likability crisis, hillary's likable, so what? i thought it was time we dealt into this bill little bit especially as we are preparing to decide are we ready to elect our first woman president or not? i would like to introduce the panelistss before i do that, i am going to read it little bit from the introduction and introducer each panelist and we will do a little bit of a reading and questions and q&a from the audience. as i was putting this together i did a lot of research. believe it or not there have been many academic studies about hillary from 2008, so many that by the time this campaign is over we could probably have a curriculum for degree in hillary studies. i thought it was important to try to look at that research and include it in the introduction so the we have put lens through which to view the various opinions of the women writers, those who love her, those who love her not, those who are on the offense. i want to read from the introduction to give you a little bit of that flavor. why do we play the hilary duff/hat

hillary is likable so what. so i thought it was time that we really delved into this a little bit, especially as we are prepared to decide every ready for her first woman president or not. so i would like to introduce the panelists. before he do that, i would read a little bit from the introduction and introduce each panelist and we will do a little bit of their breeding and questions in q&a from the audience. so as i was putting this together, i really did a lot of research. believe it or not, there have been many academic studies about hillary since 2008. so many that by the time the campaign is over we could probably actually have a curriculum for a degree in hillary studies. so i thought it was important to try to look at the research included the introduction so we have a lens through which to view the various opinions of the women writers, those who love her, does his love for god, those on the fence. i want to read from the introduction to give you a little bit of the flavor. so why do we play that hillar

he is very likable. and his wife obviously loves him vex. the contrast with hillary clinton was quite stark for me. >> and last night i think that was highlighted as well. whether you disagree vehemently, bernie sanders's socialism and transfer of wealth and redistribution. he still come across as a much more relatable, likable candidate than hillary clinton by far. and now it makes sense. now it makes sense why there are so many dnc debates and so few democrats. >> this is so curious to me the four has become the bernie sanders for president headquarters. >> i guess it is because you're so worried about -- >> for nominee. >> not for president. you're so worried about hillary. >>> no, we're not. >> i have to tell you something. i know bernie sanders. i've dealt with bernie sanders. and as he grumpy old man. as he grumpy guy. >> let's, speaking of the grumpy guy. we have some time of him from last night. roll that time. >> our message has resonated much faster, much further than i thought it would. and i think what the american people are per

and likable which is sometimes a difficult thing to do. particularly in that cast of characters. >> but i did think that jeb issues i thought that marco's answer because he had been part ofofhe group of 8 in the senate which had found a sort of a very wide-ranging immigration reform bill, that had a path to citizenship. and then when it didn't go anywhere, he has backed off that, essential. and now ted cruz says that amnesty, jeb bush really beat him up pretty bad on that. >> jeb did because marco did cut issue. but so did ted cruz. so you've got some of this playing to the conservative right. let's put iowa in focus. it's venally in the republican side is very conservative, evangelical vote but let's understand. it's po delegates that are dispercented essentially proportionately. so even if ted cruz and donald trump are tied at 30%, you're talking about a very nine delegates each.so you are not talking about a large impact on the overall, so couple of things at what happens on monday night but this is just the first sal vow in a long long

she says, he is likable. he's likable to voters.o people who are betraying you in washington. she said she told stories about him bringing her flowers. it seemed to be a charm offensive by heidi cruz, to try to turn some of that narrative around. >> that's smart. anyway, jeremy, you report today in "the new york times" that the rubio camp hopes that a trump victory on monday will bolster rubio's standing as the only acceptable alternative for republican votes. here's the piece, the florida senator and his advisers have concluded that a head-to-head battle with mr. trump over the next several weeks would be much more advantageous than one with senator cruz of texas, whose success would greatly complicate mr. rubio's hopes of consolidating his support inside the republican party. a victory by mr. trump would send panicked republicans towards mr. rubio and his campaign. i think that's very insightful, and i get this sense that rubio, who is mr. preparation, as hallie pointed, everything is about preparation, in fact, to the point, ever

