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Individuals beto, biden and bernie, and what do they represent within the democratic p party that they say too familiar and overlap? >> well, affection for as a former vice president. we know a lot about his family history and his tragedy. he's just a very well loved establishment. if he got into this race, could become a target again. bernie sanders was the progressive hero in 2016. almost toppled hillary clinton. lots of folks want to see him back in. there may be some appetite for another progressive. beto came out of nowhere, sort of flashing out of this senate race in texas where he almos...

Of that group of people has been that they don't necessarily or that they didn't necessarily have any material reason other than they wanted to have generational change. and you know, one thing that we are hearing up on the hill in the wake of the meeting is that nancy pelosi showed what experience was, and why it is that she has been sitting atop the democratic caucus for so long. she is simply really goodt a it. she understands where all of the votes are, and she is often called the best vote counter in congress, and she understands the dine mix, and she understands how to the negotiate and ...

Some of the counties have been republican in the recent past, and they flipped democratic, and it is interesting to me that the sort of the progressive-driven campaign of beto o'rourke resonate ed d in the higher inc suburbs around texas where you got the extra energy, and the question it raises to me is that if that is where the energy, and the suburbs and the higher income area, and the college educated areas and the white l collar people are, and so if that is writ large, is there a tension there that when you are talking about a state like michigan and the democrats trying to win it back a...

Associate, if half of the people who voted for her which is about 65 million people are still with her, who else in the democratic p party has a base like that? what do you see as the role in the midterms and beyond? >> i am not shure how i see the political calculus of whether it is better for democrats for her to be out there or better for the democrats for her to remain silent. i'm not asking hillary clinton go away, but i just really wish for our sake, for women's sake, probably for the democratic party's sake, and for her own sake that she could be the better and more thoughtful version o...

Democratic coalition ta that is routed in the places that the cultural and demographically changing places in america, and demographically changing the places that are most uncomfortable with the changes. and 16 of the 20 states that hillary clinton won were in the top 20 of the immigrant population, and 30 of the 36 that the trump won there were fewer than half of the ip grant national average, and democratss in the states that are above the average. and the same for the senate. the democratic party is now the p party of the portions of america that is changing of the demographic change and e...