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In 1980. but, ashley, i'll direct -- i will direct this to you. ronald reagan then won in a landslide. so maybe, this is not all doom and gloom for the gop? >> well, i think it's important to realize that from reagan to bush to clinton, people's views on abortion have drastically shifted. um, if you look back to 2000 and 2004, george w. bush really ran on -- abortion as an issue that really actually pulled some democrats, moderate african-americans, moderate democrats to vote for him. of course, there are a whole host of issues that we could discuss about that election. but from that point on ...

Initiatives that a lot of democrats they say ran on. we have a showdown here in the house of representatives this week. those house moderate democrats saying they're not voting for the $3.5 trillion package. this isn't the final step. just the resolution that's forming the negotiations behind the package if they don't get a vote on this bipartisan plan. now, the house speaker nancy pelosi has said she's not bucking. she's going to move these two pieces along on what she's calling a dual track. they're going to have kind of a family meeting on this later tonight, erica, at 5:30. they're going t...

Talked about earlier. you know, the vast -- or the majority of americans agreed with him on that. but these images have been very, very striking and -- and discouraging and sobering. and i do think it's changed people's opinions and it's hurting him. you can see it in polling. the polling averages for the president, over the last week, have taken a pretty significant drop. and i think it would be less bad if he owned up to the fact that, no, this hasn't gone the way we expected. and we're going to do -- you know, we're accelerating now. and we're going to try and make up for lost time. >> dana...

These blue dot cities in red states through redistricting perhaps to gain seats. anita, how concerned is the white house -- gosh, i know folks, we're only a few months past the last election, but, gosh, this is how washington works. about democratic messaging going into these key midterm races? you hear the attacks from the right on policing, you know, defund the police, et cetera. what is their message as they try to put it together for 2022? >> well, they feel really good about where things are with the pandemic. obviously we're still in it, but there have been great strides in the last fe...

See in the white house's view if he can have a stable dialogue with russia. that's uncertain. on the agenda, cyber attacks, human rights, and so much more. wolf, for president biden, this is something he essentially ran on. this is what he was elected to do, restore the transatlantic alliance and try to confront autocracies like russia. this meeting with biden is the c capstone of his life's work. the question is what will it produce. that's unknown. it will certainly set the relationship he will have for the rest of his term with president putin. he's the fifth american president to meet with...