[applause] i went hand in virginia and so will terry. [cheers and applause] this year s election is a bit different in 2020 because one of the most talked about issues is tied to education campaigning hard against critical race theory in it that should be allowed into the curriculum and those are among those speaking out. we have seen the administration tried to tell her children what you think and the schools are supposed to teach our children how to think. reporter: the president may think about his own political future and standing after a new survey released his favorability is slipping dallas has a met 50 percent down six.from one month prior and disapproval of 45 percent
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it s a vastly different electorate. many of the points that john was making at the board were so accurate and on point. because what we re starting to see, where hillary clinton is doing poorly or has the least chance of winning of these swing states are ohio and iowa. and that s where you have the highest collection of non-college-educated white voters. and one of the things that hillary clinton has to do to put this coalition back together, and it s not going to look like barack obama in 2012. it s not going to look like the 96 bulls. that was a sports reference. yeah. i went to my special place for a second. you re going to have to see the african-american community come out, which they re starting to do although, north carolina, down six but north carolina, you had more polling starts that started to come open last thursday. you had good suppression efforts. and in florida, now you re starting to see that number run where they re registered voters. whatever happened to
were at, at this stage back in 2012. that s down, and nobody knows exactly who those voters are picking on their ballots. so there are still questions remaining about whether the state will remain red, anderson. now the battleground state of iowa, where the presidential race began nine months ago, the hawkeye state is very much in play. dana bash filed this program. reporter: knocking on doors, pounding the pavement. we re with the iowa gop. a scramble for votes playing out across battleground states. we need everybody, all of our supporters, all of our democrats to vote. reporter: in iowa, the urgency is palpable. it went for president obama twice, now it s a dead heat and republicans are working to turn iowa red. the fact an outsider is at the top of the ticket is huge here in iowa. it is huge. there is we are ready for change and mr. trump brings that change. eric brandstad, the son of long time governor, runs the
see, where hillary clinton is doing poorly or has the least chance of winning of these swing states are ohio and iowa. and that s where you have the highest collection of non-college-educated white voters. and one of the things that hillary clinton has to do to put this coalition back together, and it s not going to look like barack obama in 2012. it s not going to look like the 96 bulls. that was a sports reference. yeah. i went to my special place for a second. one of the things that is going to happen is you re going to have to see the african-american community come out, which they re starting to do over the last although north carolina, down six but north carolina, you had more polling starts that started to come open last thursday. you had good suppression efforts. and in florida, now you re starting to see that number run where they re registered voters. whatever happened to the positive closing arguments? we see donald trump actually now, that he s got a little w