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Debate. >> i want to leave the stock market discussion with the tweet by john harwood, at cnbc covers financial matters. he said the increase in the dow jones industrial average from presidents inauguration day to february 5th of the following year, trump 22.7, obama 38.5. put that in the little known facts. thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. coming up what is donald trump most worried about with the special prosecutor? is it that he expects the special prosecutor to charge ...

Going to die by it. theres a reason presidents dont traditionally champion the stock market rise day after day because something like this could happen. it could be a correction, but i note washington produced information today which is stunning, which is the deficit will be a trillion dollars this year because of the tax cut. so id also say for republicans whove been lecturing us about fiscal responsibility they threw that out the window with this debate. >> i want to leave the stock market dis...

In states like georgia and florida and so on. limiting the subsidies increases the increases by 22.7%. in georgia by 31%. in florida 20%. and utah so on. these are major increases in premiums faced next year by people who buy their insurance in the individual market. so lets take a look at who those people are. in the next chart you can see theres 17.6 people in america who get their insurance through the individual market. about 7.5 million of those do not get other kinds of credits. theyre goi...

Demographics of who has returned ballot so far as. lets look at two, specifically. african-americans right here. that you are participation rate is about 22.7%. hispanics, about 1.8%. but if you go back and look at 2012, look at the drop-off right there. you have about a 5.3% drop-off in african-americans actually participating in the early vote right now. youve seen a slight uptick right now, anderson, when it comes to the hispanic vote. and of course, we see the it whoo vote right now, that ha...

Anderson, was 307,000 ballots returned. and as robby mook had just said right there, democrats really do rely on the early vote to help win elections. lets go into the racial demographics of who has returned ballot so far as. lets look at two, specifically. african-americans right here. that you are participation rate is about 22.7%. hispanics, about 1.8%. but if you go back and look at 2012, look at the drop-off right there. you have about a 5.3% drop-off in african-americans actually participa...

>> oh, come on! donald trump is, too. >> theyre going negative. but the truth of the matter is, and bakari, you know these numbers, that the black vote is down in north carolina 22.7% early voting now. we cannot compare hillary clinton to barack obama, obviously, its going to be lower. but it is a number that concerns democrats and what the president was trying to do and what hillary clinton is trying to do is to outline the stakes of this campaign to people of color in a very important wait. >>...

Actual participation when it comes to the percentage of the vote by about 3%. not good news for democrats. though the bright spot is the hispanic participation really has blossomed right now and in fact, just the raw numbers alone, we are seeing hispanic participation at more than 336,000 ballots returned in 2016 than 2008. lets go to north carolina. two million people have participated there. who is in the lead right now when it comes to ballots returned? democrats have a 243,000 ballot returne...

240,000. but if you go back to 2008, it it was over 300,000. so, again, not great news for the early vote right now for democrats in that state. when we look at the demographics, we specifically on race the african-american vote right there is about 22.7%. right now the hispanic vote 1.8% of participation. when we go back to 2012, look at that dropoff. a lot of people wonder why barack obama is going back to north carolina today. there is your answer right there. you have about a 5.3% less parti...

Carolina? well, about 2 million people have already cast their ballots. we see who is leading right now. the democrat party is leading. at this point they have about 243,000 ballots more cast than the republican party. not always great news because, if we go deeper into that, they had a 307,000 ballot returned advantage at the same time, jake. again, not terrific news for the democratic party. we go a little bit deeper and look at the race demographics of whats happening in north carolina. the a...

Tell our viewers why. >> its kind of become a microcosm of the whole country, sort of just stuck into one state. you have a quarter of the voters who are african-american. you have an evangelical conservative population. you have an urban, more progressive, multicultural population. you have a rural, more conservative population. and so this state is sort of ground zero for both of these campaigns to get out their voters. and what the democrats are seeing is a little dispiriting for them. althou...