very likable, comfortable very , confident. mark: thank you. the full interview with hillary clinton tonight on hardball on msnbc at 7:00. chris, thank you so much. we look forward to watching it. when we come back, feel the burn with us. bernie sanders supporters here in new york city today after this. ♪ john: today mark and i saw a show in midtown manhattan. not hamilton, not star wars -- a much more interesting show. bernie sanders of the town hall theater. we showed up early before his take wall street speech to get an idea of how his supporters are feeling about his chances of being the next president. ♪ [cheers] mr. sanders: let me begin by thanking all of you for being here this afternoon. and thank my twin senator, senator james sanders. >> once my name was sanders i , had very little choice here. the serious side, i -- actually cousin. uncle sam, we call him for short. actually, i looked at somebody who was a fighter. i need somebody who does not flip-flop. berniejust endorsed sanders, first in the state to do that. why did you do that

likability. ted cruzan donald trump. necessarily having the likability factors.rd that earlier from trump. you know, voters have to like mark in order to get elected. say what you want about trump. there is always a party that cannot help, you know, but smile at what he is saying. delivering things that a sense of humor that you do not typically see from these candidates. cruz does not have that. >> ted cruz on republican ideology. a terrific president. there is that personality that trump is now, you know, ringing against ted cruz. he has this darth vader personality. trump is using that to his advantage. trump is likable because of timing. because of his command to media. trump is able to turn around tens of thousands of people. that is a sign of movement. cruz is doing very well. positioned well in a lot of states. if trump can get those people in those arenas to turn out to vote, there will be no stopping him. finally because they like his message. they like the way he turns things around. they believe him. they suffered for seven years. trish: do think that

i adlibed that part. >> trust worthiness and likability. i believe if her unfavorable numbers can get to about 60% in the key swing states like if colorado, that she is beatable. that has to happen. >> i would say she is a corrupt liar who cannot be trusted and she will continue to do what president obama has done to this country. >> and because benghazi lives matter. >> i'll kind of good at this. i decided. a little break from national security. what about juan? advice to beat hillary. tell truth. >> tell the truth? i would say go look at the future and talk about this as a campaign for the future. we don't want to look backward. >> like bernie. >> i didn't say it. >> bolling, how do you do her in? then mama's got to go. >> you just point out the clinton foundation corruption that's going on that is so obvious to everyone except the clinton voters. >> and that's a wrap. thank you, twitter that voters. head over to foxnews.com for the postgame analysis. you can see some of your favorite numbers. at 8:00 p.m. and again at 11:00 p.m. eastern.

hillary's fundamental problem is that she isn't likable enough. so get me somebody who is likable. one of those boys, or someone out there in democratic land that people just like. don't worry about what -- >> other side? >> other side on trump, i don't know. can you find me a woman? governor haley in south carolina, maybe? >> loved by the party. >> right. loved by the party. his biggest issue is that half of the population finds him kind of -- harsh. >> we're going to now shift it's not too different than what we're talking about. entertainment. >> no different. >> a judge says that bill cosby's wife camille will have to undergo a deposition involving her husband in massachusetts. this case is a civil suit brought on by several women accusing the comedian of sexually assaulting them. the lawsuit is unrelated to the criminal charges brought against cosby earlier this week in pennsylvania. ♪ >> it's the video burning up the interweb. ellis, i think he's got an ear infection, she keeps on falling in this. i shouldn't say that. i'm not a disliker of her, i'm just saying just looking a

but she's so unlikable, that she makes bernie look likable., he has no senators who like him. they're playing the schoolyard ball. if he's not careful, he's going to get a swirly in the bathroom. >> i often go to bars with allen combs just to make me look good. kat, you watched the hillary interview on lifetime. did you watch the whole thing? >> i did. it was really, really bad. she is the worst person -- i've never had to listen to someone talk that i didn't want to vomit. she makes me ill. even if she didn't make me ill, it would make sense anyway why bernie would be doing better than she is. he has records of supporting things that liberals want, where she just says she does. 2013 for the first time, he has taken on wall street. she has friendship bracelets with people at goldman sachs probably. you know? she's full of it. he's not. he's the real wacky uncle. wacky uncles are in right now, what can i say. >> that is true. thank you, kat. >>> coming up next, el chapo, he escaped the law, but he couldn't escape sean penn's interview. did it l

