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>> as president and theater critic. >> the sorry of rebuilding a party is not the republican party as we had all assumed. it's the democratic party. one name i have heard a few times as a possibility, hope for possibility for dnc chairman is outgoing vice president joe biden. a lot of people think that he would be sort of the perfect voice towards the white working class workers that the party is looking to attract. no indication this is something biden wants. >> fascinating. thank you so much. that's all for "inside politics". thanks for sharing your sunday morning. up next "state of the unio...

Dnc chairmanships and that includes state chairs and vice chairs and people who have been working in the grassroots for a number of years and those are the people i'm talking to. >> what is your main talking point? >> transforming from a political organization to a community organization. this election was about people feeling as if they did not matter. in some fashion or form, you had early in the two years ago all of the black lives matter movement and young black folks feeling as if their lives were not being cherished and then you had rule workers and working class workers who felt that it...

Shift. they have to continue to grow the party. he's expanded the base in other areas. we know the minority vote had turn out as well in the past. they have made up for the shortfall. >> had he realized they would build a wall when they send their rapists, racists and criminals, do you think he would have changed it? it didn't play well with latino voters. >> he's kind of locked in what he firmly believes in. i don't think he moves a lot based on the way the political wind is blowing. >> the stupid thing for trump is i don't think this is mutually exclusive. donald trump is tapping into some r...

We don't get that kind of pension. why should you? and we're paying for it and we're not going to pay anymore. >> take a look at this exit polling. you have white working class workers ask who do you prefer? 61-38. almost double for walker. >> i think, again, money is at the center of this thing. not prepared to pay the lavish pension benefits that go to retired union workers. if you move to the national level, you've got a somewhat similar drift here with again money at the center of the argument. if you say to middle income america, that's 39,000 to $89,000 a year, if you say to those people...

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