this as a remain plot. it s a tactic to mislead and distract and it shows a worrying grasp of the concerns with 150 colleagues from across the party about the direction and the vision of the party and we can and must do better than this. and we ve also heard from the opposition. this is the deputy leader of the labour party. as the british people deserve the best from our politicians, not the worst. the bar should be set at a reasonable level which says if you write it up public and you get a fixed penalty notice because he broke the law while in office by your own rules then you should not be prime minister of this country. let s take a look at some of the numbers. borisjohnson won 59% of the votes. that means 211 conservative mps voted to support him. but 148 declared no confidence. so what does this mean for borisjohnson s leadership? this is uk polling expert and politics professor sirjohn curtice.
tell me see is running again and people want that back. they want that back. harris: i want the message. you said something that we want the audience to be sensitive to. i m back in the business you said. as a polling expert that is why i wanted to dig deep with you today. you are into the analytics and into who is taking the polls and into the questions that are being asked. those are important for us to know because they tell us the trend lines going forward. i m really glad to see you and thank you for your expertise today kellyanne conway. it was a pleasure. thank you, harris. harris: breaking news that the hour out of kentucky. updated information to bring you from the state s governor putting the death toll now at more than 64 with more than 100 missing. powerful tornadoes hit several states including illinois, tennessee, arkansas, missouri, kentucky took the brunt of that
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elizabeth warren is at 21%, up 17 points since this spring. bernie sanders is in third mace at 19%, and pete buttigieg is fourth at 7%. in head e to head matchups, president trump trails biden, sanders and warren with joe biden performing best, winning by a margin of 12 points and, yes, hillary clinton outperforms some of the declared candidates, although she and buttigieg are within the margin of error. and if you re thinking about someone new entering the race, half of democratic primary voters they d definitely vote for michelle obama. 27% say the same for hillary clinton. but former new york city mayor michael bloomberg gets just 6%. and we re back now with the panel. well, kristin, as our polling expert, what stands out for you in these new fox policy polls in the democratic race? the fact that joe biden still remains in that front of runner front-runner position after so much attention has been