when you're very well briefed, you're very confident and likable.formed incredibly well in those 11 hours before the trey gowdy committee in the house, on benghazi. really well to the point i think she exhausted the people watching her and trying to catch her. i think the second debate, not so well. the third debate, well. i think it's a question of doing her homework and being more confident and therefore more likable. i think those steps are true in politics, do your homework, be more confident and you'll become more likable. i would put her in the final category right now as how she behaves in tonight's interview. very likable and comfortable and confident. >> chris, thanks for taking time. remember, you can see chris's full interview with former secretary of state hillary clinton tonight on "hardball," msnbc at 7:00 eastern time. chris, thanks so much. we look forward to watching it. and when we come back, feel the burn along with us from some brrn bernie sanders supporters here in new york city today right a thf. $9.99 after rewards for this ca

i think he is a really fun, likable guy. my leaning on him has to do with some of his policy stuff. i would like to have a beer with christie. >> boy, i don't get this. everybody should want to have a beer with donald trump. he would have a drink after i got through with -- >> oh! >> we ought to have a party. >> i sense a twitter war coming on. >> donald trump. >> you would drive him to drink. that's what i was trying to say. >> he doesn't need alcohol. >> high on life. yeah. >> he's like, get up early and do a thousand events. he's good to go. i would like to have a beer with jeb bush. i would. i love the bush family. >> have a bush with the bush. >> have an anheuser-busch with the bush but >> i don't know if i would want to have a drink with any of them. how do you have a real conversation with someone trying to sell themselves to you? >> better question. would any of them have a beer with us? >> that's true. >> you would have a beer with dr. carson. you've got so many neurosis. >> he could do brain surgery. >> he would have to find a brain. >> did we really learn anything new fro

they couldn't go negative because of hillary clinton's likability problems to begin.n health care? but the idea of how can you campaign against someone who is really a progressive dream for a lot of people and promising all of these things that aren't realistic, but the it's hard to campaign as a primary. >> she has almost the entire obama team from 2008, now on her campaign. they know thousand go after candidates, independents, they know how to go after the people that are now like bernie sanders. if you have team obama and they did this once and you have the same problem, you have to change the candidate, right? different candidate. >> hillary clinton is not president obama -- >> but is bernie sanders? >> he doesn't look like -- >> oh, the thing is, for a long time, people felt, he can't win the nomination, right? and he's, you know, has crazy hair, you know, and all this sort of stuff. if he wins iowa and new hampshire, it resets everything. i mean that gives him legitimacy in the minds of voters that this guy is for real. i think that's the problem that clinton is

likability and authenticity and charisma.f you look at all the other candidates doing well, they have that in some degree. i feel like she has none of that i never understood the rationale. harris: where i think president obama was going when we said we needed new car smell. sandra: her supporters say she has got the experience, as far as number one concern of the voter, that is foreign policy right now. that she has got the experience. her supporters will stick by that. but, hey, if things are getting this close, when you look at and feel the momentum on the democratic side, where is it? it is bernie sanders. hillary clinton is having to play defense in a way i don't think she or anybody in her campaign predicted this early on. >> she didn't learn the lesson of 2008 which is barack obama consistently outorganized her in the caucus states. so here comes iowa. it is the first state. hard to miss. and apparently he is outorganizing her. so i think that is a demonstration that deep down she does have trouble. i just say one thin

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do your homework, be more confident and be likable.ut her in the final category right now as she behaved in this interview tonight. very confident. mark: thank you. you can see the full interview with hillary clinton tonight on hardball on msnbc at 7:00. when we come back, feel the burn with us. bernie sanders in new york city today after this. ♪ john: we saw a show in midtown manhattan. not hamilton, not star wars -- a more interesting show. bernie sanders of the town hall theater. we showed up early and saw how his supporters are feeling about his chances of being the next president. [cheers] mr. sanders: let me begin by thanking all of you for being here this afternoon. thank my twin senator, senator james sanders. >> i had very little choice here. i -- uncleous side, sam. looked at somebody who was a fighter. i need somebody who does not flip-flop. >> why did you do that? >> we are working towards the future and not the past. he has the ideas and policies for the future that will benefit, especially working families, low income fam

