hampshire. those are of course the first two states to go in this contest next year. also, information from other early voting states like nevada and south carolina and about ten states that will be voting in march, that s another big month for primaries. two of those states are florida and colorado. we also understand that this group of staffers was able to see voter enthusiasm and voter support. those are the scores the clinton campaign gave to the voters they contacted that measure how likely that person is to turn out and vote for clinton. this is the kind of information that if they were able to access and download could have been very helpful to the sanders campaign. the campaign says they don t have any lists or voter contact lists or modeling that was actually exported. that none of this is actually in their possession. that s what the sanders campaign says. it would be key for you to know, all right, this voter isn t fully decided in this critical state, we re going to go af
numbers, but there s still a lot of dissatisfaction out there with hillary among democrats. and if somebody came, stepped in, i.e., joe biden, and decided to actually go up against her, run against her and be the alternative to hillary clinton, i think that person would wind up being the winner out of i think that s a really wise observation. not surprising coming from you. joe trippi, the last time democratic elders tried this, the power brokers tried this, it s almost 50 years ago in 1968, and it didn t end well at all. the grassroots rose up, most famously in chicago, but all through the country. they hated it. how s that so different from now? the average democratic grassroots voter isn t in love with hillary clinton. she s being imposed from above. she s pretending to be a wild-eyed socialist maniac, but that s not really who she is. that s not true at all. yes, it is. wait, she s ahead by 20 points, whether you put a sitting vice president of the united states up agains
numbers, but there s still a lot of dissatisfaction out there with hillary among democrats. and if somebody came, stepped in, i.e., joe biden, and decided to actually go up against her, run against her and be the alternative to hillary clinton, i think that person would wind up being the winner out of i think that s a really wise observation. not surprising coming from you. joe trippi, the last time democratic elders tried this, the power brokers tried this, it s almost 50 years ago in 1968, and it didn t end well at all. the grassroots rose up, most famously in chicago, but all through the country. they hated it. how s that so different from now? the average democratic grassroots voter isn t in love with hillary clinton. she s being imposed from above. she s pretending to be a wild-eyed socialist maniac, but that s not really who she is. that s not true at all. yes, it is. wait, she s ahead by 20 points, whether you put a sitting vice president of the united states up agains
joe is exactly right about her numbers, but there s still a lot of dissatisfaction out there with hillary among democrats. and if somebody came, stepped in, i.e., joe biden, and decided to actually go up against her, run against her and be the alternative to hillary clinton, i think that person would wind up being the winner out of i think that s a really wise observation. not surprising coming from you. joe trippi, the last time democratic elders tried this, the power brokers tried this, it s almost 50 years ago in 1968, and it didn t end well at all. the grassroots rose up, most famously in chicago, but all through the country. they hated it. how s that so different from now? the average democratic grassroots voter isn t in love with hillary clinton. she s being imposed from above. she s pretending to be a wild-eyed socialist maniac, but that s not really who she is. that s not true at all. yes, it is. wait, she s ahead by 20 points, whether you put a sitting vice president
going in the right direction. look at this president. i think it was a few months ago they were saying we were in a robust recovery. joe biden said look how we saved things. they have been selling us, the economy was so bad but we were able to get us through the hurricane and the storm. we are seeing that the storm that we are in is there own storm and they are still trying to blame george bush for it. i think it average american voter isn t going to buy it. you are only going to claim you are good at driving the ship through the storm if it s a good storage in i don t buy it. megyn: if you look at job growth from january to now, whatever the spin is, that s in the wrong direction. look at the tide. most polls show voter do still blame george bush for this. but it doesn t matter because right now they are concerned