seriousness he was doing so good if he didn t pull out jimminy cricket. that s how you have to fight this war on women crap. no jiminy cricket will not win you any youth votes. let me try to defend ted cruz. he was making fun of fellow square republicans? is that what he was doing? he was saying he was not one of those people curled up in a ball, right? ted cruz is completely right here for two reasons. firstly there has never been a grand split between republicans and democrats on the question of contraception. back when this issue came up in 2012, democrats 90% were in favor of contraception and 80% of republicans. the question is whether you should subsidize it and whether the religious minority should be forced to pay for it. that issue is on going in america. you are still seeing lawsuits like the little sisters of the poor. the democratic party has decided it can win votes from
better organizing. all at least has to fall under somewhat in trying to shed what they admit is a damaged reputation. our message was we can, our ground game was insufficient. we weren t inclusive, we were behind in both data and digital, and our primary and debate process needed improvement. reporter: they had with them a panel of five experts, longtime political activist, strategists et cetera and they concluded that it s not just hispanics and not just women and youth votes, what has to happen for the future of the party is to increase their tolerance increase their open-minded sort of approach to courting people and to try to appear more cliff. sally bradshaw is a prominent floridian in the center of all this. hear how she put. it young voters are increasingly rolling their eyes at what the party represents. many minorities think that
opportunities to vote in florida. all across the country we have been pushing back in different ways, using the tools at our disposal. we re going to continue to do that. with this report we released today, it s an opportunity to educate voters, americans all over this country about exactly what is going on where they live, about exactly who is behind it and what we are doing on it and what they need to do to protect their own right to vote. heather, it is quite a report. the dnc report is quite a record. one of the things that you have focused on is youth votes, and we ve seen an increase in the youth vote over the last several elections. let me show you this. in 20, 41% of young people voting. 2004, went up to 48. 2008, it went up to 52%. heather, do you think there s
politicians have a media problem. this is how they ve been depicted. as fanatics armed with bomb belts and guns, waging war against the government. now that hosni mubarak is gone, some activists are trying to fix this. they invited the journalists to this conference organized by the youths of the muslim brotherhood. i m so excited. it s the first time for us to have an announced conference for the muslim brotherhood at all. ever? yeah, ever. reporter: members now openly debating the future of their movement. it must be presenting the youth votes, their own goals, women goals. reporter: and there are disagreements. this activist says younger members want a bigger sha in the leadership of the movement. which he says was absent in the
me up on twitter saying they re 2 24 or 25. people in the newsroom talking about it. people older than that age group. during the midterm elections, a huge dropoff in youth votes. it could get them to the ballot box, or to change the s haircut it could be the saving of democrats this the polls now. just go with the bieber hair. xactly right. the richard lui idea of doing it. i haven t worn a haircut like that since the 1980s. we ll go with that. luke russert, a real pleasure. the nfl and the new york jets are looking into allegations of sexual harassment after a female reporter claimed here that she felt uncomfortable as she covered the jets pctice on saturday. now ines sainz is a reporter with the network television