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Supporters in iowa. 43 say theyd be with biden, the democrat. More than half, 23 say theyd be with donald trump. That speaks to the coalition that hail seems to be putting together and the bottom Line Question was asked at the start of the campaign, candidate, all of the legal woes and the trials going on here, asking republicans in iowa, is it going to hurt him in the general election. Remember, desantis got in this Race Sort of thinking republicans would think it would, even the caucuses, Iowa Republican caucusgoers say, nope, he can win the race against joe biden. Only 23 say thats going to...

Had just a conservative's dreams list of accomplishments and whether it was taking on the unions, cutting spending in his own state, abortion restrictions, you name it and scott walker had been able to do it in battleground wisconsin. but now all of a sudden, iowa and the contest is wide open. someone like ted cruz, the texas senator, could end up benefiting. donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina, the three republicans who vaulted in the polls after the first two debates could be beneficiaries as well. then again, the whole scramble, could this end up benefitting a jeb bush, who might be eve...

In may, trump's numbers were incredibly bad. 58% of people said they would never, republican caucusgoers, never vote for him ever, ever, ever. >> 58% said never. 29% -- only 29% said they would ever vote for him. now the never number is down to 28%. >> yeah. >> and the ever number is up to 36%. that 58% used to be for people like me and others would say one of the reasons you can't -- the trump can't be the nominee is 58% of the party won't support him ever for president. >> right. >> that makes it impossible for him to be the nominee. he turned that number around in a dramatic way. >> that ha...

Anything other than futerristic sci-fi hollywood movie with chips implanted. let's get to the numbers here. top, no change there. donald trump still leading in the poll. it is ben carson, a former neurosurgeon who is in strong second place. what do you make of that? >> i think, again, alex, when you look in the poll, which is a terrific poll done by ann seltzer who has a tremendous reputation in iowa, the other questions of the poll helped explain trump and carson for the republicans. for example, among republican caucusgoers, 75% of republicans have a negative impression of the republican con...