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republican candidate. then there s the hard core base. the people in that video seem to be from the first group. one of the things we ve seen from that first group, we have seen a noticeable decline in approval levels, in their willingness to say that he s good at leadership. we ve seen a decline among republicans in that regard and i would guess that those folks fall into that category. kaitlyn, when i say this sometimes i can already anticipate looking on twitter and everybody calling me a trump poll gist. i m not doing this to say he s invincible. i just don t know that we fully understand the support and the reason i say that is because we ve never had a president who was elected with a greater number of voters, having a more deeply negative view of that person. the negative views of trump, even among some of his voters, they said he didn t have a sense of decency. i don t know that we have a full grasp on what got them voting for him. a lot of them said he was
didn t like trump, didn t like clinton, they went for trump, went for change. but when you look at the degree they didn t like him but still voted for him, these are folks that didn t think he was honest, competent, qualified and they still voted for him. when i look at that, i say is there something deeper that s behinding them to him that did then and is maybe now that we don t see. i think there s a dynamic that people were hoping he d rise to the challenge of being president of the united states. being president is something you re not until you are president. so when you are in the office and commander in chief there are expectations for behavior, not just style but how you re dealing with foreign leaders, talking to the american public, not lying at every turn about little things and big things. so i think the american public expected him to pivot or change as we talked about in the media. that s not going to happen.
unique. off the scale. crazy. one voter said the president is overshadowing his own agenda. let s watch. what most disappointments me is he s such an incredibly flawed individual, has articulated many of the values i ho hold dear and tis misrepresentig the message. the focus group was conducted on behalf of emery university. let me ask you, trump voeters, the criticisms are harsh. i note they re not about policy, but about style. yes. i wonder from the standpoint of democrats if you re talking about folks who voted for trump, do they have anything to offer them? is it we ll behave bet centre. i think it s important to
give the president this authority, which is the same authority that the king had. they talked about the use of a pardon authority by a president to conceal his own crimes but all of that came up, but they decided it was necessary to bring an element of mercy, humanity to the criminal system. they were assuming the president would be the last possible resource for people who were either unfairly sentenced or in a few cases, even unfairly convicted. in the case of arpaio, he was neither. he was correctly held in contempt. and of course he hadn t actually been sensed. now so now there s the question of what the original intent of what the pardon was versus how it s being used by trump. and the other thing, we mentioned in the intro, what s going on with the russia probe, with mueller. if donald trump is looking at this investigation right now