biden, because biden and harris if biden gets another term he won t probably make it through that other term. he is 86 years old at the end of his term. in actual tables you have a 43% chance of making it to 85 as an american male. that means kamala harris on the ballot. do you want kamala harris in the white house, republicans? if you do, don t make electability the centerpiece of your choice. bill: time for one more point. kim reynolds a very popular governor in iowa on with shannon over the weekend says the plate is full in iowa. watch. i think we have a great field of candidates right now. i think we don t need more candidates in the field. we probably needless. that s kind of what we do with the iowa caucus. our role is not to protect the winner but start to narrow the field. bill: that s iowa s job. axios big gop donors push for trump alternative.
that debate as a favorite. right now no one has consolidated that 58% majority that want a different nominee. dana: only the speech writer could carry that sports met they are looking for someone closest to them on the issues. only 29% said that they are looking for basically the electability argument. best chance of defeat. call for number three, please. this is what the poll says the best chance of defeating joe biden. trump there at 38%. no, sir as commanding a lead as he has overall. desantis at 28%. you go down from there. electability. it sounds logical but it is not necessarily how people think
about choosing their candidate. they first look at who they agree with because they want to elect the candidate who shares their views. but there is not that much difference except on some issues like ukraine and foreign policy. there is not that much difference between the candidates among on the issues. they all agree on the broad swath of things. it s really looking at who sings to them. who is going to candidate quality matters a lot. electability will be a big issue. there seems to be a disconnect between the republican voters and the country at large on whether trump can win this election. an a.p. poll that showed 64% of americans say they won t vote for donald trump in november 2024. 64%. 53% say no how, no way, no chance. another 11% say probably not. that s a bad sign. there is not another republican candidate who has those kind of numbers. so in the end the republicans have to decide who can beat joe