we'll ask veteran pollster frank luntz.hs is one of the most important issues for you when it comes to voting. tonight we'll shine alight on the nhs�*s problems — and ask whether they can be fixed. i think the system is beginning to collapse. from the patient�*s' perspective, they can see they are not getting through the system. a former tory energy minister has announed this evening he's quitting in protest at the government's plan to issue new north sea oil and gas licences — meaning another difficult by—election for the prime minister. and this is back in the charts... # it's murder on the dance floor # but you better not steal the moves # dj, gonna burn this goddamn house right down... # ..because of the success of the film saltburn. we'll ask sophie ellis—bextor what she thinks about the revivial of one of her greatest hits from 22 years ago. the race for the white house officially begins in less than two weeks, and in the last hour president biden has said his likely republican rival donald trump is a danger to democr

haley she says the battle is far from over joining us now is pollster and political strategist frank luntzer or was it done last night >> it's somewhere in between it's -- you can see the finish line, and the reason why is two-fold donald trump's support is incredibly intense in fact, i've never seen anything like this in my 35 years of doing politics. his voters are not looking for anyone else. they're not trying to tee side between trump and haley. they are completely and passionately pro trump second, haley proved last night that she's a tremendous thought among independents, moderates who take you from 45% of the votes to over 50%. if you're looking at the primary, donald trump is this close to getting nomination, but if you're looking at the general election, then you have to give a second look to nikki haley simply because she attracts voters that trump doesn't. this is a t-shirts i was given yesterday. >> does it say enough or tough put it up? >> you can't see it. >> we can't see it well enough. >> hold it above enough okay, is that a nikki haley haley shirts >> no. it's enough abou

joining us pollster and political strategist frank luntz who brought us that conversation. on, and, perhaps, ways that universities and maybe others, because we don't want to talk about sprict strictly cont universities but business institutions and businesses are dealing with this issue. >> i focused on the solution first. and that is, zero tolerance. no excuses, no exceptions. that we need to treat anti-semitism at hate, just as we treat racism and sexism and any other discriminatory practices. second it doesn't depend on context. it should be definite. if someone expresses something that is hostile to the jewish community, they have every right for their safe existence, and nothing should challenge that. third, this should be freedom from fear. just as we say and teach, believe the victim. believe the woman. when we have these conversations about rape and about sexual assault, it's the same thing with racism and the same thing with anti-jewish hate. which is really what it is. fourth, people who are watching this program right now have considerable financial needs, and on

joining us now van jones and pollster and communications strategist frank luntz. >> first of all, what do you make of the president focused on nikki haley and repeatingly trying to kind of otherize people of color. >> it's just what he does, but part of it he's insulting her, trying to get under her skin but he's also trying to incite us. a big part of this isn't just the kind of racial game that he plays against people of color. it's also a show of force. he knows he's going to annoy liberals doing this. he knows he's going to annoy progressive doing this and we're going to frown and pout and scold him and he's not going to back down so it shows he's powerful, see. i'm powerful. i can say mean things to people and when nice people say don't be mean i stay mean. see, i'm strong. this is a psychological game that he plays. he knows we're going to get mad and it plays no his strategy of looking tough by puffining down. >> do you think that resonates with voters and my shore, i had a chance to interview voters in eight different caucuses, and every trump voter, all of them, 100% whether s

also with us in iowa, frank luntz. governor dean, voters could be headed for the coldest caucuses, ever. what kind of impact do you think it will have? >> it definitely has an impact. everybody talks about the screams speech. i lost iowa and i was supposed to win. one of the reasons i lost was because we weren't able to do the kind of organizing we needed to do to get people out. i thought the comment that older people might not go out from just -- jeff, that is a huge deal. this weather is much worse than it was in 2004. i think it is going to be a real problem. i sense a real haley surge. i think that would be good for the country. i don't support her, but i think that couple who said they were going to vote for nikki haley, that is a real sign of hope . i think she can win this. >> frank, if the cold does end up suppressing voter turnout, who does win this? >> i think it hurts --. his votes are primarily 18-29 and i think it hurts donald trump. such a significant percentage of his vote is 75 and older. this is not e

town hall tonight, with five days before the new hampshire primary, i want to bring in pollster frank luntzankie, where they're at tonight's town hall you spoke with some of the voters in the audience. what were they saying about nikki haley's performance >> i interviewed them before they walked in. and they all wanted, in a single word, clarity. just answers, clear answers the questions that were on their minds. and i got that tonight. in, fact as they were leaving, they were very happy that they were there. and the haley people works added over her performance, and those who decided to move in her direction. but here is the problem. for republicans, i asked the question if nikki haley is not the nominee, when we vote for donald trump or joe biden? and more than half the people at this town hall did not know, or would be biden voters. that raises a very big question. who exactly is coming into this primary? she dominated by -- got a shot. and this is the -- typical new hampshire turnout, which is 80% republican, 20% independent, then donald trump is going to win next tuesday. >> and so, yo

