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it s two great conversation with a group. coming for voters. it s anecdotal, non-scientific. we need to be careful. to the point of let s, watch what does the our poll show us samantha? now is a generational thing. he saw the younger people in the room about ramaswamy. one of our voters we are tracking and iowa from sioux falls. an attorney. so in those younger people are. that used to sake. betsy starr cone, a suburban moment more. we are watching the debate with her. they came in her parents. as ramaswamy fans in the came away turned off say they will now look at haley and desantis so there is a generation, generational thing where the young people and trump voters like what they hear from ramaswamy and i think a little bit of other people, people with more experience, over history and we did not find as presidential. yet we saw that in the room with gary to the younger people in the room seems to be very interested in ramaswamy.
person who is currently with trump watching the debate look at that and say, switching from trump? and i just don t see it. you might see movement inside of the candidates that were on the stage. maybe one goes on one or the other. but are you going to see an outflow from trump 40 something percent now? the other pieces, the other thing we are talking about which is did anybody so separate themselves out that they are going to quickly or even overtime coalesce the interest of the republican party. i would say no. in terms of ramaswamy, his campaign should be sponsored. constantly just feeding red meat. he has won kind of applause line for the party. they are hearing. they are hearing. it s important. it s two great conversation with a group. coming for voters. it s anecdotal, non-scientific.
voters pysche. in defense of a non scientific analys analysis, i spent the entire year doing non-scientific analysises a and talking to peo. that seems science to me. how much of this came down to what i heard over and over again which is my life, frankly right now is not very good. my job may not be good or i may not have one at all or i don t like either of these two, donald trump is the guy that best put me back in the right track. well, one of the things i found interesting and one of the ways the clinton theory confirmed by my report is they looked at college educated as a crucial voting block. dating back to day caecades whe they could not bring themselves to vote for hillary clinton.
of non-scientific focus group from people who were over 50 who watched it, they like clint and they liked it, and so i still say they shouldn t have done it, but i don t really think we re going to be talking about this in a week, and i don t think it matters. brit: i mean, to hear some of these analysts today, dan, it was like this became the clint eastwood convention. i do think that the reaction of ann romney, at least the cutaway shots, suggested that there was some anxious abou angst about te romney campaign. it certainly sounded like she was unhappy about it. this is why conventions are scripted. this is the one unscripted moment and it didn t go quite the way anybody anticipated it. i think in the great scheme of things it will pass, but it was a reminder to me of the degree to which we live in an environment now, a media environment, with twitter and you know, everything else everythininwhich something elset which is a tiny distraction becomes a huge moment. i think one of