batteries. everything he does puts america last. i don t care if they whisper, they don t whisper, it s over for joe after the midterms. a lot of that suggest could be their nominee are all joe biden beat in the primary. where is their new blood? there is no new blood. that s the problem. they don t have a bench to turn to. they certainly don t have a vice president to turn to in this particular context. who saw donald trump coming in 2014 either? the context of where we are right now doesn t mean that s the entire crop, but there isn t much on the bench, no doubt. this is an order going out from on high, from headquarters. when the new york times cites 50 mostly anonymous democratic operatives, almost all of which say joe s got to go, that s a warning shot. they know they can t say it openly before the midterms. can t make him a lame duck right now.
these upcoming elections. we showed that we could do it in 2020. joe biden in large part is president of the united states because we convinced disaffected republicans to flip their votes for trump from 2016 and vote for joe biden in 2020. that is not an insignificant thing. i actually think that was one of the most significant political developments of the past 50 or so years that you saw that sort of a switch. so those are the folks that are going to be ringringleaders. in terms of a real figurehead who can lead this movement, we ll see. there are good leaders on the disaffected center right that could step forward. you mentioned my good friend evan mcmullen who founded ram with me and is running for senate against mike lee as an independent, a very novel race and a real experiment in what governor whitman and i are calling coalition campaigning. not coalition government, not running a coalition government with the democrats, but coalition campaigning and teaming up with them to go w
reporter: the former private equity firm owner is in a tight spot. the former president s endorsement should help. the campaign, though, denying our request for an interview. reporter: do you mind if we ask a few quick questions? we re running late. reporter: they also want to win back suburban voters, where in some places there was a 40% swing. they care about who you are and what are you delivering for me and my family? they face some major challenges in washington. president biden s rising 40% approval rating, stalled efforts to come up with an infrastructure package. reporter: has the infrastructure package stopped the negotiating? i would like that
events with the most shocking results to our democracy. the committee investigates the deadly january 6 insurrection and the days leading up to it. as it continues to probe, panel members and house intel chair adam schiff says no one is off limits, including the ex-president. one thing that we are very uniform about is that we will go to whoever has this information that we need. no one is off the table. including donald trump himself? no one is off the table. democrats are also juggling infrastructure negotiations this week. as one of president biden s build back better issues in the infrastructure plan could be off the table. it s called clean energy manufacture answer program. it requires companies to go from
infrastructure package. get it in the house and pass it for america. reporter: they have selected the party opposite of the party that s in the white house. you have selected this race as a referendum of youngkin and trump. yeah. will this race also be a referendum of you and president biden? we did it. that was vaughn hillyard reporting. i want to bring in jonathan capehart. good morning, jonathan. great to see you and a fantastic package by vaughn hillyard on that race. as you mentioned, i will be talking to terry mcauliffe about his campaign. he will be campaigning with stacey abrams later today in the first souls to the polls event