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caucus, and there was a telephone call on friday to discuss that very issue. now, i think a lot depends on what nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, ultimately decides to do. she has given mixed signals to this impeachment effort. she knows she cannot only count votes in the house, she can only also look at the american people s polls on this issue, and she knows that even though 57% of americans according to a recent monmouth poll say they want a new president, another president other than donald trump, the 59% of americans in that same poll said they didn t want to achieve that through impeachment. eric: and we have just lost judy. we ll see if we can get the gremlins in the wires to do their thing and, you know, try to get your cable television
empathy politics often then gets reduced to identity politics. you re black, you ll understand the black experience. if you re a woman, you ll understand what women are going through. but i am reminded that probably our greatest anti-poverty president other than lbj was a patrician. it was the great, extremely wealthy fdr. experience isn t required to generate empathy, and yet, it does feel to me like the relative identity diversity within the democratic party, more women, more people of color, more people who are less likely to be millionaires, does give potentially democrats some ability to see the world from different perspectives. some advantage, but as you talked about fdr, you need a consciousness. you don t necessarily have to have walked in my shoes, but you have to have a consciousness to understand that. you know, we ve got to understand the gop went on recess and said, merry christmas to folks. knowing that on december the 28th, 103 million americans were not going to ha
prison where he s been held since 2009. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. not only the null better one issue for most americans, but also the issue that will win the white house in november. the latest jobs report is not nearly what the obama administration was hoping for. it s given the republicans fresh ammunition. we re covering all the angles, beginning with our white house correspondent dan lothian. what s the reaction over there to the latest jobs numbers? reporter: well, aides and the president himself point out when you compare the situation did now to the depth of the recession, progress is being made, but they also note the obvious that there s still a lot of people out of work, still a lot of work to be done. on that point, republicans agree with the president, but they believe it s time for someone else to try to fix the problem. in a good news/bad news scenario, president obama offered americans the good news first. our economy created 130,0