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he's very likable. i agree with that. i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough. >> thank you. >> hillary, no doubt about it. >> oh. just three days after that, hillary clinton who was projected to lose by every major poll came back and handed obama a stunning defeet in new hampshire. a scenario bernie sanders would like to avoid. joining me, sam seter, msnbc reporter, host of "the majority report." >> opposite day. i think to a certain extent the dnc and the clinton campaign is hoisted by their own -- look, everybody knew that the dnc had shut down the debate process and it was quite clear who it was going to benefit, right? the presumptive leader. it's quite obvious. >> let's talk about this iron law i talked about, no one has actually principles about debates in campaigns. the person behind wants more debates, the person ahead doesn't want more debates. >> absolutely. the dnc have done some unprecedented things in terms of the dnc history saying if you participate in an unsanctioned debate, we're going to lo

or is it likability? >> likability. he has been saying the same thing for 20 years. hillary says the same thing for 20 minutes then changes her tune. you can't train someone to be warm. think how frustrated she is. he lost to a black guy, she is losing to a jewish socialist. i'm waiting for the ghost nixon to come back. i don't think she can turn this around. if she does get election she'll have a tough time. kennedy: i don't think she'll turn around in new hampshire. but if you look at the superdelegates, most this is made up because it's an intoxicating story. >> she'll lose thinking about new hampshire. but she'll be the comeback queen, they will plate up because bernie isn't doing well in any of the super tuesday states. they will plate as redemption and it will be a new message and it will be good for her. kennedy: i thought sanders did better than she did during the debate. we still have a lot of email news trickling out. melissa: the email news should make a difference. earlier she received it was for convenience sake and it turns out her blackberry kept crapi

how is donald trump doing well when his likability factors are so low? this is a really strange election. i don't see elections where we have had presidential candidates, front runners with low likability factors. if you're going to talk about that, look at it on the other side as well. >> and hillary clinton is low on trust ratings for sure. but this doesn't seem to be a deal breaker for voters because it's 2016. this is the world in which we live. >> great to see you both. >> thank you, megyn. >> thanks >>> i want to be the president for everyone. and i believe that is exactly what any president should do. >> you've made a few people upset over your political careers. which enemy are you proud of? >> in addition to nra, health insurance companies, drug companies. iranians. probably the republicans. >> so that is hillary clinton striking a different tone tonight just months after saying one of the highlights of her political career is making enemies of republicans so what should voters believe? there is no question that she learned after that debate ans

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you are quite likable . politics. bernie sanders and donald trump. >> i am doubting of the donald. he's never gotten a boat out before . he could pull 10,000 easily in an arena. the holy rollers and evangelicals with ted cruz. i was still say the favorite going in because of the weird nature of the primary where they count on colonels instead of people is ted cruz going in. >> remember who run before ? huckleberry one before that . unless donald trump could be in each and every one of the poles from des moines to davenport. i don't know if he can pull it off. >> in the many years i have looked at this it seems like there is just something different. that the demographic will not go out with. >> i say 8 inches! how many inches did you say? you like 8 inches or more? >> i like that! curtis: she said five . [laughter] c1 it's only 454 a.m. juliet: it's only 4:54 am. we had a offer from washington. it's her favorite team but there is someone else he would rather be . the nationals. ben: we have to run. it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta f

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more so than anything about likability. mark: bill clinton made that point today. we cover the dark side, now it is time to talk about the empire striking back. that is bernie sanders. i did not get that metaphor. bernie sanders defended his socialist standards on csn bc. . he spoke to rachel maddow about competing for endorsements from planned parenthood and the human rights campaign, both of which have endorsed clinton. senator bernie sanders: we are very proud to have received recently the endorsement of moveon.org. we have received the endorsement of democracy for america. these are grassroots organizations, representing millions of workers. what we are doing in this camp paign, we are taking on not only wall street and the economic establishment, we are taking on the political establishment. i have friends and supporters of the human rights fund and, but hillary clinton has been around there for a very long time. some of these groups are in fact part of the establishment. mark: hillary responded to bernie? very controversial on twitter, she wrote "really, how

