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Votes in clark kocounty to offs what might happen on the election day, because the republicans come out in greater numbers and the independents sometimes they will tilt towards the republicans, and the democrats feel pretty good, but i think that they are also very nervous. >> and john, it is kasie hunt, and great to see you. my question for you is watching the president in the last couple of weeks here really trying hard to win in senate races like in missouri and the themes he has been hitting...

Voting turnout. travis county is the second one, which is austin. so those are good signs for democrats. but again, hispanic turnout a problem. theres some fear in those communities over voting. >> theres fear of having any connection to the government. you vote when youre legal or not legal, youre afraid of government right now. >> listen to dave describe the states where they could win the governorships. those are the states that made donald trump president of the united states. so if they fli...

Districts that hillary clinton won between 16 and 20 points. one of the race, its an open seat. its democrats, this is donna shalala who is running for this thinking used to be ileana ros-lehtinen. >> she is stepping down. >> democrats. that would pick up this. >> well that. >> freaked out about donna shalala -- >> they knocked a 74-year-old former clinton cabinet member who doesnt speak spanish in a district that is 60% hispanic, right? and the republicans -- >> she is more charismatic than peo...

Coming back into the work force, i mean, were seeing dinism, manufacturing, the trade war, trump fighting on trade, i understand that doesnt get the headlines, thats not the controversial stuff, but for a person who has been on the margins who doesnt think either party cared about them, whether you are hispanic, black, or white, those are issues that matter because youre feeding your family, and thats the realignment that happens, and i wish the president would talk about it more, but he doesnt....

Tomorrows results? >> i think it is the degree to which you see younger people, the 18 to 29-year-olds turning out and hispanic voters. a lot of people were very surprised after 2016 who may have sat it out who feel if you sit elections out, the outcome may surprise you in a way you dont like. whether they show up at the levels thaw hope you see in a wave is going to be the thing. >> for a slightly different reason, im interested in knowing what it looks like. that can break one of two ways. pre...

To tell you things are getting better, and its better than a democrats slogan, oh, man, are we going to blow this again? >> its a win we are going to need and a win were going to get. im sure of pit. >> we are finally going to put this administration in check. >> leading up to the midterms is a lot of awful voter suppression going on and thats why i am proud to present a new segment called fox news tips for black and hispanic voters. want to make sure your voices are heard. tip number one, dont ...

Thats not true. there are criminal elements in all groups and of course we want people to abide by the laws of this country but are we expecting them to be bet than the folks who are already here? people who were born in america commit most of the crimes. 1. >> 100%. >> illegal entrants because they want to stay low on the radar. >> but why do you need that? you just said in 2014 that border patrol agents shot at these militia members. >> by mistake. >> but can you imagine any group of people sh...

Impact on also serving to rally democratic voters and turn off swing voters in those key suburban districts. now, some republicans hope the strong economic numbers are what the public will ultimately pay attention to. unemployment at 3.7%. a 49-year low. hispanic unemployment at its lowest rate ever. wages at a relatively robust growth after years of stagnant paychecks. republicans hope voters focus on that and not on the normalizing of demonization of undocumented immigrants, bald faced lying, ...

A new tool we have, who are these voters, who lives there? who votes there? the census data gives us a pretty indication they are fairly wealthy. $8,000 above the median average of the country. 70% have a college degree or better in the racial breakdown, two-thirds white. 20% black, 10% hispanic. we are going to watch this race throughout the evening. if republicans hold, it would portend good things for the g.o.p. the third area i want to show you is here in georgia, specifically georgia 6 and ...

Veteran. its tight. mark: maria salazar versus donna shalala, the former clinton administration official. i understand its a largely hispanic district, and she doesnt speak spanish. >> shalala doesnt. mark: salazar does. >> salazar was the mega tv broadcaster on the air. and shes very well known. this is one the democrats thought they had in the bag, and finding out theyre actually losing. so this one the republicans can keep. mark: carlos corbellow versus debbie muscarsell, i guess? >> targetin...