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Spurring an influx of illegal immigration and a wave of crime. let us see with the power panel things. one of them is already laughing. "new york times" best-selling author eric metaxes, a new childrens book called "donald dreams the swamp." fox news contributor jessica tarlov and fox news contributor katie pavlich. welcome to all of you. we are ready for the auction, ready for the special coverage. so the ap, eric says, he is fearmongering his way into the final hours of this midterm. >> first ...

Willingness by some of these people to actually work together. lets just say that the democrats take back the house. are they going to deny working with president trump on an infrastructure bill that they have wanted for a long time? will they deny an immigration deal that the president might offer to them? will they deny an opportunity to go against control of pharmaceutical companies culture market is something that the white house is pushing forward. so i think a lot remains to be seen. it is...

Race. i talked to the data department. when president trump rallies we see movement toward the g.o.p. nominee. tennessee, marsha blackburn was down by 5. president trump comes. he rallies he suspect why 14. dean heller down by 4. trump rallies. all of a sudden up by 7. same in texas, ted cruzs first double digit lead came after a trump rally. there is quantifiable change toward the republican party when the president gets out there. steve: kayleigh, what do you make of the fact that the former p...

At that point, too with todd young. beating evan bye. if it breaks the same way republicans will feel good about that. problem is competing dynamics here. you are also in a midterm where your party is in power. all that being said, they have had a lead, margin of error here. i dont think theres any comfort for anybody going into this election. >> dana: comfortable? >> look, we cant be comfortable. some people were too comfortable in 2016 in my party and look what happened. me included. no. josh ...

Whether there are expected developments, say republicans were to hang on to the house and continue to run the table with all the government under control, what do you think? >> im of the opinion optimism wins, have you to be optimistic, david went through fantastic number every single time a year after the midterm the market went higher. put in perspective. we are on a very strong upward path. weve bounced 25% since the trump election, you can total up 311%, since that 2009 lull. i dont think th...

>> reporter: polls open in 6 states as midterm 2018 start, all kinds of guests lined up to paint a picture of what will happen across america. mike braun would like to be the senator from indiana. rick scott would like to be the next senator from florida. marsha blackburn is the next senator from tennessee. we have eric trump trying to put it into perspective. the day we vote, midterm coverage starts in 11 minutes with "fox and friends" on the channel everybody trusts for their morning news.

New jersey, virginia, everywhere in between, all 435 seats matte matter. historically, a sitting president almost always sees losses in the house. look at this number. in 2010, the first midterm of barack hussein obama, democrats lost 63 seats. oh, he was elected two years later. 1994, bill clinton, democrats lost 54 seats, and for the first time in 40 years, leading the way by newt gingrich, republicans took back the house of representatives. both of them, obama and clinton, two years after tho...

Election in 2016. the enthusiasm was great. nobody gave him a chance, good lord, everywhere i go, it is like this, maybe it will translate to the midterm. history goes against him, wait and see. >> neil: yeah, early on. i like how you can relate football and notre dame and to the state of the economy, that is pretty clever. coach, im curious about what you make of senator donnelly, who is very popular in the state, the president made multiple visits to indiana, he was still doing quite well, sen...

Without a guitar. without a band. youve been to a lot of these events. for a midterm, its a phenomenon to watch this night after night, more people outside in the pouring rain for ten hours toda today. >> sean, that is exactly the point. because as i am out here listening to everyone, you realize these people are so psyched. we have never seen moreu people vote before a midterm election p as early as they are voting now. the energy in this crowd is unbelievable. ive talked to people who have bee...

Voted early or cast absentee ballots. in 2014, the last midterm that we had, it was only 14 million, so it is more than double the number. again, an indication of how energized the american people are for these midterms. >> dana: jesse pointed out to me on the commercial break a lot of republican races, republican candidates did very well in the last 48 hours leading into what are tight races. everything has a nice edge, but republicans are doing better in some places. >> jesse: we did a deep di...