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Cycles in a row, and if the dems can win it, it is going to herald in a new place for the presidential race, and everybody is dumping everything but the kit chen sink in that race. >> and the president is into to contest and he is so loving the campaign rallies, and it does not matter what the fact-checks say or the exaggerations, he is connecting with the base on the road. >> and he is connecting with the base, andrea, and i have traveled with him to some of the stops, and according to our conv...

I think thats a small assumption and its worth noting that so much can end up changing as far as a balance. and that might end up putting the senate more in play for democrats right now. there are fewer people who end up voting in midterm elections. so the site thats actually more fired up, more enthusiastic often ends up winning. in past midterm cycles in 2006, the shellacking that republicans took, in 2010, and 2014, the shellacking that democrats ended up taking was because one side was reall...

So, again, lets make something clear. fact checking the president doesnt mean were doing anything negative. theres certainly no bias. were just telling you the truth. kristen welker is at the white house. what else did we hear from the president in that fox interview this morning? >> reporter: the president fired up, steph, and talk about a range of different topics, including the midterms. no surprise. he has been out on the campaign trail quite a bit this week. it was interesting he acknowledg...

The midterms only a month away. democrats say their voters are fired up, but republicans say their base is also fired up, angry about nastiness, the nastiness of the kavanaugh hearing. so what do the polls show? im going to bring in now harry enten. cnn politics senior -- look at that. >> thats a fancy graphic. >> lets do that again. harry enten. >> wow, technology is amazing. i feel like im on the fox nfl sunday. >> cnn politics writer and then mark preston, cnn senior political analyst. >> loo...

The midterms only a month away. democrats say their voters are fired up, but republicans say their base is also fired up, angry about nastiness, the nastiness of the kavanaugh hearing. so what do the polls show? im going to bring in now harry enten. look at that. >> thats a fancy graphic. >> lets do that again. harry enten. >> wow, technology is amazing. i feel like im on the fox nfl sunday. >> then mark preston, cnn senior political analyst. >> look at this. >> i was going to say, mark -- >> ma...

Energized their base. the question is who gets the bigger boost. >> that was trchg i think it was four out of the five women said they didnt think cab nau should be on the court, and theyre all independent voters. i think thats interesting because theyre not necessarily being swayed by tribalism or party allegions. this is general consensus seems to be this is going to hurt republicans in the house, not necessarily in the senate. you have democrats fighting to keep seats in red states. so if you...

House. its not probably going to hurt them as much in the senate, just because of the makeup of the map that you have democrats fighting to keep seats in red states. and so if youre in a red state and conservatives are fired up, then thats not actually going to probably be good for you. so it could be harmful to democrats in the sense that democrats were thinking there was this outside chance they could get the senate, even though it was a long shot, and thats looking less in reach right now. >>...

They threw away and threw aside every notion of fairness, of justice, of decency and of due process. nobody has seen anything like it. >> cnns sarah westwood is there where the president is still speaking. sarah, the president fired up, his crowd fired up. what more are you hearing? >> reporter: well, ana, justice kavanaughs confirmation was the first topic out of president trumps mouth tonight. he commented the republicans who refused to back down in what he described as a democratic plot to de...

Ford wasnt -- wasnt heard or wasnt believed. so just as a political matter, do people tend to vote more when they lose and in anger or do they tend to vote more when they win to protect what they have? >> generally i think it is the anger. it is voting against things that drives the passion. i think the point here though is that the democrats already were very fired up. they already were very angry just with donald trump, never mind with this news today. what changed is the way that the republic...

Voice any of their opinions. right now we have been seeing this group shouting and yelling at senators as they head out from voting and on their way home. talked to some democratic antikavanaugh protesters and i said hey look dont you worry that this is going to galvanize republicans? one woman said to me i dont know how much worse it can get. on the other side, republicans say theyre not really concerned by the groups out here of democrats who are fired up, mostly today. youve got people talkin...