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It just is. when you ask black voters who they want, they mostly say biden. >> it is, but i think it's important to talk about where that comes from, right? and i've said this before on your show, joy, when we talk about polling, when we talk about media coverage, which candidates get the most coverage. when we talk about what kinds of voters are constantly being polled, what kinds of voters are constantly being interviewed and asked to talk about how they feel, what they want. a lot of times it's not voters that looks like me. i've never been polled. i don't know any black person who's ever b...

Than allow it to happen to him. conversation -- >> we are here. he resigned after the house we'll take it back to the bronx, joy. don't worry. >> take it back to the bronx. judiciary committee process so midwin charles, michael blake, he never got to the vote. dean obeidallah, phillip agnew, randall, you know that this is a guy who you know, has lived a jyasi rossi, a great panel. lot of his life as a television thank you. coming up next, donald trump is coming to take your land, personality. texans. that's next. is coming to take y, in a sense an impeachment trial texans that's next. what's...

Showed they will come out if the democratic party delivers the goods. to wit, in 2016, the nesquakie indian precinct voted 83.3% for bernie sanders and pushed bernie sanders to victory in the iowa caucuses. they showed that they will respond, native people certainly, but also black folks, latinos, people overwhelmingly supporting bernie, have showed they will support when the goods are there. and i believe that, you know, this question of whether or not, you know, this sort of binary between these two white men -- you couldn't be talking about two completely different -- >> very different. >> ...

Its own dilemma for democrats in 2020. it's incredible that we could be leading to a redo of the primary battle of 2016, between an establishment candidate, but this time not even a potential first woman president in bernie sanders and his very devoted base, a race between the candidate preferred by moderates and black voters but who comes with two decades of oppo-researchable history and the one preferred by young progressives. the question is, have democrats learned anything new in 2016 that produces a different outcome from the one in 2020? -- i mean, a different outcome in 2020 from the on...

70% said white and male, and that's been consistent through this. there was a new cbs poll just two weeks ago in the super tuesday states. black voters, 60% of black voters said a white candidate has a better chance at beating donald trump than a black candidate. when i listen to people who call my show and what i feel, too, is this urgency to defeat donald trump. and for some, that electability argument is someone who's a white male. i might not subscribe to that. i actually don't. but some do, because the fear that donald trump poses to so many of our communities, people of color, our muslim...