michael starr hopkins. this election was groundbreaking and that so many dead people broke out of the ground to vote. tell us why voter id is sorely needed to secure our election. michael. smacked the on thing that separates us from venezuela and other socialist countries is our democracy. the fact that people votes. so in all of these lib start lining up bodies in chicago and having people vote who are not actually don't exist. lives always went to save the union and our democracy. they are always the ones being sneaky. we've got president trump and our man a bar to save us. smacked our man bar dave? any follow-ups? >> again solid. not the biggest fan of democracy but i understand where you're coming from. and yeah, bar is there to save us very well done michael. >> is a constitutional republic okay guy. go sweet georgia peaches are starting to look like plums. why are georgia senate seats guaranteed to go blue? strachan you see the blue way behind the? this as reality. this is not a talking points. by the

michael starr hopkins is a democratic strategist who's worked on several presidential campaigns, including that of president obama. and john hohlenwanger is a senior politics reporter for "business insider." michael starr hopkins, doesn't sound like a complicated, tough reach, except it is. how does joe biden get to decency in the political environment that we're in? >> look, joe biden couldn't be more perfect for this moment. he's a man whose political superpower is his empathy. he's overcome tragedy. he knows how to talk to our better angels. and so, i think in this moment, he has to do that. this is reminiscent of 2008, when we were going through a crisis and president obama had to steady the ship. joe biden is going to be the person who has to do that exact same thing. and the polar opposite between he and trump -- trump, a man who's small and pathetically, pathetically insufficient at being able to do his job -- i think tells us everything we need to know about what the next administration's going to look like. >> beth fouhy, when i was out traveling before the election, you know, eve

it has been clips to for a few years by the division any democrat party, michael starr hopkins. because you have a people, moderates like joe biden and so far, most of the people that he has nominated his cabinet are pretty moderate except. [inaudible] but summit like merrick garland to be as ag, that's definitely sending a message to progressive's it. so had the democrat party sort of reconciled it to desperate wings question work and can the republican party did the same thing? democrats have been united over the past couple of months. part of that is thanks to donald trump. but what we saw in georgia i think was the blueprint of what were going to see democrats due across the south over the next couple election cycles. strong ground game it was centered on going to her voters aren't turning them out for it and then combining it with an economic message that was unapologetic democrat. talked with the $2000 stimulus checks pretty talked about medicare for all and giving everyone access to healthcare. before you know both of those democratic candidates were opposed to medicare f