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There was no basis for democrats to move forward with impeachment arguing there was no obstruction, no collusion, therefore dpemocrats are moving forward with a partisan exercise. a lot of democrats are trying to balance the 2020 re-elections they'll face, some of them president trump won in 2016 while others are trying to listen to the base that wants the democratic party to move forward with impeachment. john? >> lauren fox on capitol hill for us. what a lot of the members are looking for is a shift in public opinion. new this morning, a new cnn poll which does show the beginnings of what co...

Of those again in order to do it all over. and joe biden obviously is a much better candidate or, at least he is at this point, a much better candidate than donald trump had to face in 2016. not only that but biden is shoving his whole chip stack in on the stage with, putting his campaign headquarters in philadelphia and he doesn't kick off there, he's focused on pennsylvania knowing, if you will pardon me, it is the absolute keystone to what he wants to do for his election. >> dana: we will pardon you but, -- there is one big difference. a president trump in 2016 was a challenger, disruptor, ...

She wants to protect them. they didn't win by saying they want to impeach the president. they're from moderate voters. she's getting out in front of it and taking the bullets from her progressive base knowing she will get some pushback but trying to defend her more moderate numbers that say -- and say we won't impeach the president unless we get a bombshell. she knows impeachment would not pass the senate and it would be a partisan exercise, great for the progressive base but for the moderates that have to run again in 2020, that might make it difficult for them to win their reelections. >> i ...

Watching the mueller report now, right? we don't know when that is many and there is another thing here, and that is the rnc is 100% behind the president right now. last time there was sort of stepstep -- skepticism about trump, he got a late start. they're talking about midwest florida, they're talking about volunteers and raising money, and there are campaign rallies in some of these states. so he has that infrastructure not to mention the base, and the support of the base, that will make it harder for anyone to slip. >> he won last time and any slippage, i think, is problematic for him. if ...

"wall street journal," which is new. 46, 52 disapprove. not terrible for him. given what he's had to deal with in the last couple of weeks. my guess if you look at the average of his polling, erica, he's in the low 40s. usually, presidents in that place struggle to win re-elections. not always true. presidents can have high approval. george h.w. bush's was in 70s because of the iraq war. it dropped. become g bill clinton gets elected in '92. it indicates vulnerability, particularly when you couple with the fact he lost. you're going to have a massive field of candidates in this race for democr...