you know one of the issues with ted cruz is this likability thing.ay not such a nice thing about ted cruz. now donald trump on the stump saying he's nasty. nobody likes ted cruz. how does heidi respond to that? >> it's interesting, she tried to counter the narrative he's not likable by telling me nice husband things. he packed her suitcase a few days ago. met her with flowers and went with her to her favorite restaurant at 11:00 at night. so certainly telling stories, anecdotes that would endear people to him. but this is an important but, heidi cruz wants her husband no no way to change the take no prisoner, no compromise style. that is what she likes answer ted cruz. and that those who don't like him, members of congress she said are 11% and the very people grassroots republicans are fed up with. so she's kind of got a turn of phrase and very comfortable weaving in the personal and the political as you saw. >> got them this far. >>> all right. it is shaping up to be a split screen moment unlike any other. the battle between donald trump and fox new

. >> it's a bummer, he's a very likable guy and definitely wanted to give him another try. >> reporter: three head coaches in five years. >> quarterbacks need longevity. they don't need a reinvolving door of coaches. >> and another question, how much money they're shelling out at the start of the 2016 season they will be playing three different coaches. >> you will find continuing firing. including a time line of all the coaches still on the payroll and how much they're getting paid. >>> and bolden was convicted of killing three women in the 1980s and was sentenced to death in two of the cases. the execution was scheduled for 6:00 tonight at the florida state prison in bradford county. it's now been an hour since that execution was scheduled to begin. so far there is no information coming out of the prison. >> as that crime rate in st. pete continues to climb. police say a suspect they've been looking for since early december is now behind bars. st.pete police task force arrested this man. abrian witcher. before the judge today in the death of adrian wallace. he seemed to have a pretty

he's a very likable character. he's a really likable executive.t's good to link it to him and he cares. there's nothing wrong with those things. sometimes they become comical. developers, developers, developers. but that's very common and then companies in general so it's fine. i just think the commitment has to be the time commitment and that he's really paying attention to a number of things. investors, product, recruiting. it's a tough job and he's really got to focus on it. people start talking about his two jobs very seriously. >> i don't hear you talking about twitter as a property for sale the way you do about yahoo! >> you know i said that. >> i think it's getting sold. >> i think i'd be surprised if it doesn't get sold. >> the question is who. yes. the question is who. >> changing times cara, really good to see you. great stuff this week. cara swisher joining us in washington today. our next guest is top executive and start up factor. the original creator of g-mail. he's going to talk google and investor sentiment in the valley. join us i

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likable among independents is to attack her on this very issue. trump in the short term, he's firing up his base. hillary clinton is firing up her base. ab,s going to come e this wee when you look at it over and over again, people d dc%@a *eek after a woman because @a`@m gnopoband. h@c eestep it's going to` * backfire. >> that's not what the issue.*eek the issue is, hillary clinton has said, women like bill cosby's accusers is, believe. is not what she said with her husband. it was in her court. in the white house, she went and orchestrated this assault on these women who challenged bill clinton on this very same issue. >> can i just say, if this truly dominating the democratic race as we go into 2016, shame on us, because this is donald trump is the best manipulator of media and conversation since p.t. barnum. we do this every week, he finds something outrageous to say, somebody new to pick on -- attention is his prime directive and i don't think voters really care about this. she's going to fire up her base and he's going to fire up his. i don't

likable among independents is to attack her on this very issue. trump in the short term, he's firing up his base. hillary clinton is firing up her base. but this is going to come down to the middle and the middle when you look at it over and over again, people don't like you going after a woman because of her husband. it's going to backfire. >> that's not what the issue. the issue is, hillary clinton has said, women like bill cosby's accusers is, quote, they have the right to believe. husband. in the white house, she went and orchestrated this assault on these women who challenged bill clinton on this very same issue. as we go into 2016, shame on us,e st manipulator of media and conversation since p.t. barnum. somebody new to pick on -- attention is his prime directive and i don't think voters really care about this. she's going to fire up her base and he's going to fire up his. i don't think this is a big issue. >> let me move on to the next few months, "the new york times" this week looked back through old polls and it turned out that candidates

