Carville 'Too Many Preachy Females' Costing Democrats Elections

In 2020, President Joe Biden secured a 62-point advantage among voters of color in Michigan. However, the most recent poll indicates his lead has narrowed to just 21 points. Democratic strategist James Carville, known for his pivotal role in Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign, attributes this shift to what he perceives as an overrepresentation of "preachy females" in Democratic leadership. Democratic strategist Laura Fink, founder and CEO of Rebelle Communications, joins NewsNation's "On Balance," to weigh in.