that is a little bit of sense as the polls from iowa came out and there s movement the next four months. the recap of that did you have steak, chicken or vegan or all the above? i had an apple slush and a little bit of steak. let me turn to you. i looked at this and soming that stands out is the erosion and young support. these are early days. people are swapping shirts. they will decide who they will caucus for in 100 plus days. what does that tell you? you look at who is supporting the candidates in a democratic sense? what s interesting you look at second choice, down ballot preferences. warren is everyone s second choice. she is a lot of people s first choice as well. biden and bernie, voters are quite familiar with them. so they have more of a ceiling. warren has a lot of room to
sanders and pete buttigieg have lost traction. recovering from the steak fry yesterday morning. what do the numbers say to you? the famous pollster says it doesn t crystallize until very late. there is still an opportunity for momentum. the reaction to this poll, what are you hearing? reporter: there s a lot of hype heading into the release of that poll there yesterday. 17 of the democratic presidential candidates were at the polling county steak fry speaking over the course of six hours at the grounds just down the road from here. and there was a lot of discussion about the poll that was going to be released there at 7:00 p.m., which as you saw the results last week with elizabeth warren jumping ahead. i think what is interesting to note, this doesn t become crystallized until the end. there is another major democratic dinner slated for november 2nd, about a month from now. that dinner, if you go back to 2008, is the point when barack
we will get over him bijan 2 january 2021 and have a good president one of the reasons i loved seeing you on the debate stage is you were hammering the climate change issue. and i thought that was so valuable and important to bring into the democratic primary. among the candidates still running, who do you think has the strongest climate change plan and how do you think journalists like us sitting at this table, what should they be asking the candidates about climate change? any number of candidates have now joined in this effort and have come forward with plans in the last several weeks, which has been gratifying. i have to tell you i m particularly impressed by senator warren s plan because hers has developed a real concrete requirements that will wean off fossil fuels. and the short time period to act, she has embraced really
in the heart. adding this, mcconnell doesn t care about people who actually do break their necks who need insulin, who need any kind of help because they want to stop health care for all. a quinnipiac university poll finds that joe biden continues to hold about a third of electorate in a double-digit lead down 32% in this latest poll. elizabeth warren jumping up six points to second place at 21%. that s the most anyone other than biden has registered in that poll throughout the entire year. senator bernie sanders is now at 14%, gaining three points. senator kamala harris dropped three points to 7. mayor buttigieg at 5%. as the president heads to texas two polls show a closer than usual race for president next year. an emerson college poll for the
the other story, the other end of the ledger, kamala harris and elizabeth warren jumping here. when you lock at them, you have a really clear top tier in this race now, do you not? i think you do. and i think the important thing when we think about the jump was the question of electability. vice-president biden had been may being his case based off the notion that he was best to beat trump but he was above the fray in the democratic party. that he did not really need to engage with the other candidates because he had a command, a familiarity with voters that the other candidates could not match. and what that debate stage did was kind of erode that on that first night. elizabeth warren really kind of stood out from the crowd. and on the second night with the direct confrontation with senator harris, she is able to erode the question that vice-president biden is somehow above the fray. so you saw the numbers kind of reflect that with harris and warren, not just going up in the