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Rebeat. those who didn't go to college. 67% do not represent this economic level represented in the show. >> i think this is the support for this program. the nerve it is striking, is the primal scream from white working class voters in the center of the country that feel that politics and popular culture on the coast, dominated by wealthier, better educated people are ignoring them. that is what lead to both president trump's election, and that it is a surprise to so many people. >> you look at michael and gabriella, do you need to be from these identity groups to understand the message being...

These aren't household names, this is the next generation of democrats who get the economic issues and they also get why some of these identity groups want to hear from them. i also love kirsten gillibrand and some of the folks in d.c. i think some of our best leaders are outside washington. >> kat: what do you think, mark? >> i'm hoping to see bernie sanders. >> he is not a democrat. >> when he is 112, he will still be the glamorous face of the democrat party. >> eric: we only have about a minute and a half. can i ask you one more time, the trump administration said they are not going to comm...

Seen some great work trying to get where trump voters come from and the wing of the gop they represent. this was the year that whites became an interest group and not the overwhelming group by default, and it is the details of polls that told us about it. what does that mean? >> well, if you look at white voters, i had a piece in the "new york times" week before last, and you can start seeing divisions even among white voters. so it turns -- it is something like white nationalists which have always been to some extent associated with the republican party, have now come to the information. they...

Subgroups become identity groups, and it's part of the polarization of the last two years how they're going to vote because of their subidentitiesu >> and looking at donald trump not as a person who steps in and creates a new republican party, but looking how the republican party got to this point, where donald trump would be their nominee, and there's roots to this. in some ways you could predominate iktd donald tru pre donald trump. you could predict some of his arguments being mainstream, and this really wealthy guy who lives on this tour. against immigration, that's been something that's b...

Hispanics? >> i think it's entirely predictable. i think it's vintage clinton she would equate not supporting a pathway to citizenship to those that have come here and stayed here illegally. i certainly do not and never have that she would equate that with hostility to immigration. that simply falls. it serves her political narrative to continue the can democrat playbook of identity politics lump them into identity groups pit one against another. i think it was vintage clinton in another way. she accepted accountability for nothing. she was not asked a single question about her state departmen...