slow. a sham audit in arizona reveals what we knew that president biden won the 2020 election. in fact, in the report by the company cyber ninjas president biden actually gained 99 votes. donald trump lost 261. that won t stop trump and his allies in their effort to undermine the confidence in the process. the center for politics, larry, it is so good to have you here. your reaction to the results in arizona. what is really sad is it is still news. this has been over since early november. anyone with a grain of sense knows that. the problem is when you have a cult as we have in the united states connected to donald trump, it doesn t matter what the facts are. they believe what they are told
here s what she said. i never thought they d go through a subdivision, said shirley menard, who voted for trump in 2016. my blood pressure has not been normal since i got that letter. miss menard is not sure how she will vote in 2020. i guess she should have known what to expect for properties on the border. and she voted for someone who promised to build a wall from sea to shining sea. the president people have talked about not taking the president literally, but in the case of the wall, he meant it very much in a literal sense. the irony of this, though, is that members of his own cabinet don t use the same language. the newly minted defense secretary, mark esper, wrote a letter to congress a couple of days ago laying out all the funding they were going to spend, how much each new section was going to cost, and the word wall was not in that letter at all. matthew and juanita, i want to put up here, these are some of some of the states, and they re very familiar states to peop
him to be credible. i think in the minds of independent voters, when you compare trump and biden, i do think many of them view the types of behaviors of the two candidates differently, even though you can classify them both as gaffes, right? so i take your point there. but this won t stop trump from attacking biden on his age, on his erratic behaviors and on his policies. but is it a gaffe when he stands by it for a week now, is it really a gaffe when he doubles and triples down on this day after day? no, this is erratic behavior. the punching bag is the mainstream media. and it takes two to fixate on an issue. i hate to break it to you. if the press wanted this issue to go away, they could move on to something else. but it s both trump and the media that are fixated on this marker. it s driving me crazy. no, i i went through i blew up at this yesterday, because it s both ridiculous and somebody has to play the grown- grown-up. but, i m sorry, the president of the united st
i get the idea that it doesn t impact his base, but winning? that s a win. that s a win. when you have an 81% approval rating among republicans. when trust in the media is at a low, right? the idea that anyone s votes will be affected over a three-day controversy over what he might have done with a map or how he might have interpreted an early weather projection of what the hurricane went, is totally, totally wrong. the only two things that will affect donald trump s re-election are the state of the economy over the next year and the identity of his democratic opponent. i think we re perhaps getting a little too fill sphilosophicat what is and isn t knowable about voter behavior. one of the biggest concerns is support or lack thereof from suburban women. there s a recent poll that shows only 30% of the women in the united states want to see trump get recollected. and these kind of conversations and do you think for any of them the sharpie was the breaking point? i think wom
trump at the same time? we always hear the phrase from democrats, we can walk and chew gum. i think this is going to be a test of that. they have to fight to get the funds back, while also still holding trump accountable on so many other points. but they got to try. because this is really a point where the impact is going to be localized. i think when we talk about this local impact, we kind of have seen this movie before in the trump administration, when it comes to the trade war with china and very much to matt s point, many of trump s supporters who are hurt the most by the trade war especially, farmers and other agricultural workers have still chosen to stand by him because they buy the argument they re making. and we ve got to separate out, there s the trump base and the slice of voters who hated hillary clinton that voted for him anyway. that s the people we re talking about. who are persuadable. that s the ones, do they take the sharpie ones, do they like this? answer