Heading into the end, though, donald trump, look at this, the foundation of trump support, white voters without a college degree, a whopping 30point lead on that question. One of the arenreasons this is a total blowout nationally. We didnt just ask voters who theyre voting for, we asked them why. A fivepoint national lead, not a total blowout. One of the reasons its not bigger than that, who would best handle the economy . Donald trump wins on that. The other big issues, Hillary Clinton a little bit on terrorism, a bit on immigration. What has her campaign been about, saying hes erratic, unfit, temperamentally not fit to be president of the United States. The voters agree, nearly 30 points she wince on the question of which candidate has the best temperament to be president , also wins by 15 points when voters are asked which of these two do you trust to be Commander In Chief . Shes winning on the qualification for the job, if you will, even though she trails on the economy. The bigges
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your website where you say you ll continue to fight for a singer payer system. although you may have a problem with the term, it s a term you use on your website. victor. go ahead. suring you have to use terms you under. at tend of the day i m saying the folks want any type of system that doesn t get them into a financial catastrophic system and doesn t lead them down the road i hear what you re saying but you re saying that you re using a term that people understand, but is it something you support? do you support a single payer system? yes, yes, absolutely. let me ask you about residency. when i ask this question, it is a delicate question, but your campaign launch have it owe is entitled, dear pierce. it s a message to your son and
there is a failure there. sandra: time for mondays with maria and she is here as bernie sanders this morning unveiled his $62 billion plan to expand and fix the v.a.. he was challenged by that veteran in the room. he was challenged. there is no at way to look at medicare for all. it is a single payer system. one payer, that s the government. this has so many holes in it not just for the cost. you talk about trillions of dollars in cost, $50 trillion to pay for medicare for all which will mean that everybody s taxes will go up. more importantly it does away with the private insurance industry. so that s right now 180 million people get their insurance from the private sector. that s going to go away and mean job cuts and the cost is really the headline here. it will cost so much that he is going to have to raise taxes on everybody. not just the rich. sandra: you had the v.a. secretary on this morning talking about the success of the v.a. and success of
them understand why we might need a single payer system or medicare for all. i think that s the correct substantive position. it takes a while to move people and to try to interject that in the middle of a campaign can be a little jarring for people. i actually think joe biden s numbers being so far ahead are inflated. i think a lot of that is name recognition and obama nostalgia. and so, you know, as we get closer to people actually voting, then we ll probably see that start to kind of shrink up a little bit. it s also based on the idea that he can beat trump, which is then the number one thing for democrats right now. we ll have to see how he does in the debate, frankly, because i don t think he was that impressive in the last debate. if he continues to perform that way, i think that will chip away of the idea, this is the guy to go up against donald trump. that s what s so interesting for people. he was not praised after the
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