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have three other candidates who ossed the 50% mark, that's n rnie sanders, tht's pete buttigieg, and tundings kamala harris. so i look the rest of those with some upside potential.ge they'vt enough people who are interested in them to make potentially a forward move, and owe saw elizabeth warrensed in our last poll to do exactly that. >> reporter:. >> woodruff: and i want to ask you about that, ann selzer, because some folks would look at this and say, well, this iso rely good news for people polling in single digits, but i hearou saing there's still a movement. a large percentage of iowa voters are telng you they are democratic voters, are saying, you know, they may change their mind about who they're going toe for. >> well, that's exactly right, and there are two numbers i would pot you . first of all, the top three in single digits, that's 53% of the vote, so there's a lot of vote left to be had.o condly, we asked, if you had a first choice, is your mind made up, and that accounts for 20% of rll of the likely voters say i have a fist choice, and my mind is made up. so they either don't ha

any citizen out there listening, we'd be in court and having to have lawyers and probably tund jail. we need to stop the foolishness and get back to wisdom and righteous innocence this nation before we regret it and wish that we had not gone down this dangerous road. host: we'll go to to our republican line next and hear from paul in chicago. welcome. caller: hello. i heard the gentleman a few calls back. he was talking about he wouldn't vote for trump -- host: we're just letting our folks know that nancy pelosi heading obviously into the meeting with democrats. go ahead, paul, with your comment. caller: i heard the gentleman a few calls back saying that trump lies, that he's not going to vote for him. well, the democrats have the full spectrum of media lying. they got all their affiliates lying for the democrats. i voted for democrats for 40-plus years. i'll tell you what, no more. since trump got in, i haven't voted for them. and there ain't not one democrat that i would put in office again. you can see that the deep state apparatus is at work again. just continually pounding that

have a general election at some point in the next few weeks which is a different question and that in tunde would become a sort of de facto 2nd referendum on whether or not rex's should go ahead on his terms and so after all this time it does now look as if things are going to come to a head potentially the next 48 hours or so from now so nauruans we're looking at a situation where the options are i guess for him to ignore a volt or call an election that could call an election but for after the 31st of all it's always that possibility. well he could too but for those that there are grounds for suggesting he might actually want to do it before that of what one reading of it is that if parliament votes that he come to bret's on the 31st of october which is what he wants to do and that he has to ask for delay thankfully it would suit him much better not to have a delay but to call the election so at some point in the middle of october and then if he were to win the election which is perfectly possible then say ok now i absolutely have them and they were not going to seek any further extension

bahraini crown prince but he was later asked by reporters about whether he had been less definitive in tunde than his secretary of state yeah that's right he was less definitive but i don't know if we can read too much into that quite frankly i mean victor's state might pompei o over the weekend said iran was responsible in a series of tweets may left very little to the imagination trump in his 1st comments on camera anyway now on monday is basically saying iran is responsible without mentioning the word iran you know he says journalist asked him is you do you think iran was responsible he said quote well it sure looking that way we'll let you know definitively soon that's all being checked out right now trump seems to be indicating very much so that he also believes that iran was responsible but trump being a little bit more cautious in a way perhaps and saying that we're going to wait until we get all of the evidence he said we already think we know who is behind it zooming in presumably iran but he says we're going to wait and we're going to release the evidence of this very soon so presu