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buttigieg in the high teen, around 15 to 20% and on iowa, and it s different from the national picture and that of course is a big deal because obviously iowa leads off the primary calendar. but it s also an indication that buttigieg does well with white voters and they are plentiful in iowa versus nationally. what does history say about leaders in the iowa poll iing? yeah, i think this is rather important. so i went back and looked at all the polling leaders at this general point, late october, early november at this point on both the democratic and republican side. and i think there are two key points here. number one across all those races, warren s 22% at this point is the weak eest for any front-runner. and that s key because that means that this race is wide open. but also take a look at the furthest right hand column. who won the iowa caucuses. pretty much any of the front-runners who are polling
though. not just classified information. presidents of both parties dating back to really george washington made the argument that an executive privilege prevents senior administration officials from testifying about sensitive issues. national security. diplomacy. law enforcement. military issues. and the supreme courts ratify that notion. there s a big question about whether that applies here. i was going to ask. does this fall into that category? well, so especially when there s the language of the favor and going after a political opponent? yeah. it s very interest iing and we haven t really seen the white house kind of make this argument but let s, i think we re going to anticipate them doing it. i think what they ll say is the supreme court says it applies particularly in its height in national security, diplomacy and military affairs and could also say well obviously this affects all three. the relationship with the united
nbc wall street journal. his approval rate iing is betwe 40 and 45%. the hikely hood is that his vote is going to match closely to what his approval rating is is and particularly for those the single most important thing that s happened in those three rust belt states is that he has lost ground among blue collar women. not so much the men. but u if you look at his polling numbers among the women, i think this started with the affordable care act, he s in the low 40s. i don t think if that s where he ends up on election day, i don t think he can make it up in those states, but it may not be where he ends up on election day. yeah and his approval ratings, there s a variation. nationally, the it s still somewhere in the 30% thing. not so great but then he himself was you know touting again today look at my approval ratings. they dipped a bit among republicans but still very high. is that enough for him? well, i mean i guess we re
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