he was a very likable guy and we wanted to give him more of a shot. >> reporter: one the buck's three head coaches in just five years. >> that doesn't seem like a move in the right direction to me. >> quarterbacks they need longevity. they don't need like a reinvolving door of coaches. >> reporter: another wig -- another big one, how much money they're shelling out for those coaches. they will be paying three different head coaches. >> i know it's wild. i, i don't know how they can afford it but apparently they do. >> one general thing everyone could agree on. >> i just want the bucks to win, whether it's lovie, grutten it doesn't matter to me. i just want the bucks to win. >> reporter: i think that would be the general consensus. how much money are we talking about with all these coaches. lovie smith is still going to be paid $10 million for the remainder of his contract. on his contract. morris about $5 million, john grudden $5 million per year for the next three years. on top of that keith, stacie whoever they hire as the next coach, their salary. >> 28 million, who's counting. >>>

hillary clinton has a likability problem and a trust problem.ald trump certainly is liked by a solid 30% to 40% of the republican voters he's getting now. can he broaden that? how would he do in the debates? he's a pretty good debater. in politics, you never know what's going to happen. i think democrats are very good when they have a boogeyman on the other side and they did this to romney. they're very good at going after that boogeyman. we have a long way to go. obviously it's going to be fun because we'll see people voting. >> let's give don lemon a little credit here. it was seven months ago when you first came on this show and you said people shouldn't rush to say donald trump can't win the nomination. he can be alive in the 2016. you were right and virtually every pundit was wrong. >> well, i'll tell you why i said that. because donald trump, as you said, the shark infested media waters of new york city. he knows how to manipulate the media and use the media to his advantage. he's not a -- he's a smart man and also he has a lot of money. t

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her most likable moment was crying in new hampshire. that can't win again.he has to be a person. >> ben, i have to give you a shot at at this. sfwl i think she needs to be honest. and she's got a big problem still in the polls with trustworthyness. if she went and saw the benghazi move, then did a press conference, she would show she understands what's going on. so, for hillary, you've got to at some point, feel like you're a real human being and not just a political robot and i think there's a lot of people that just don't trust her and the way she comes across. it's, you've got to be more personal. that's what alloweded her to lose to obama the first time. >> what do you think about ted cruz because he's, within make striking distance of trump if he hasn't surged too soon. what do you think? >> i think the closer you get to the election, i think he's going to do very well in iowa. i think he'll win iowa and that can really change things the selection. i think he's been underrated by a lot of people because they didn't understand what got him to washington

a grumpy but funny and likable old jewish hippie. >> politicians spend so much time crafting their story in the future there conveying to the electorate their sense of who they are or how they want cheaper trade. this is a guy who is not very concerned with that at all. >> he is so annoyed with any question about his personal life. he threw one paragraph of bio into his hour-long speech. he mumbles his way through it. he has a very interesting life story, he's just not interested in it. economic other people interested. haves campaign as they pictures of where he grew up, but he is not interested in talking about that at all. he wants to talk about numbers and issues and numbers. >> you play this out in your story. even people who have known him for a long time, friends of his don't really know who he is. . that is interesting >> i was talking to a senator from the right who likes him. praises in an his interesting, nice way. then i asked him what else is he interested in. what else is he talking about? he said i have never thought about it but everyone in the senate will talk up to me a

. -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> you're likable enough, hillary. >> let's see -- i, i can't name the third -- oops. sharyl: so, how much interest have this election's debates generated? when it comes to ratings, americans are watching in record numbers. democrats have held three of six planned primary debates with each averaging about 10.8 million people watching. in termsmsf viewers, republicans are winning by huge margins. close to halfway through its 12

. -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> you're likable enough, hillary. >> let's see -- i, i can't name the third -- oops. sharyl: so, how much interest have this election's debates generated? when it comes to ratings, americans are watching in record democrats have hd three of six planned primary debates with each averaging about 10.8 million people watching. in terms of viewers, republicans are winning by huge margins. like democrats, the gop is also close to halfway through its 12 planned primary debates drawing in an average of 18.5 million viewers -- eight million more than democrats. howie: debates have never been more important in shaping the perception of the candidates, perceptions, and how they think and t on their feet sharyl: when it comes to money, modern-day debates are highly produced profit makers. company please -- companies air their ads during the september gop debate. cnbc reportedly charged $250,000 per commercial. and fox news charged upwards of howie: thihas become the town square in a way that does not campaign i've ever covered. sharyl: according to a pew poll,