congress look more lik america. and capturing the all importan youth vote - what new polling says abou getting gen z to the polls nex november and why they might no all be on the same page, as th 11th hour gets underway on thi tuesday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. one day after the deadly mas shooting in louisville kentucky, that city has joined communities all across the nation, pleading for an end to our gun violence epidemic. on monday, a shooter kille five people at a bank in downtown louisville. this afternoon, official released the disturbing body cam footage of officers rushin to the scene to stop the gunman nbc s maggie that spot has the latest tonight, a firsthand look a police - seven minutes of horror playin out inside the kentucky bank police body camera and cel phone video showing louisville metro officers you monda morning as they raced to confront a lone gunman investigators say cono sturgeon, seen here on surveillance cameras, was arme
are gonna be voting fo democrats in rejecting thi kind of extremism and fascis being pushed by the republican party across the country you republicans realize this? i don t know if they do stephanie, because the las couple of weeks, scott walke talked about the day after wisconsin. he talked about we need to tur them right and talk about th indoctrination, supposedly that s been going on other people - kellyanne conway is talkin about changing the messaging this isn t about messaging it s not about education it s about values. what we found in the surveys survey is that values th roughly two thirds of hi generation or generations hold or not just aligned with current version of the mag republican party is it about values or messaging? or is it about access to healt care basic rights. basic rights those are values before you can talk abou messaging, those values need t be aligned with a messenger wh was authentic, who was
they lose popularity, and parties lose elections. and so the democrats are very likely to lose the midterm elections the next midterm election. in a democracy, that s normal. the problem is we as a democracy can t afford for the democrats to lose elections because the opposition party is an anti-democratic force. that puts way too much weight on the democrats shoulders, right? they re expected to win every election in order to save our democracy. that s a terrible place to zblb be. it kind of forces you, it seems, into taking a political side because you re rururung fo democrats to win, but only to save the democracy, not necessarily because you re a democrat or you believe in what the democrats believe in, except for having a democracy and a functioning republic. am i wrong with that? well, i would add that we should root for a broader coalition. right. between democrats and
now. if you can make florida a blue state going forward, as in as blue as, say, virginia is or colorado, which is like a light blue but a blue state, that is an enormous electoral vote advantage. not only that, these five sun belt states plus arizona and georgia which may be very competitive even if they don t tip, are adding electoral college votes every ten year. the rust belt states are losing them. look, it has been an act of political lefation fvitation fo democrats to run better in the rust belt but if the cost of that is losing ground among white collar whites and latinos, so prevalent in the sun belt, the question is that not only a zero sum game, it could be a negative sum game for republicans. texas is out there, too, not quite the same, not at the same speed but eventually the same demographic forces will bring that into play as well.