red state democrats, today you're looking at two. >> the good news for democrats if we want to put a silver lining is they don't -- because they don't have any red states, they don't have to defend any red states. >> they're defending a lot of purple states. >> they're defending purple states. >> i think the challenge for democrats, what they are worried about, is that the party itself is just losing entire swaths of the electorate. it's not just white voters, it's people in rural parts of the country, it's working class black and latino voters. it's a big problem that's bigger than just red states and blue states. >> that's absolutely right. it becomes harder and harder, becomes sort of self-fulfilling, right, when your caucus is only from one type of environment, mainly urban and densely suburban areas, and that's all -- the only people they talk to day in and day out, it becomes very difficult to get that caucus to understand, well, there are other concerns outside of that. look at the top three issues for