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Choose continues. >> let's get that poll number that you just referred to, steve, back up on the screen. the registered voters, would you vote to re-elect trump in 2020. it's a simple question. no, 54%. would you vote to re-elect trump. no, 54%. yes, 38%. and jennifer rueben, for an incumbent, for any candidate, that is an absolutely devastating poll. those people being polled know exactly who they're being polled about. if you look at these polls four years ago when donald trump was an unknown, yes, those polls changed dramatically over time as he became more known as he found new ways to app...

To a place where he might be able to win, he's running a campaign based, aimed at an entirely designed to generate enthusiasm among a small percentage of the electorate that seems to like his behavior. jennifer just talked about women of every kind of variety who are starting to reject there man, this vulgar man. and you've got fine line states now marching toward outlawing a woman's right to choose which i think is going to be the best thing for democratic turnout in 2020. if republicans were concerned about what happened in 2018, where i think they lost women by 26 points in many places, the...

Congress that isn't acting? you're saying it's the voters that need to step up. >> there is a necessary connection. congress is a reflection of the people that we represent, especially the house. it's the people's house. so our willingness as a body -- many of us individually are completely willing to go down this path. but our willingness as a body to take on these issues is, i think, a direct reflection of what we hear from our constituents. the sad thing is -- >> i want to bring up a poll number so you can help us make sense of this. the pugh research center found last fall that those simil...

The president might have been actually worried about biden's poll number. there's a lot of concern in the republican party he could get away a lot of those working-class voters. biden was born in scranton, and so he has this authentic connection that hillary clinton and some other democrats don't have to places like wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania and so that makes those states much easier to get if you're joe biden, and trump is definitely concerned that he won't get some of those moderate independent voters in those states. >> all right. i want to pivot to a topic that, julie grace, you have w...

>> it's like the united states just like it is only i get more stuff. >> that isn't the case. >> if they think that you have to be willing to speak to that and not dismiss it. this is 1984 anymore, 2020. >> they don't think socialism -- they think it's something different. i want to see the poll number for people in the democratic party who like the fact we're talking medicare for all and green new deal knowing that probably won't happen and actually know how many times the world socialism is said, america will not turn to a socialist country and that's where the energy of the democratic party...