and what we see in this poll, it s over 60% of americans say, they probably or definitely would not vote for the former president, donald trump. well a majority also say, they probably, or definitely, would not vote for joe biden. but what s key to understand about this, they re asking about each of the candidates individually, not matching them up against each other. okay. why are they even asking that question? i would even get to that? we could ve. what happens when the former president in the current president are actually matched up. yes, i think this is the key thing. it turns out, you can t just be matched up against a generic candidate, you have to be matched up against each other. this is not our approval voting, where we vote for just one person and not have any idea who the other person is. what we see is, here s the key phrase. no clear leader. donald trump and joe biden are as close as they could be. they had donald trump done by just one point, well within the m
my favorite color is. because, it s like a family thing! [ engine revving ] made it! mom! leave running behind, behind. the new turbocharged volkswagen atlas. does life beautifully. two new polls out tonight, both conducted before the georgia indictments, but certainly reflecting the larger legal troubles for the former president. one signaling general election trouble for him, with nearly two thirds of americans next year. the other suggesting nearly the opposite, a tight race. one person who can sort it all out, senior reporter harry enten. what does the data say about who americans would not vote for? okay, i want you to enter a universe, and which you place each candidate against the almighty. that is poll joe biden, and donald trump, individually and say, okay, would you actually vote for this person in the general election?
adam kinzinger. congressman, if you are the former president, how concerned would you be by the 60% of americans say they would probably not or never vote for you in a general election? obviously, there s plenty of other numbers that are much more encouraging for him. i couldn t imagine being the former president. to be donald trump. but if i had to, pretend to be him, i d be a little nervous. he s entirely banking on winning so that he can pardon himself. or so that he can at least stop investigations if they haven t gone to trial yet. i think harry s right. the reality is, this is a close race. this is the danger for those of us that actually believe in democracy and want to preserve it. it s that, people are going to assume that, since donald trump was under all these indictments, investigations, and potentially, even convictions by then, that he s going to lose. that s not a smart assumption. it s going to be a close race.
pete: giving out 21 mortgages. brian: it was a surprise. pete: absolutely. it was a surprise to him and all those widows come out. that was special. steve: unbelievable and rachel, it s great for us personally to meet the people who actually watch. that s a lot of fun because essentially, we had 5,000 people in an instant focus group and knew exactly what they were interested in. but it s also a salute to the heroes and the patriots that so many people came from all across the country to tip their hat to people that have done extraordinary things with their lives. rachel: way more extraordinary than the awards we see given to people all over the country every year. i mean, this is really you just are so amazed at who americans are, that these are everyday people that go to the grocery store with you and are willing to take a head-on collision to prevent runners from getting i mean brian: that s what happened.