back? i think it s possible. so early. so much time until voters go to the polls. beto o rourke had a strong night. you think about it, for a lot of the candidates it s about making the next die baebate stage. you have a few hundred days before voting. sabrina, you re exactly right. what happens? who wins iowa, let s say it s now biden. let s say it s a whole new narrative. let s be honest about ourselves. what we want is new narratives. iowa happens, you re going to have a new story. then quhoyou re going to go to next state, next state. you pull off a win, you re second or third, kamala harris is second or third in one of the first couple races, here she comes. you re right, this matters but doesn t matter as much as that will. well, that s right. we also are going to start dissecting voting groups and who s showing up to such a degree and the candidates are going to start doing that as well, going to start tailoring their message to appeal to those particular groups. but, you
he breaks every rule. the counter is that he can t resist the big stage. everyone will watch and he will want to be part of that. he has to answer questions now. everybody here, you re thinking he understands he has weak knows. he doesn t. in this new hampshire rally that s a great tease. you re also a teasing machine. trump has built a white national presidency on fear. thursday night, new hampshire. he reveal his latest tactic of fearful can you imagine how bad it would be without me? if for some reason i wouldn t have would have been the election, these markets would have crashed. and that will happen even more so in 2020. see, the bottom line is, i know
subsided and they legislate against gun control, gun safety. how do you smoke them out? how do you get them to come out and face the music they should be facing today when you know they re all hiding. the president is mar-a-lago today, president of the united states. half a million or a million people came here to protest. he skipped town. seems like a metaphor, gun lobby gets out of town when people are excited and come back in town when the crowd is gone. they have a very sustained and systematic playbook and they know the script, which depends on fear and money. they have built this movement based on single-issue voters. that is, people who go to the polls and vote on one issue alone. the young people who are out there in the streets today, those powerfully eloquent speakers at rallies that you
lower rate. and the victims of these allegations also wind up being within the same class meaning the crimes they commit they usually commit against their own. we still wind up in the same situation. the u.s. investor for sweden and the u.s. there is fear. we don t want the problems here that we see everywhere else in the world and that s why the president s suggestion does stoke the fear here and people say i don t want it here. we don t want policies based on fear. there s no evidence that supports that. we want to have evidence based policies that are based on claims that are substantiated and i ll give you one example
they don t even speak to you zblfnlt wh. when you say pioneers, can you describe what the average person is, what they look like? young, white, entrepreneur, up and coming. looking for a happening, artsy scene. looking for a happening, artsy scene. just a strange place to be sometimes. there s a phrase that people say here called keep portland weird. oh, yeah. how do you feel about that expression? i think they really nailed it. n fear. this is a city that has a naked bike ride. come on. the pastor was president exaggerating about how fast things are changing. check out this portland housing bureau map from 25 years ago. through an awesome bit of color coding, it shows how many of us darker skinned people lived there back then, and how few of us live there in 2010. wow, it s like the demographic equivalent of michael jackson s face. rest in peace.