a giant political gift to elizabeth warren if she chooses to run for president in 2020. i mean, it was a galvanizing event for democrats. they were trying to raise money on it. today it was absolutely the talk of all democratic politics today. it touches gender, touches race, ....
Some are breaking tradition and not going to the inauguration as we heard from representative barbara lee, and how much do you think this rift with john lewis is attributing to what we are seeing now? it could be a galvanizing event, and democrats are weighing their respect for the office and their tradition against donald trump, and it s a continuation of what we have seen since the election, and there are a lot of people who voted for donald trump and are enthusiastic of him taking office, and we have never seen the protest that is scheduled for the day after the inaugural, and if you look at the public opinion during the transition, his approval rate something lower than we have seen, and ....