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gender are equal citizens and have an equal right to participate. that's what this fight is about. >> why deny it? why are people denying it? it's not the color. i disagree with them on their policies, which is fair to disagree with anyone on their policies but anyone can see what this is about. any thinking, rational person. >> here's the crucial context. the polls show that most trump supporters believe there is more racism against white people than there is against people of color, right? i know you're laughing. it is laughable. but that's what most trump supporters believe, right? so -- >> do they believe that or want to believe? there's no way they can actually believe that. >> that's what they say. and look how -- this is what they tell pollsteres. if they see themselves as the victimized aggrieved parties, they are the ones who feel that they are being oppressed. and that's how they justify. and it's an old story, too. the idea that people in power actually tell themselves they're the victims. >> interesting.
because he doesn't have an opponent and he has a lot of work to do to explain the good things he has accomplished for the country. >> part of what is interesting about this exchange about polls is that it appears that he didn't tell the truth. he told george stephanopoulos about the leaked polls which were bad and leaked from team trump, he told him that that wasn't the case. here he is. >> i just was given a meeting with my pollster who i frankly don't believe in pollsteres. you run a campaign and whatever it is it is. i had a meeting with somebody who is a pollster and i'm winning everywhere. >> you have to wonder -- i'm curious from a psychological point of view whether he believes that now. if it were true he would be
so the reality is there is a long way to go. the president sometimes overreacts to these things. >> i guess the truth is he is maybe the biggest -- maybe the biggest anger he had was fake polls were his own polls. >> i think someone may be trying to tell him something like you are not doing as well as you think and we have to put more into this. i'm sure he was enraged at that. we know donald trump will not tolerate coughing in front of him and bad polling. don't bring him bad polling numbers. i think the idea of firing your pollsteres because you don't like their numbers is -- >> so you know i have to say, senator, we had great enjoyment putting some of this together today. trump adores polls. he ubseszs over polls. he lives by polls and popularity contests. he has spent, in fact, 20 years
the president saying only fake polls show us behind the motley crew. it is far too early to be focussed on that. much work to do. make america great again as trump fires three of his own internal pollsteres after bad internal poll numbers for him leaked. this is pretty hard to call your own polls fake. national affairs correspondent for the nation and former presidential candidate rick santorum. >> the internal polls are probably not so great. i think he fired them because they leaked and maybe he feels that they were somehow responsible for that leak. and he is right that you don't worry about early polls. i ran in 20 elections. maybe with the exception of three or four, i was behind in every early poll at this point in time. i won a bunch of elections.
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>> i think when pollsteres ask those questions, it's not clear what they're asking. >> dana: tell me about the next step. president said it's 50% likely to get a deal in the next three weeks. the question on another one was about whether he would declare a national emergency. the monmoth poll said do you approve of that? 35% disapprove, 65%, although there are republicans who say, just based on principle, don't like to declare a national emergency. do you have an on it? >> i don't like it. again, i think the president's done everything he can at this point. that's why i'm glad he reopened the government. he does have the legal backing to do this from a national emergency standpoint. it's not my favorite way for it to take place. if democrats won't come to the table and have a reasonable conversation about this, the president will go that route. >> dana: talking about reasonable conversation, tell me about the process of capitol
themselves. also they would do something on health care. that's their basic number one issue. people at gallup say their pollsteres say number one issue across the country, healthcare. will either of those issues have anything happen within the next two years in this scenario regardless of who takes over or the republicans maintain a many jurorty? >> no. i see two years of maneuvering by both parties to set themselves up for 2020. margins will be too small for anybody to do anything of any significance. only chance you have is if you create so much ebb terpbl political momentum behind something that it becomes impossible for the opposition party to stop you because your idea is so popular. even then, washington is a town of gridlock. hard to see it. >> dana: founders set it up that way, for sure. pelosi has been the featured villain in republican ads across the country in this midterm. she has been sort of hanging back. this week she's shown a lot of confidence. she's out there in public, saying she would be the next
now. democrat beto o'rourke in a debate with republican senator ted cruz using the republican president donald trump to hit the republican senator. watch. >> senator cruz is not going to be honest with you. he will make up positions and votes that i have never held or have ever taken. he is dishonest. that is why the president called him lying ted and why the nickname stuck because it is true. >> it is clear the pollsteres have told him to come out on the attack. if he wants to insult me and call me a liar that is fine. john adams said facts are stubborn things. >> the are signs that o'rourke may need to be on the attack. our latest poll has him down seven points with less than three weeks to go before election day. joining me right now alice stewart and former ted cruz communications director during the 2016 election and joe trippy, cnn plolitical
he's not coming back next year if he does. >> dana: let me ask you about the house for a moment. amy walters was talking about that house race where barbara comstock is trading. her democratic challenger. since setting aside the senate for a moment, i'm curious what you think about the galvanizing for democrats and the numbers of new registered voters are really big. i don't think the republicans are at the advantage there. >> that's exactly right. i think most pollsteres are missing that. this is a registered voter election not a likely voter election when you look at the polls. this looks like 2012 to me where a lot of pollsteres miss that because democrats are registers so many more women, so many voters of color. they're not on anyone's list. they're not being polled by anybody. but boy did they turn out in 2012. this is gonna look more like a presidential election than a midterm election. i'll remind josh, more voters than ever are women.