. >>> let's get more analysis on all of this, our political experts are standing by, frank luntz, lete start with you. this potential impeachment in the house of the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, even if it gets -- even if they get impeachment in the house, as we just heard from melanie, it is unlikely to get convicted in the senate. so what is the point? >> so the senate legislation is dead on arrival in the house, the impeachment is dead on arrival in the senate, we have a disaster at the border, we have chaos. it is truly broken and yet they're playing politics. it is one of the reasons why the american people say to hell with both of you. do something. help us. secure the border. stop playing politics. i think it is why trump's numbers are where they are, and why biden's numbers are where they are. solve it. stop talking about it. >> karen finney what do you think the white house and democrats should be doing about this? >> i would like to see democrats be tougher on this. it is not just about, you know, republicans trying to play politics. this is trump. thi

thank you, frank luntz. up next, the mveep stakes has already gubegun at least for donald trump. kind of a surreal moment with tim scott. you got to see it. this i is . >>> is tim scott now the frontrunner for the vice presidential nomination? >> he's a guy i look at. he's a wonderful man. he's a wonderful guy. a friend of mine for a longkg time. >> that was donald trump suggesting that he may have tim scott on his short list for vice president. who else might be on the list? harr harry enten is back. who do u you see? >> tim scott is a guy liked by republicans. favorable rating of 33%. no opinion at 62%. a lot of republicans don't actually know who tim scott is. but trump will have a lot of people that he could potentially choose from. endorsements from governors and members of congress, look at this, donald trump has at least 117 endorsements. so the fact is tim scott is just one of those endorsements. there are potentially a lot of other candidates that donald trump could in fact be looking at. usually we don't care about vps when we vote, but take a look at view of tim scott

frank luntz, be well, try to be worn.time, following develops right now, these houthis rebels we targeted in yemen are responding after huge protests in the country the art through hundreds of thousands, we are on that and what the administration's plans are from here with general patrick ryder, pentagon press secretary, coming up. (vo) explore the world the viking way from the quiet comfort of elegant small ships with no children and no casinos. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's best by both travel + leisure and condé nast traveler. learn more at viking.com. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that real

now now, frank luntz, my resident pollster, will tell us what people do think it means. frank and john, we've been polling on woke for the last six months. >> i've got the data right here in my laptop, laid . our in my laptop, laid. our supporters are more than twice as likely to identify themselves as likely to identify themselves as being woke than conservatives . but one third of the british population doesn't even know what it is . the data that what it is. the data that matters most to me , however, is matters most to me, however, is that one out of four brits have stopped talking to someone because they reject their point of view and one out of five have had someone do it to them . and had someone do it to them. and if you want to know who those people are, 18 to 29 year olds, half of our youngest population have cut someone off simply because they disagree. >> thanks, frankie . so tonight >> thanks, frankie. so tonight i want my dinosaurs to clarify a few things. so i've asked my friend matthew syed to give us a brief history of the word woke. matthew who can you h

trillions of dollars deeper in debt, i and our kids will never forgive them for it _ veteran pollster frank luntzmp. they're not listening to anyone. they don't care about any other candidates. the haley voters, the desantis voters, even the vivek ramaswamy voters, they're considering voting for somebody else. not the trump voters. and that intensity is going to help him in the general election. but it's not enough. in the end, if you just win republicans, you don't win the presidency. is it over for nikki haley and ron desantis? it's not over for nikki haley because there's a significant segment among conservative independents that thinks she's great. for ron desantis, his money was spent in iowa. his time was spent in iowa. his effort was spent in iowa. he doesn't have an organization in new hampshire, doesn't have support in new hampshire. she can go on. he can't. across town at the des moines curling club, there's no talking politics during play. although off the ice, one member admitted to tactically changing team from democrat to republican. so you switched? idid. i changed my affiliation.

i want to bring in now pollster frank luntz. k, you were there at tonight's town hall and you spoke with some of the voters in the audience. what were they saying about nikki haley's performance? >> i interviewed them before they walked in and they all wanted, in a single word, clarity. not just answers, but to clear answers into questions that were on their minds. and they got that tonight. in fact, as they were leaving, they were very happy they were there. the haley people were ecstatic over her performance, those were undecided. but here is the problem. for republicans i asked the question, if nikki haley isn't the nominee will you vote for donald trump or joe biden? and more than half the people at this town hall did not know or would be biden voters. that raises a very big question, who exactly is coming into this primary? if it is dominated by independents and not traditional rogan voters, then she's got a shot. but if this is the typical new hampshire turnout, which is 80% republicans, 20% independents, then donald trump

every democrat needs a frank luntz, if anyone knows who that is. host: can you elaborate?aller: he's starting to hit some points but the democrats are very wonky, and they don't realize that people vote on emotions. when he said that democracy is on the line, the people that i talked to, that was the key word they heard in eighth grade. i think that they need to hear if you vote for trump you are voting to not have your vote count anymore. if you want to vote for him, you're not going to be able to vote anymore. if you do, it's not going to count. it is only symbolic. people need to hear that. i think they are more interested in their ring tones than democracy. host: washington post columnist eugene robinson this morning, you can find the column online at the washington post website. he talked about the reelection campaign of joe biden, saying, i am not trump enough of a message to drive non-maga voters to the polls for biden to win? i'm not freaked out by polls showing a very close election. that is the only kind of election that we have these days. but i worry about poll