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Polls are showing even most democrats prefer another nominee in 2024, but the president is plowing ahead, perhaps they think republicans will have mr. trump, the easiest to beat. what if they don't, what if it's desantis, tim scott and biden decides to run against them. >> martha: i think it's going to be a fascinating and probably rough situation when you look at iowa, new hampshire, real retail politics places, and the last time around this current president did not have to do any retail politics, he spent most of it in his basement. the next time around at the age he will be at, 81, he woul...

Town of Bethel Notice of Special Election on Tuesday, February 7, 2023, for First Selectman

There's a few house races in florida we're keeping an eye on too. as you noted at the top, everyone is focused here on new york city where there are a myriad of races in a worst nightmare scenario for democrats because this wasn't what they wanted. this isn't the day that they wanted this primary to happen. however, when their new redistricting proposal was thrown out by a state judge, they were put in positions like this. carolyn maloney and jerry nadler, two liberal stalwarts in the house for more italian three de -- than three decades going up against one other. obviously sa raj patel pushi...

One that will determine whether republicans or democrats take control of the house in january 2023. i'm curious, what are the views of your constituents on universal background checks and the possibility of banning weapons designed for war, the so-called assault style weapons? what are those numbers? >> so across our district we see varied support. you characterized our district as a swing district. it was long a republican only voting district until i won in 2018. across the district i hear from people who identify as republicans, identify as independents, identify as democrats supporting uni...

In this redistricting cycle as usual. because we're operating under a greatly restricted environment, with the newly-conservative 63 supreme court. which seems to have a special jurisprudence for voting, much like it has shown for abortion. where is willing to ignore principles that were previously in play. that's why we're seeing this process, where state supreme courts and state legislatures are newly emboldened to cut back on maps that really try to give effect to principles like preserving minority voting power. and that's the reason we're seeing this wet, in my judgment, it's a very unusu...