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Time to put their people into important positions. so this is far from over. parts of this in the run the people really sound frustrated a new elections are just days away what impact could the scandal have on the freedom party there and far right parties across europe. for the freedom party supposedly this will mean that they will be reduced to their core vote to shift and don't make a mistake they have a lot of supporters in austria so they will shrink but they will still be visible however on the european level it is it has 2 different sort of consequences on the one hand on a national leve...

President's job rating. the number of the republican vote. so i think we know what that core vote is. but only 41% approved of the mueller investigation. does political opinion -- how much should it impact what you do in the democratic congress these days? >> well, public opinion always affects us in one degree or another, but i will say this having watched mueller's ratings over time. the one thing that we see is around the time he produces indictments, around the time that he produces convictions, the support for his investigation goes up. the longer the lapse between indictments, the more h...

Didn't cover this election. but about it was notit was not . and yes, i'm sure what comey said about her e-mail server and so on hurt her and certainly ooma uh huma abedine's husband also hurt her, but also hurt her not campaigning sufficiently in the midwest among the democratic core vote. >> steven, thank you so much for your time with the "new york times" and we'll of course continue to stay in tucouch wit you. president trump is overseas putting a cap on his eight day tour abroad and he has a second day of g7 talks. trump are's most am bish bitiou at foreign diplomacy has been rocky, but...

More he convinces them. if one of the more center right candidates beats him next spring, you'll have disaffected and disappointed core vote her may be very uneasy with that outcome. >> yes, yes, yes. i'm so glad ron is touching on that. they said we're not going anywhere. they can try to get rid of donald trump. they can try -- the party establishment can try to shunt him aside. we're not going anywhere. that was a fascinating thing to hear. they're not just going to fade away. they believe -- they say we're a movement. >> what do you do, matt? you created it, not donald trump. people can poi...

You know, this isn't just about what happened in 1964, but this is what will happen in 2016 and 2032 and who will have access to the ballot then. people think about, say, comprehensive immigration reform. one of the very reasons that it is stalled and there is no real push for a pathway to citizenship on behalf of republicans is because you want to keep those brand new voters out of the voting booth. it dilute that is core vote that they believe belongs to them. again, this is about keeping the country in control of a very privileged class and keeping those who will most likely to be disenfran...