white house to donald trump 2016. voters helped them secure victories in three counties. we re a blue county for the first time in 50 years, that may be trouble for the president. reporter: jane young and her friends have been glued to the hearings. we re not talking. that s not going to happen. sh. reporter: at her watch party in delaware county four democrats and one independent all believe the president has committed a crime. we re talking about acceptance of law and we re determining what our laws are now. are we going to accept this is practice or not accept it? i think we re ahead of the congressional hearings. we believed it before they walked in the room. reporter: across time alexa and valerie bell. it s not supposed to be a few people picking the leaders.
i just said to you, i don t know whether aid was being held up. we re going to release these transcripts for people to see. we will get to the bottom of this. this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. beautiful sunrise there. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is new day. we want to start with breaking news for you. brand-new polls in six key battleground states that could determine whether president trump wins a second term. the new york times /siena college polls gauge voters in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, florida, arizona, and north carolina, states that carried mr. trump to the white house in 2016. voters were asked to choose between the president and each of the leading democratic contenders in head-to-head matchups. the results are very interesting. only joe biden beats the president in fooive of those si states. harry entin will break down the numbers in a moment. four witnesses were scheduled to testi
more stark. people who didn t like either candidate broke for trump. it was just enough to get him in there. and so a long way of saying check this out right now. these democrats starting to get negative personal scores. trump s are still negative. we talked about this at the start of the show. but here is one change we are starting to see in the polling. the voter who s now say they don t like trump and they don t like biden in, 2016 trump was able to win voters like that. in our newest poll, here is our generic ballot. the generic democrat leads trump by 12 points. one of the reasons for instance in this poll voters who don t like biden and don t like trump by about a 7 to 1 margin, they are now breaking for the democrat. they are now breaking against the incumbent president. it s early, a lot can change. but that s one of the biggest wins donald trump was able to win in 2016. voters who didn t like either candidate held their nose and they voted for trump. right now the earliest i
re-election. which is why one of the stats in the new poll is so significant. let me read this to you. this was the president s secret sauce in 2016. voters who dislike both donald trump and hillary clinton, donald trump won them overwhelmingly in 2016. but now fox news tested for voters with a negative view of both joe biden and donald trump, biden crushes president trump here. and again, this is a sort of ab skewer number, but it could be this could be a key number for the president. this is a huge deal for that very reason which is then in the exit polls in 2016. he succeeded in driving up hillary clinton s negative. something that had been building for decades, in fact. and that s how he pulled it out. folks who came in and said they re both crooks, i don t like either of them went overwhelmingly for donald trump. here is the exact opposite and the spread is not small. what this means is is donald trump s negative partisanship is
anymore when it comes to donald trump. i think that s the frustration and what democrat haves to do whether or not he s talking about his divisive cultural war rhetoric or the economy is giver the american people something to look forward to. it s not enough to say what donald trump is. many of us knew for example donald trump was a racist in 2016. voters knew that and they still voted for him anyway. that is not enough to say that. you have to give voters a reason to come out and vote for you. that is what the american public is looking for. that s why this primary has to be exciting. stand by. we have a lot more to talk about. we ll take more to the speech and analyze what he says and also ahead, the departure of history s longest serving acting defense secretary. the vetting that apparently was not fully done and what it says about the west wing. (vo) the insurance institute for highway safety rates vehicles for safety, and some reach a level of top safety pick. but only a select