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Don't hear republicans saying a word. >> greg: no matter what you do, whether you raise taxes or cut them, it doesn't matter. >> juan: it's clear we are losing money on the tax cut. >> jesse: we aren't losing money. the government is losing money. we have more of our money. >> morgan: this howard schultz discussion is fascinating to me. you are talking about ross perot got almost 19% of the vote. i looked this up today. since 1788, we've had 58 presidential elections with a third-party candidate won about 5% of the vote on average. what the democrats are saying is why would you run? you can't ...

We did. we have been sort of like lobbying -- michael moore and i agreed. yesterday al franken came on. i totally agreed with him. working class americans keep falling further and further behind while those of us that live in the bubble keep living better and better lives. this really is a moment that both parties need to unify for their own political purposes. democrats have to reconnect with working class americans and republicans have to followthrough. >> you sound like bernie sanders. >> by the way, bernie sanders -- by the way, this revolution in 2016 that we've experienced, it was bernie...

Beaten trump in the state. i wouldn't be surprised now if ted cruz doesn't beat him in the state because cruz has been at this some time. we have got a long way to go. we still have a lot of people have yet to make up their minds or lock in iowa. cruz has played this smartly. >> before guy though i have to ask you new book why the election 1896 still matters. this is a great realigning election. one of the five great realignments in american be political history. the politics leading up to 1896 looks exactly like the politics today. the two parties right up against each other. nobody with domi...

If they lose some of those races, think about this. it would be the third consecutive election cycle where the tea party is changing the composition of the republican party. is the tea party driving us towards what could be a natural realignment? he argues there are some historical precedents for a realignment. we're also joined by the director of the university of virginia center for politics. >> thank you. >> you've argued that christie said 2014 can be a realigning