that voted overwhelmingly for joe biden and hillary clinton and barack obama twice. so, there is something that, there is something to my argument that is making waves within these communities that, for some reason, works and works with people who vote for democrats. these are not people who only vote for republicans. right. so, very clearly, you think that politically this is working. it s working for me. ..you are winning the races that you put money into, particularly in school board. 75. i did 58 races. so, my question to you is, what do you think it s doing to america more generally, in terms of polarisation, in terms of the culture war that we see unfolding in this country? i think that it s actually really helpful because you re looking at areas that were highly polarised towards democrats, highly highly blue, strong blue areas, and they voted for somebody candidates who were conservative. so, clearly, where i m able to move ca.move voters
we re all his type. i hope the women of america in the next election say, donald trump is not my type. that is the most offensive comment. rape is a crime of power, it is not a crime of sex. how dare he? he s essentially saying i would rape someone, just not this one. obviously she wasn t pretty enough. she s a beautiful woman. that s the thing, rape is about power, it s not really about sex. for him to say she s not my type, for a person who is inclined in that direction, we re all his type. his type is just whoever is available that he can get in a corner and grab. and you as an activist, as an observer and the women that you know, donald trump did win 52% of white women in the last election. it s a statistic that gets repeated a lot. does this move voters do people then say, this is enough? is there a point where if you know women who voted for him for
rosenstein with a former republican appointed f.b.i. director. they started the investigation that there was news people from the trump campaign were talking about russia and exchanging information. jon: the accusation is there were el ij it mat things for the beginning of it. now they don t want an investigation to make sure the investigation was done correctly. the question is as we move to 2020 does this move voters? and at a time when lots of coverage is being put on this, independent voters in particular are still saying what do they care most about? economy, cost of living, healthcare. as people make their decisions does this coverage now being given to it impact 2020? suggestions are no. this is the rorschach test
voters. but i d also talk about the lowest unemployment number with women since 1969. i d talk about the economy. i d talk about and we are watching successful candidates right now talking about the policies that have helped them at home. and the tax package certainly has been very advantageous. our economy is running red hot. and at the same time i mean, you have to interject a little fear in there. this immigration is one of the things i have watched a lot of good candidates who didn t talk about illegal immigration lous races. i was just answering your question i m not giving you my personal opinion on illegal immigration but i m just tell you there are certain things that move voters. and right now we cornell, if you ll look back and remember 1994, 45 seats that newt ginrich got in the contract for america with a real message and a relevant policies. and that s the only thing i sort of see the democratic sort of missing right now is a concise
corruption went to the top issue and that speaks to the point you are making. the chaos. it shows how to be in this mid-term. a lot of strategies told me president trump is baked in. whether the voters like them or don t, it s baked into the voting already. i m not sure that s true anymore. what we are seeing in the polling and rising to the top. it could have an impact on independents. they may be voting on the president. it s having an impact on where female voters are and the key demographic in the suburban house races. you have done reporting on this and talking about what you are hearing from republican pollsters asking this very question. that s right. we reported on reaching a bunch of top white house officials about polling and what pollsters are seeing. they are seeing exactly this. it s not the economy and health care and other issues that move voters, but people are vofocuse