what they have heard for a long time from the left and the right is the same significant set of complicated problems that have only gotten worse. so trump goes up there and he is sounding unconventional and occasionally offensive, but what he is saying is that,k look, we have been trying the things for 20 or 30 years and they have not been working so we have to do something different. and jay vance author of hillbilliology saying that hillary clinton who beat trump by 8 percentage points by those with no college degree according to the exit polls. and four years ago, president obama beating mitt romney with the very same voters, so we are asking at this moment, agree or disagree the leaders of the democratic party with working class voters. go to pulse.msnbc.com/america. and to join us to talk about that is a former state senator.
cabinet. and finally, before we shut down the question, scoreboard, 86% of you want to see donald trump, president-elect trump reach across the party lines, and about 15% of you at home disagree. that is the potentially the victory is ours group. we will see. and the youngest demographic is a surpriser, cal. yes, i don t know why it is, but the young viewers at home not so keen on limb crossing the party lines. thank you, cal. great stuff. results right there. and we will have another question shortly. and trump voters, and why they are angry and how they shaped the presidential election. and you can now weigh in on the leaders of the democratic and the republican parties are out of touch with working class voters. logon to pulse.msnbc.com/america to participate and answer that question, and we will share the results with you. strokes could be prevented. and i m doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps
do that alone. perfect example, 2009, city of minot floods, 25,000 displaced. for a small state like north dakota that s a lot. north of minot there s an air force base. we couldn t get the president to come to minot. we cldn t get the president to come on radio and talk to people here. there s a disconnect there. the people of the upper plains and the midwest matter. iowa mattered. wisconsin mattered. they ve got to understand that or they re not going to win elections anymore. we keep losing state legislatures. we keep losing governorships because, you know what, they re afraid to sit down and talk to a person that didn t go to the same college they went to or didn t go to college and just have a beer and sit down and talk to them. always a good beer from the midwest. a great start potentially here of that voice being heard through you, joel, and others, that which came from the election itself too. joel, thank you. thanks, rism ard. you bet that. still time to make your voice