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Senate. theyre doing pretty well in the house. theyre doing pretty well in a lost of the key governorships. when it comes to the senate, in our view at least, going all the way back to the beginning of popular election of senators, this is arguably the worst map any party has ever faced, meaning the democrats this year, because theyre defending so many of the seats, 26 of the seats are democratic seats and 10 of those 26 are in states carried by donald trump by up to and over 40 percentage point...

Carried by donald trump by up to and over 40 percentage points. so i mean, thats tough. it really is. >> how would you -- and how do you in your ratings account for the candidate differentials? claire mccaskill in missouri, for example, brings a certain set of attributes to the table. is she somebody who in the event of a true blue wave could find herself saved by that because shes a good candidate or do you think that doesnt matter this time around? >> oh, i think it matters. you never know exa...

But you have never seen an example of a wave turning direction and absolutely the politics changes in some radical fashion in this three-month period. that is what president trump is asking us to believe. the notion of a red wave. >> as charlie cook pointed out to you, there is 20 house seats that are vulnerable. a lot of this plays into the mind-set of the president that he defied the odds once before. the polls were owrong. he was right once before and he will be right again. >> right, that ge...

Trump is waging global warfare on those two fronts. joins us now is susan glasser. you open the piece talking about house his presidency is called a reality show, but that he is missing the mark. and that he is trying to sell his slice of what is happening. it is something we have seen play out before. youre really detailing how he is using it for one area, and now he is moving into the red wave as he calls it. >> yeah, it is interesting, we have ten weeks to go and again, to me, i think it is a...

I.e.d.s, for kidnapping, robbery and for this murder with which he is charged and on monday will be hopefully extradited back to iraq. it seems to me that very little background checks were made. they believed him when he said he was not a terrorist. i was ridiculous. >> why dont we just keep him in jail, dr. gorka? >> well, this -- >> they will try him for murder in iraq and he will be executed, i believe. >> this is the case study of why the travel ban had to happen. this is why donald trump b...

Was well-known in his hometown for planting ieds, kidnapping, robbery, and this murderer with which he is charged and on monday will be hopefully extradited back to iraq. it seems to me that very little background checks were made. they believed him when they said he was not a terrorist. ridiculous. >> sean: keep him in jail. >> [laughs] >> theyll try him for murder in iraq and hell be executed. >> this is the case study of why the travel ban has to happen. this is why donald trump became presid...

He would think that american universities would have dispatched an army of social scientists to study this since its a handy case study, but they havent. nigel, great to see you. for decades, its been assumed its been axiomatic that everyone born on american soil is automatically an american citizen. they tell us its in the constitution. is it in the constitution? is it a good idea? could the white house change it overnight and, if so, should they? all of that is next this is not a bed.

Happened here. >> its truly remarkable. this is, perhaps, the most horrific case study of just how politicized the judicial system has become in recent years. you need to listen to what trace said again. these were children, almost a dozen children and they found the dead body of a 4-year-old on the compound. they found the weapons they found the training materials. and these people are left to leave the courtroom without paying a bail and i think the best they did is to give them ankle bracelet...

Universities would have dispatched an army of social scientists to study this since its a handy case study, but they havent. nigel, great to see you. for decades, its been assumed its been axiomatic that everyone born on american soil is automatically an american citizen. they tell us its in the constitution. is it in the constitution? is it a good idea? could the white house change it overnight and, if so, should they? all of that is next 600,000 ive always looked forward to whats next.

>> its truly remarkable. this is, perhaps, the most horrific case study of just how politicized the judicial system has become in recent years. you need to listen to what trace said again. these were children, almost a dozen children, and they found the dead body of a 4-year-old on the compound. they found the weapons, they found the training materials. and these people are left to leave the courtroom without paying a bail and i think the best they did is to give a them ankle bracelet trackers. ...