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name i.d., it is going to drive donald trump insane either way. tim s a better expert on dromp s psyche and the fact is donald trump is either less popular and loved by than barack obama and drives him crazy. negatively obsessed with obama or less well-known than barack obama. that also hurts. painful. on the women, because the kay gallup asked this, most admired man and woman. hillary clinton up there. michelle obama behind her. behind her, oprah winfrey, elizabeth warren and angela merkel. you think about alabama where women and specifically african-american women were so key to changing the state red to blue. what does it say that so many of the women on this list, this question to both of you, seem to be of the left or center left persuasion? well, i mean, i think we ll find out what that means when the midterms roll around. you can set your watch right now to how long it takes for donald trump to start tweeting about
i don t think how much of what we learned in alabama will really apply to other races in 2018. but, ari, one thing let me let me give you one and then go back to you. one of the most interesting things for alabama as you know is the numbers guy was that to james point american african turnout was higher than in an obama presidential year. is that something that democrats can mobilize? i think they can. whether they will depends on the candidates and how good the campaign is and every one will be different. what i was starting to say while alabama s an extreme case, virginia was not extreme in any way. contrary to roy moore and in contrast to roy moore, you had a mainstream republican candidate who at one time had been a bush moderate more or less, ed gillespie. he tried to run at least to some degree as the person he once was. he kept trump away. it was pretty obvious he didn t want to connect to trump and
trump won alabama by 28 points? but if you so virginia is very, very different. the reality is that the democrats have an opportunity to galvanize a base that s interested in making change politically and changing seats in the house and changing senatorial positions and if you can harness that, i think the way you harness that through black women and people of color, attaching it to the issues intersectional with the folks that vote most strongly democratic most regularly. when you combine that with the co-panelist talking about with disaffected with the trump administration that really in many ways is destroyed the gop brand. i think if you talk to republican insiders, none of them are happy with the ways in which trump represented the gop brand from the presidential office and so i think the combination of those ings where the democrats have an opportunity to make up some seats in the house and in the congress in the midterms. james, i think you make an
years president and 2008 of course coming into the office. this also marks the first time since 2008, ouch, donald trump, a sitting president didn t top the list. and here s another little factoid. americans voted hillary clinton the most admired woman 16th year in a row because maybe people and not the electoral college are involved in this poll. more joy, joy reid working late and back with me, tim o brien. joy, i want all the feelings, all of your analysis. all the feeling. of this. yes, yes. but these polls are funny because as you know they often follow the president. yeah. billy on the street and puts a mike in people s face on camera and name a person. the president. right. but that tendency has run into a brick wall for some reason this year. it s interesting. no matter which way you look at the poll, as true admiration or