our wizard of odds, harry enten, breaks it down. show us the numbers. >> sure. i'll show you those numbers, chris. look, here's the situation. look at the polling right now and say, okay, what did joe biden and donald trump get back in november and look at the percentages that -- remember, biden only got 51% of the vote. but now 57% of americans say they want trump barred from office. so that just gives you an understanding there are plenty of people who didn't vote for joe biden, in fact voted for donald trump, that now want trump barred from office. but here's the key nugget, chris. the key nugget is look among republicans, right? look at their percentages, and what you see is that most republicans, in fact, do not want trump barred from office. what they want, in fact, is they want trump to stay in -- to not be barred. only 19%. 78% say no. so the republican voters are very different than the general electorate. >> but that 19% is where you see that shift from the general -- the popular vote numbers to the difference in how people want him to leave. mitch mcc

let's bring in the wizard of odds, harry enten, who is running the numbers on the vaccination.office couch. more people are getting shots per day than are getting sick. that is a good rate. that means the vaccine is beating the virus/variants. >> that's exactly right. you know, if you were to look at the number of vaccines per day we have averaged over the last week, it's 1.5 million doses. the cases per day average over the last seven days is just 71,000. so we're running well ahead with the vaccinations per day than the cases per day, and that i think is sort of the baseline of where you want to be at this point, to know if in fact we are beating the virus. obviously, the vire is probably going to be with us for a while, but we are doing what we need to do in terms of the vaccinations and i'll also point out the 1.5 million per day is well ahead of the 1 million rate per day that biden wanted to hit at the beginning of his administration. >> so the race is largely going to become a race of supply with the vaccine. we're looking at a matter of months until there's enough for e

here's my colleague harry enten to break down numbers for us. >> reporter: on the eve of trump's secondfront of the united states senate new polling finds notice americans not only want trump convicted by the united states senate but barred from holding future office. the finding of a new abc ipsos poll. it's the latest poll to reveal such finding. a monmick poll found 57% support and 52 to convict. important to look from these polling findings is, remember, joe biden won just 51% of the popular vote in november. these polls say 56% or 57% of americans want him barred from holding future office. meaning millions of americans who did not vote for joe biden back in november now one trump to be barred from holding future office in the united states of america. >> thank you for that. >>> breaking news. lawyers for former president trump argue he did not incite the u.s. capitol riot. the evidence to convict is overwhelming. what else we can expect when the second impeachment trial begins in less than 24 hours. more simplicity with the what's in your fridge? recipe feature. and more motivatio

. >> there is one number that was interesting, that harry enten brought up over the weekend. i want to read this for one second. it gets to the idea of what the public thinks about this. and more of the public may be against the former president than you think here. abc news/ipsos asked, should the former president be convicted and barred from holding future office? 56% support, 43% oppose. that may not seem like a giant number, but it's way more than joe biden won the election by. and harry points out that this means, definitionally, there are millions of americans who voted for donald trump that want to see him convicted and barred from ever holding office again. millions and millions of voters, if you extrapolate this. i find that interesting. >> i do, too. i want to play now the liz cheney sound bite that david was just referring to, because it gets to what other criminal accountability there could be. so listen to this. >> there will be a massive criminal investigation of everything that happened on january 6th and in the days before. they will want to know, for example,