the six states here, this is among registered voters, new york times siena poll here. pennsylvania, among registered voters they got an even race trump versus warren. michigan they ve got trump ahead of warren by six points. wisconsin they ve got an even race. florida they ve got trump ahead by four points. arizona they have warren ahead by two points. and north carolina they have trump ahead by three points. so they ve got trump leading in three, ties in two, and warren up by two in arizona. michael steele, the wall street journal just skewers elizabeth warren and i would think this would be catnip for the biden campaign and republicans. i ll read one part of it. start with the overall fiscal math which by itself is staggering. she concedes that her plan will cost only slightly less than the 52 trillion that the u.s. is expected to spend on healthcare in the next ten years.
are fixated on impeaching the president instead of fixing the problem. laura: i think they see, after watching this debate last night, there is no one on that stage. i don t care, you could show me a poll, all these polls. when two people are on a stage and you are not insulated by anderson cooper or by someone, it s going to be trump versus warren, or trump versus sanders. that s it. i didn t see one person on that stage and they know it. they ve got to try to remove him from office. they know they re not going to win the selection. i don t care, i m going to keep saying it. i think they know when they have to come out of a meeting saying, it was a meltdown, it was a meltdown. how many times has she said th that? they said that back in may, that it was a meltdown. speak of the important part, who is the leader? the person who stayed in the room and had a discussion pair the people who leave the room are the ones who can t handle it. if you re going to have an exchange of ideas and y
problem. laura: i think they see, after watching this debate last night, there is no one on that stage. i don t care, you could show me a poll, all these polls. when two people are on a stage and you are not insulated by anderson cooper or by someone, it s going to be trump versus warren, or trump versus sanders. that s it. i didn t see one person on that stage and they know it. they ve got to try to remove him from office. they know they re not going to win the election. i don t care, i m going to keep saying g it. i think they know when they have to come out of a meeting saying, it was a meltdown, it was a w meltdown. how many times has she said that? they said that back in may, that it was a meltdown. the important part, who is thee leader? the person who stayed in the room and had a discussion. the people who leave the room are the ones who can t handle d it.
not waiting for some moment to break out. that is only a handful of democrats. for the others, there are a number who are not going to make this debate stage at all. there are a very closed window, closing if not completely closed window for them to get attention. what it does for the rest of the debate, i think, the musical chairs song stopped for a very good period for elizabeth warren and bad for joe biden and in the sense that warren has been consistent on impeachment and the president s questions have people going back and attack biden and the modern democrat who is not quite comfortable with warren and want something new and not quite focused on policy. bernie sanders you can tell how he has been rolling out policies the last week he dislikes that a national conversation is going to be about impeachment instead of his ideas. there is not a whole lot of space in the news cycle to pull apart his idea versus warren.
pool. more than sanders is pulling from his own pool. that s not good for bernie sanders if he s losing the bernie sanders voters. not good at pall. we have this whole idea 2016 was a brutal primary. could sanders grab those clinton supporters? the answer, no. he s at 0% among them versus warren who is pulling a decent chunk of them. biden is getting none of that sanders support. the key with warren is she s pulling from both pieces of the pie. does she have a great ground game? that is true. there is that sense. as well as from the well educated language with hillary clinton. and she is starting to tap into electability and things that matter to the democratic voters, yes? i would say that s very much the case. we ve been asking that question. what s more important? beating donald trump or having