if we had a sort of new amendment that took away the franchise from men. it is so striking at this point. in some ways the way that you have both the kind of explicit, the front and center fact of the first woman for president with all the sort of subtext around it with this unprecedented gender split. it was a really interesting poll today. i m not sure if it was nbc, wall street journal or not, which showed that the advantage for trump among college educated men has shrunk to 1% and it s gotten huge with women. i don t think the women s vote is i don t think you can turn that around at this point. i think it s just two that the ta cemented the bad position. they re not going to change their mind. that language was searing for most women in this country. and i don t think that s going to change. that does put trump in a real hole. i do think it s going to close, but not enough. real quick point on that,
well, i think men. it s a tough time to be part of the establishment on either side of the aisle. i think you see an enormous sort of push for change that s not only coming from republicans, but also from democrats. and i think any establishment candidate i mean, look at the races that happened this past year, where you had incumbents arguably with fairly good records, who struggle to win re-election in a lot of cities. there is a there s an anxiousness that s sweeping across america, and it s not just on the right, although i will say, it is uniquely different on the right. and there is a why are you hiding from my question? well, i don t think i think i answered your question. why are men, democratic registered voters, moving away from hillary clinton dramatically now toward bernie sanders? why is there a gender split here? well, chris, there s usually a gender split. dramatic within the democratic party? and our politics. i mean, i would have to see how
good to be here. yesterday we did the bigger picture, but we didn t get enough into this gender split. it s the angry white woman versus the angry white man. but it s a much different set of issues that make them angry. it s a totally different kind of anger. on the one hand, you got the anger of perceived diminishment, the sense that the country no longer belongs to them and their life didn t turn out as well as they thought it would. but if women in particular it s the anger of empathy, they see everything that s going on in the world and they re angry about the way other people are treated. white men are not nearly as empathetic and they re not nearly as upset when they see other people being mistreated. so that explains why white women in particular are leading the uptick. so when you see muslims getting bashed or law enforcement showdowns with
peters leads republican terri lynn land by six points. in colorado, senator mark udahl who seemed to be in trouble leads cory gardner by seven. one of the main reasons is the overwhelming majority the democrats enjoy among women voters. the numbers are something. in colorado, udahl leads women by 12. in michigan, peters leads by 13 and he s running against a woman. it s the same in other states. mark pryor leads tom cotton among women by 20 points. in all three states the men s vote is about even. in other words, all the advantage of a gender split goes to the democrat. women go one way where as men are 50/50 in these races. but in kentucky, an exception here. although the democrat leads mitch mcconnell by seven points with women, mcconnell s advantage is more pronounced. for whatevers nasty or positive reason they like mcconnell more
they got good news in the late e nbc news maris polls in colorado and michigan. both usually have a democratic advantage but lately the president s approval rating has been dismal. in michigan, democrat gary peters leads republican terri lynn land by six points. in colorado, senator mark udahl who seemed to be in trouble leads cory gardner by seven. one of the main reasons is the overwhelming majority the democrats enjoy among women voters. the numbers are something. in colorado, udahl leads women by 12. in michigan, peters leads by 13 and he s running against a woman. it s the same in other states. mark pryor leads tom cotton among women by 20 points. in all three states the men s vote is about even. in other words, all the advantage of a gender split goes to the democrat. women go one way where as men