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CNN CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello July 3, 2015 14:20:00 - Vimarsana News

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About black americans -- >> you criminalize mexicans you probably criminalize black people. >> you brought up that autopsy that came out after romney lost in 2012 and noelle when you look at this romney reportedly won just 17% of the nonwhite vote in 2012. the rnc conducted that autopsy. they vowed to really make minority outreach a focus. this pew study shows that the party had spent 10 million to far in those efforts for minority voters. do you think it's gaining traction? juno i really don't, poppy, to be honest. to be brutally honest i don't. i'm not seeing a lot of movement. i'm not seein...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140601:13:42:00

Press. and i think one of the reasons on the flip side, why she was subjected i think to more negative press, than obama was, i think that's really undeny yabl, pew study or not, was the core people who covered her at the very beginning, i started covering her for "newsday" in january of 2007, full-time as a presidential candidate. a year before a vote was cast, one of the big problems and steve knows this as well, is the core coverage was done by the tabloids. it was "newsday," "the new york daily news" and "the new york post." the three of us covered her every single day. so there's a certai...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140329:12:50:00

Talked about it shapes them as they vote in the future. that's, you know, the other half of this generational thing. the demographic issue is that republicans base is old and dying and the liberal base is young and they are going to vote more. then the problem takes care of itself. they are flailing to come up with something to get the people to the polls. >> if you come up with something, marijuana or anything else to get young people to the polls, guaranteed they are going to vote democratic up and down the ballot? there's a pew study that came out and overall paints them as liberals but dis...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140313:10:17:00

More likely to go last. according to a pew study 50% of young adults between the ages of 18 and 33, theyç lean democratic. the president most recently appeared in a comedy web show to promote obamacare in a fight to gain the young voter loyalty. how can the grand old part compete? joining us to discuss it congressman sean duffy. good morning, congressman. what are the g.o.p. to do? is it lost? all these new studies coming out showing the millenials are largely independent with a lean to the left. so are they a lost cause when it comes to chasing their vote? >> no, they're not. there is anoth...

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Information when there were three networks and a couple of newspapers. if that makes me a booster of the internet while acknowledging that abuse can be a problem. >> you are glossing over the abuse can be a problem business. >> no, i'm not glossing over it. >> legitimate points and everybody, i think, agrees that the amount of information that you can access through the machines is a very very good thing for the world. but what's happening to younger people particularly under the age of 3 a is they are becoming reliant for their whole life, okay. and the study after study after study says once...