i don t think they are going to succeed on that legally, but they are going to argue they can t get a fair trial. if they are able to move this to federal court, two things happen. not only does the jury pool broaden out and perhaps become somewhat more favorable to the former president, but if he or anyone else is convicted, then they are potentially eligible for a pardon from a current or future president. thank you so much. appreciate you guys. still ahead, the response, donald trump railing against a georgia indictment and once again lashing out at the fulton county da. what he s saying ahead. plus 18 other people, as you saw, are charged alongside donald trump. we ll take a closer look at all the codefendants named in the georgia indictment. also we are tracking the very latest from maui. we now know the wildfires have killed at least 99 people. officials say that number might
smart woman i work with. pew research, look at women voters. democrats plus 18 with women in 2018, then plus 11 in 2020, then plus 3 in 2022. do you have thoughts on why and the potential impact on 2024? well, it s so interesting to look at the decline of women voters going for democrats, especially in the aftermath of roe v. wade returned to the states. democrats were banking on this. they did win a few seats, local elections on the abortion issue but have tried to gain women back solely on being one issue, single issue voters on the pro life, pro choice agenda. but when it comes to the broader picture, women are more concerned about education, they are concerned about crime, and democrats don t really want to touch those two topics because of the unions and the crime happening in cities that are run by democrats. the other number i thought was fascinating, the hispanic vote. if you look at the 2018 vote margin, democrats won hispanics
voters, the trend more and more democrat. in 2008, republicans plus 18 points, an 18-point advantage form it was 25 points in 2012. joe biden made up a couple points, but about the same. 35, biden versus trump. if you look at the map, this is a switch. these reds states have the lower percentage of college kids. not only does it complicate the electoral map, meaning woe compete, but think about the senate map. joe manchin is up for reelection next year. 88 was my first presidential debate. michael due caucus carried west virginia. that is the flip. i remember going to west virginia as late as 200 with al gore. the reverse is also true. the resistance to the trump era
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look at kevin mccarthy. minus 19 points. that is even weaker than newt gingrich in 94 when he was minus 9 points. the rest are in positive territory. nancy pelosi at the top of the list at plus 18 points. republicans always love to run against nancy pelosi. democrats especially after this week i think they are licking their chops. they can t wait to run against kevin mccarthy because the fact is, he is an incoming speaker who is just not popular at all. so what does his popularity look like among members of the republican party? i think this kind of gets at why republicans, you know, republican leaders had such a hard time essentially putting pressure on those republicans on the right flank to get behind mccarthy. his net favorability rating is positive, plus 30 points. that is good but not exactly great. you know, again, look at some of