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welcome back, joining us from washington axios am cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vanheim. good morning to you. welcome back. sorry, i messed that up. he said welcome back. we re all family here. looking at president trump s premeditated racism, everyone wants to think he bangs out these tweets and does this improvisationally, when he tells women to go back home. this is part of his 2020 campaign. there s a lot of calculation to this. there s a lot more method than people realizes.
constant stream. i think this will do more lasting damage than richard nixon cea nixon s burglaries did. george will in an interview with the the new york times with that stark assessment of the effect of trump and his presidency and what it s having on our society. joining us now, cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. jim it s great to have you with us. i heard you say earlier, this what we have seen is part of donald trump s strategy. something i read yesterday from charlie cook and i m going to give you the numbers. 52% of republicans think it s very important that donald trump get reelected. 73% of democrats think it s very important that trump loses. it seems to me that his racist tweets and his reactions only
there. got in with a breaking ball, freddy, you re a for instance for doing that. okay. you try hitting a justin verlander curve ball with your ear filled with joe buck. it ain t easy. that is ugly stuff. good morning and welcome to morning joe, it s wednesday, july 10th, along with mika, willie and me, we have mike barnicle, national correspondent for political news and nbc, author of the red and blue, steve kornacki, washington bureau chief, susan page and the cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vandeheit, what do you think about that. trying to hit a justin verlander curve ball while you re yakking it up with joe buck. that was one of the most
welcome back. joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder of axios, mike allen. talk about the one big thing today. good morning. the one big thing, on the first day of july, is trump s plan for evangelicals. so as we think about what president trump needs to do in 2020, he needs to get out every last one of his voters from last time. there aren t that many places trump can go to add to them. but we re told the campaign is looking at evangelical christians as one way to maybe boost their turnout a little bit. my colleague elena treen has a report on they re hyper focusing on registering conservative catholics, mormons, hoping that s a group he can get the