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Which means for a lay person that its not public. that you cant see it. like period, you cant see it. that would go to ongoing investigations. and then theres a part that is public, but as you have known from seeing it, its heavily redacted. that section. it alleges that manafort broke the agreement by continuing contact with the administration though he had been told to cease all contact. >> tucker: theres a story tonight, we cant confirm it, that in parts of that filing that are available for ...

For a lay person that its not public. that you cant see it t like period, you cant see it. and that would go to ongoing investigations. and then theres a part that is public, but as youve known from seeing it, its really heavily redacted that section as well. it allegations that manafort broke the agreement by continuing contact with the administration, though he had been told to cease all contact. >> tucker: theres a story tonight, we cant confirm it that in parts of that filing the investigati...

Which means for a lay person that its not public. that you cant see it. like period, you cant see it. that would go to ongoing investigations. and then theres a part that is public, but as you have known from seeing it, its heavily redacted. that section. it alleges that manafort broke the agreement by continuing contact with the administration though he had been told to cease all contact. >> tucker: theres a story tonight, we cant confirm it, that in parts of that filing that are available for ...

Lawyers vetted them. thats designed to avoid a perjury trap. i think this has been win/win for president trump when it comes to any kind of legal impeachment vulnerability. >> julie: catherine herridge is live in washington. >> the legal assessment is missed with a former prosecutor telling fox the data point indicates a special counsel investigation is now winding down. >> the other things we see our special counsel mueller is evidently going to allow general flynn to be sentenced, it looks lik...

And typically in politics, that kind of, say, anger, but anger, distaste drives. and in a midterm election, the more people you get there on your side, no matter how they get there, you win. >> lets say you won, bakari. if you like it or not, fear is a very big motivator, right? i think its a smart strategy, whether you think its republic kwan cann or not, whatever you think. republicans were not as motivated as democrats, coming out of 2016. >> so, i think when people ask the question, does fea...

Well, its the geography of where the swing districts are and the college educated women are driving the gender gap. >> you talked about enthusiasm. thats a huge thing that everyone has been watching. it was all about the enthusiasm and then among republicans. the lead for dems narrowed to just four points. is that concerning to you? >> i do think that there has been consistent enthusiasm for democrats since trump took office. if you look at the special elections that happened and the 2017 electi...

Or not. its smart because republicans were not as motivated as democrats coming out of 2016. >> when people ask the question does fear and the tactics donald trump is using, do they work, i think there is a data point that says yes, its effective, hes president of the united states. it worked and what you see barack obama is doing is interjecting himself in the cultural debate where many democrats shy away from. and there are people who are sick and tired of the xenophobia, sick and tired of the...

If republicans hold this seat early on the night. its a pretty good sign. if they lose it, then we start thinking and talking about a blue wave. just another thing to keep in mind, sort of a data point here as we move throughout the night. i think the same is true in georgia and the suburbs of atlanta. this is georgia 7. gwinnett county. this is the city of atlanta down here. suburbs to the north and east. georgia 6. marietta area. kerry handle contest we saw last june. if republicans hold here,...

Not two chambers in washington, d.c. >> and let me go to cornell belcher. but th plus 81%. even though arent republicans are slightly ahead we know dough well on abant sentee. a lot of people dont trust the polls nerve when they see the strong republican turnout numbers. but one more data point. tom bonier of target smart put out this on the youth vote. at this point voters under 30 cast 849876 votes. this year 2,000,347, 864 voters under 30 have voted and counting. what does that do you mean at...

Demographics, minority demographics, young people under 35 demographics is in response to these policies, and i think overall as a whole, you know, i dont think michael cohen is going to be a data point particularly on this issue, but if you look at the stories weve covered over the past two years, i think the voters have been watching carefully and theyre eager to get to the polls. i would anticipate theres going to be record turnout. >> real quick, give me one quick headline for wednesday morn...