President ial nomination. Well President Biden faces no serious competition, his margin of victory could shed light on the eagerness of democrats to check his name in november. And maybe the same could be said for donald trump, who has consistently lost 30 to 40 of the royal publican vote in early primary states. Joining us now to discuss it all is the democratic governor jb pritzker of illinois. Welcome governor. Its a tree having you here. Youve been bringing the fire on behalf of President Biden and the effort that is in front of the country, quite honestly. Given the menace that is meant represented by donald trump. I want to show you some polling though out there from the New York Times poll on the general election. Right now biden is trailing former President Trump by 43 to 48. Also you have conversations out there weve got mr. Trumps winning 97 of those who say that they vote for him four years ago, you look at that 2020 vote. Talk to us about the work that you see right now, an
Because you lose by being anti-trump, you lose by being pro-trump. it s looking like there is going to be a blue wave and they re not sure how to ride this one out as they are heading into mid terms. jim, what do you think about that? not only do a play i media columnist on television, but i believe it matters a lot, the media environment right now. there is an entire media eco system in which bob mueller should go, that there is a deep state plot, that this is all very suspect and needs to end. so, there s no way that with that environment there is going to be any pressure on the house to initiate an impeachment in this environment with this congress. it seems to me to address the second point elise just made, is it really the likelihood that if democrats took control of the house, that would embolden republicans to be more critical of donald trump? is that a dynamic you could imagine playing out politically? i think that s the likely est out come, democrats take control of