beto at 2%, both of them minus 1 since april. so here we are, willie, once again. this is a race for the nomination that at least if you look at the money and the polls in the early states, it s a fooifive person race, biden, warren, sanders, mayor pete and kamala. what s your take on the poll? it s an eye opener and another eye opener for elizabeth warren. she and bernie sanders are effectively tied with joe biden in the state of new hampshire. we talked about this progressive lane right here. bernie sanders owned it obviously because he was the only one in it in 2016. remind people, he beat hillary clinton by more than 20 points. in new hampshire. in the new hampshire primary. he dominated that state. now elizabeth warren, she s up 14 pianoints in three months. he no longer has that progressive lane anymore.
2020. solidify the base, keep the people you want in 2016. remind them why they voted for you. then when he gets an opponent, you have to make that opponent so out of touch, so radical, that even people who don t necessarily want to vote for trump are going to have to vote for trump because the alternative is just so radical. harris: katie, kind of as a follow-up to what ian is saying, is there work that has to be done to make those candidates, some of them, seem far left? or are they doing some of that work for the president? katie: i think they are doing that work themselves. you have joe biden going far to the left and changing positions he has had for 40 years to appease the primary process. you got things like socialism and socialist medicine being on the table as a major platform for a number of these candidates. the takeover of the student loan issue, doing that. i think we have some breaking news so i m going to go back to harris. harris: all right, we want to get what s
point. in washington we know these people. we know senators. we know cabinet secretaries, we know former cabinet. so they re always at the top of the list this far out because the washington press core knows them, they go to receptions with them, they go to correspondent centers. there are a ton of governors on both sides of the aisle that i think are peering over the transom to wait for their chance to see if they can be the one that gets into this thing. i suspect both sides will have a group of governors jump in and have a spirited primary. you know, goldie, to you on this one. it looks like the gop has a new strategy waiting in the wings. the new york magazine puts it this way, i ll read it to you, quote, the republican party, which has not been popular with the kids of late, has a not so innovative strategy for taking the youth vote from hillary clinton if and when she decides to run for president in 2016. remind the public that she is an older woman. will that work? this ageist