marie: i didn t notice you are wearing a turkey tie! charlie: it s my favorite turkey type. marie: do you have more than one turkey tie? [laughter] charlie: i have a number of turkey ties, it s kind of embarrassing. i actually have a lot of animal ties. this is the sort of thing that kids give you. harris: the producer just said in my ear that we have to move on. [laughter] charlie: i concur. harris: all right. we are a little over two months away from the iowa caucuses on february 3rd. the very first time test in the race for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. just one week after that is the new hampshire primary, and later nevada s caucuses, and south carolina s primary. former vice president joe biden, senator bernie sanders, and senator elizabeth warren are leading the pack, according to the real clear politics average of national polls. south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg has also surged in some really state
twitter who reward people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, and bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, for saying the craziest, most anti-american, socialist nonsense. and they can t help themselves. they run with it. harris: marie, i see you nodding. charlie: uh-oh, you don t agree with me. [laughter] marie: i sometimes agree with you, and all this thanksgiving holiday i m going to do that. i tell candidates a lot, that there is an axiom in democratic politics. at that democratic voters are not democratic twitter. and democratic twitter is much farther left than voters who will actually decide this primary. some of them are pretty progressive, but they are not the twitter people you are talking about who are pushing some members of the party to the left. what will be interesting to see as we move into the new year, as you move into iowa and new hampshire, is whether those democratic voters who say they want someone moderate, who say they want someone who can beat donald trump in swi
here. while the survey found nearly 60% of american women would be comfortable with woman in the oval office, fewer than half of all men, 49%, felt the same way. these findings, some of the female 2020 contenders like elizabeth warren, kamala harris, amy klobuchar, have alleged a gender double standard specific to war in there. listen to amy klobuchar recently taking a shot at pete buttigieg. of the women on the stage, and focusing here on my fellow women senators create senator harris, senator warren, and myself. do i think we would be standing on that stage if we have the experience that he had? no, i don t. ab we are held to a different standard. the one melissa, on this couch i m going to guess that you ve interviewed probably more female ceos than all of us. what is the big divide difference, as you look at this, between running something vague and running something else big?
forgive a lot of policy differences. we saw this with trump. he s not conservative on many things, but he made a segment of the population feel something. harris: we saw it with obama when he wasn t there on same-sex marriage. do you remember that? he had kin kind of a evolutionay path to that, but we have seen that. we at the these are people who have been able to inspire. so i kept the democratic party do that? i heard you say last cycle, that her lincolnton is the best candidate. you were in the i m with her camp. marie: eh. [laughter] i want her to be donald trump. melissa: elizabeth warren inspires, right? harris: but not moderates. katie: and not the normal electorate. marie: this will be the question, though. i don t think we can answer the question. most his point is absolute last one. people don t do grooves or policies believing her. she is turning out moderates.
specific about that. what lawrence was saying that i understood, charlie, was to let the voters decide. let them decide. we are now so close to an election, which is something we had only really heard much of on the other side of the political aisle. charlie: not to let her off the hook too easily, of course, that s been the most important argument from the beginning. if we are going to have an election, obviously, put it back to the people. to be when she already there. i guess it s already there. melissa: i think censure i don t know, i think that will feel like a cop-out. harris: you mean what nancy pelosi is talking about? melissa: if you switch over that that, one of the arguments is that we did our job. i don t think so. charlie: there will be a lot of people who despise this president, a lot of debates those people are really enthusiastic about bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, who are going to lose their minds if democrats melissa: i think doing your