well, to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census showed a country getting more diverse, more urban protection 52% loss of population june 2010 and 2020 that goes to show rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface that is goodness for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much in the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth is not necessarily made it more favorable they won the white house by this same popular vote margin 2020 that they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to test states republicans get to draw the maps in 20 states totaling 187 districts. that is because state legislatures for the most part of the ones who bear respons

to help us to delve into those numbers is a dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census shows a country getting more diverse, getting more urban. actually 52% of the lost population in 2010 and 2020 which goes to show rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface that is good news for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. but the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much and the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth of suburbs has not made the country more favorable to democrats where they won the white house by the same popular vote margin in 2028 they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to state. republicans get to draw the maps in 20 states totaling 187 districts. that is because state legislatures for the mos

well, to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census showed a country getting more diverse, more urban protection 52% loss of population june 2010 and 2020 that goes to show rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface that is goodness for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much in the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth is not necessarily made it more favorable they won the white house by this same popular vote margin 2020 that they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to test states republicans get to draw the maps in 20 states totaling 187 districts. that is because state legislatures for the most part of the ones who bear respons

to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the post political report. at mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures in the redistricting that's ahead, which political party do you see benefiting the most at this point. >> we will have to wait to find out. the census showed a country that's getting more diverse, more urban and actually 52% of america's counties lost population between 2010 and 2020 which goes to show rule america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs and on the surface that's good news for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs, but the caveat is that the country's politics having change that must -- much in the last 10 years of the added diversity, growth of suburbs haven't necessarily made the country more favorable to democrats. they won the white house by the same popular vote margin that they did in 2012. of the morning important part of this is how lines are drawn from state tomp state and republicans get to draw the maps in 20 states totaling 187 districts because state le

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to help us look into those numbers are dave wasserman of the cook political report. when you look at the census figures in the redistricting that is ahead, which political party you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census shows a country that is getting more diverse, more urban. 52% of americans count -- that goes to show that rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface, that is good news for democrats. they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. but the caveat is that the countries politics haven't changed that much in the last 10 years. this added diversity, the growth of suburbs has not necessarily made the country more favorable to democrats. they won the white house by the same popular vote margin in 2020 that they did in 2012. the more important part of this is going to be how lines are drawn from state to state. republicans get to draw the maps in 20 states, totaling 187 districts. that is because state legislatures, for the most part are the ones that

well, to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the cook political report, mr. erman when you look at the census figures and that redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census showed a country getting more diverse, more urban. 52% of the county's loss of population between 2010 and 2020 which goes to show rural america is declining to america's cities and suburbs. on the service that's good news for democrats they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much in the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth is not made it more favorable to democrats they won the white house in 2020 that they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to state. republicans get to draw the map in 20 states totaling 187 districts that's because state legislatures for the most part bear responsibility for this compared to 75 districts and eight states. there also ten

dave wasserman, matt of florida, and one from michigan talk about the redistricting process for florida and michigan beginning with 2022.

dave wasserman of the cook political report, matt dixon talk about the redistricting process for u.s. house races in florida and

but as our good friend dave wasserman says, watch the marnl margins. if mcauliffe wins by two or three points -- it's the same thing we saw in 2017 when northam won v virginia by nine points after clinton won it by five points. who wins and loses always matters, but the margins matter. >> fascinating to watch. >>> the whole crew, thank you all for getting us started. >>> up next, four key trump administration officials all ignoring subpoenas from the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack. what happens next? appens next? now, we all know progressive offers 24/7 protection, but we also bundle outdoor vehicles with home and auto to help people save more! [ laughs ] ♪♪ [ humming ] [ door creaks ] oh. [ soft music playing ] what are you all doing in my daydream? it's better than that presentation. a lot better. you know, whether it's a fraction or a decimal, it's still fun, you know? at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you, and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help.

dave wasserman of the cook political reporter tweeted this.he political climate was bad for democrats, bob mcdonnell won by 17 points, a year after barack obama carried virginia by eight points. do i think it's likely? no. "nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla shot down with some women voters who will be key to the outcome of this race and joins us from richmond, virginia. so, heidi, every vote counts, but again, it's women, suburban women, who are going to be critical here. what are they telling you about how they're feeling right now about this race? >> reporter: yeah, chris, suburban women here in virginia really vaulted democrats to power in 2017, and that portended the midterms and even in some ways the 2020 election. but someone named trump is not on the ballot here, chris. and so the question is now that this is no longer seen as a referendum for many of these women, how are they feeling? we sat down with a broad spectrum of women, including women on both sides of the aisle and here's what they had to say about this neck and neck race.

but you know, dave wasserman is looking at the numbers nationally and says, look, it is likely to endin new york. in fact, in new york, they are likely to eliminate five republican seats. so that you would go from, you know, 19 to 8 to 23 to 3. one other caution here, and i'm going to get to my point. yes, there's no question about it. republicans are trying to suppress some of the minority votes, but democrats also ought to recognize that they have another issue in places like texas, which is, their loss of the hispanic vote. joe biden's approval rating is down in the 30s among hispanics. his rating is about -- his approval rating is down to 26% among texas hispanics for his handling of the border. so, yes, all of these are concerns, but i don't think -- i hope that democrats don't take their eye off the ball, that they need to make a persuasive case to win these elections, and to hillary clinton's point, the heart of the constitutional crisis remains this electoral vote count and i know we're focusing on the voting and the redistricting, but this is where all of the action is, who c

then, redistricting and upcoming election with regional journalists and dave wasserman of the cook report. then, u.s. global climate change policy. >> next, a hearing on the impact social media platforms have on children. executives from snapchat, tiktok and youtube testified before senate subcommittee addressing several issues from deadly viral challenges to eating disorders. this is three and a half hours. sen. blumenthal: welcome to this hearing on protecting kids on social media. >> welcome to this hearing on protecting kids on social media. i want to thank ranking member senator blackburn l.a. are in this work, as well as chairman cantwell we are joined by senator thune and senator amy klobuchar and senator ed marquis. they have all been extraordinary leaders in this effort. and today, i should note, is the first time that tiktok and snap have appeared before congress. i appreciate you and youtube for your testimony this morning. it means a lot. our hearing with facebook whistleblower frances haugen was a searing indictment, along with her documents of a powerful, gigantic corporatio