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bush's 2016 campaign and msnbc political analyst, tim miller. and national political reporter at "the washington post," sabrina rodriguez. okay, erinow unpopular other issues are that could restrict reproductive rights. give us the details. >> chris, thank you so much for highlighting our state of the nation poll, which came out today in partnership with survey monkey. we talked to over 20,000 americans including 18,000 registered voters and, yes, what do we know from talking to them? that that is likely going to be a close race, once again, women are going to be the deciders of the election and abortion and reproductive rights are among the top issues for those voters. so among the other things that we found, most americans do not believe that a fetus should have the legal rights of a person. 53% of the people in our poll rejected the ideology such as fetal personhood. that was something the republicans opened the door to. 41% of americans said that the government should protect a fetus' rights since the moment of conception. there's a stark partisan divide and a stark gender divide to that. and 54% of believe that abortion should