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bush, sara fagan. amy walter and ron fornier of national journal. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> well good sunday morning. it's been another big week in the presidential campaign with donald trump continuing to wreak havoc in the republican race. we'll have plenty of that later in the program, including trump's strong numbers in our brand-new polls from iowa and new hampshire. but we're going to start by focusing on the battle for the democratic nomination and those new nbc news surveys out of iowa and new hampshire. there's some particularly troubling news for the hillary clinton campaign, confirming that there is a negative trend happening here. her favorability numbers are dismal. remember iowa and new hampshire are actual swing states in a general election. in iowa 56% of all voters have an unfavorable view of the former secretary of state. just 37% view her favorably. it's the same story in new hampshire. 57% say they have an unfavorable view of her and an identical 37% say they have a favorable one. all this has impacted her lead over senator bern

jose diaz-balart, sara fagan, amy walter, and ron fornier. amy, let me start with you. you know, he's fiery, he touches on these issues, but it's interesting here, he was pretty quickly defensive with me on two areas. the clinton campaign is trying to poke at him a little bit here, guns and african-americans. >> and on the liberal base. look, for all the talk about hillary clinton's drop among -- and her favorables among the broader electorate, when you see where she is among the democrat electorate, she's still very popular. the support for bernie sanders isn't coming at the expense of because they're saying i don't like hillary clinton, i'm going to choose somebody else. they like her but also like his bluntness, they like his refreshing candor. he is the exact opposite of hillary clinton in terms of how he presents himself. and i think that is something that's appealing to democrats. but they're not going to him because they think that hillary clinton is not a good enough advocate for them. >> you know, ron, there's something interesting in our polling in iowa and ne

bush, sara fagan. amy walter and ron fornier of national journal. welcome to sunday."meet the press." >>> well good sunday morning. it's been another big week in the presidential campaign with donald trump continuing to wreak havoc in the republican race. we'll have plenty of that later in the program, including trump's strong numbers in our brand-new polls from iowa and new hampshire. but we're going to start by focusing on the battle for the democratic nomination and those new nbc news surveys out of iowa and new hampshire. there's some particularly troubling news for the hillary clinton campaign, confirming that there is a negative trend happening here. her favorability numbers are dismal. remember iowa and new hampshire are actual swing states in a general election. in iowa 56% of all voters have an unfavorable view of the former secretary of state. just 37% view her favorably. it's the same story in new hampshire. 57% say they have an unfavorable view of her and an identical 37% say they have a favorable one. all this has impacted her lead over senator bernie san