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Hasnt been without constant work. this is somebody who has been looking for a crime and hasnt found one in two years. and thats the reality of his investigation. not one person has been charged connected to the administration with a violation, any collusion with the russians related to this campaign. but he is still looking for it. i suspect he will continue. what i hope is he starts realizing that since the fake dossier paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc is what started his investigation, ...

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Approximately 12:01 a.m. wednesday morning. take a look at the big picture. change inevitable here? >> certainly change is the new normal. when you look at elections, every midterm election has changed the house or senate this century. when you look at seven of the last nine elections, the house, senate or white house is flipped. so you start defaulting an believing were going to sigh changes. look at the brazilian elections. voters are unsatisfied. they want change. >> dana: tell me about this ...

To do projects together. >> shes pretty good to work with. [laughter] >> shannon: we are glad to have you guys as we are talking with a midterm previous. there is disagreement about how much kavanaugh may factor, because it was a month ago, people were fired up. over the weekend, some more advancing of the story because in a judiciary chair chuck grassley put out that he had 400 plus page report and it indicates this is not over. theyve already referred people, forgetting potentially in trouble,...

They fall into two tall subcategories. we are really focused on those top subcategories, following those. theres lot of people. running for congress. thats what is going to make this so fascinating, i think. we think about -- with this morning, when i woke up, about how all these candidates are across the country appeared people have been working for them so hard across the past year. todays the the day. butterflies across the country. i have never seen the kind of excitement and intensity. hone...

>> alaska race in alaska, too. >> dana: we thank you, josh, for coming on the show. next a battle to control the senate could hinge on races in tennessee and indiana. two close matchups going down to the wire. plus president trump is not on any ballots but is this election really a referendum on him an his record? >> i mean, who ever even heard of midterms? i have had a lot of people say i dont know what midterm is but now im watching every single minute and im going out to vote. but the key is ...

Mr. president, talk about the economy. >> its this president who has won over and over again, who has succeeded and gotten results, passed legislation, reduced taxes, handle north korea in a way that has prevented another missile being fired. at some point people have to question whether the focus should be on results or safety or prosperity or whether we completely focus on the style into the tone. >> harris: great to see you. its exciting, right? thank you, sean spicer. president trumps warnin...

Into town? god bless her, but you cant argue with success. mr. secretary, well be watching very closely tomorrow. we really appreciate you giving us time today for a very busy night tonight before voters go to the polls tomorrow. thanks so much. trumps election proved conventional wisdom did wrong in 2016, so could it happen again quickly pollsters are nervous ahead of tomorrows midterm and two very prominent ones join us next to break it all down. raymond arroyo is here to reveal what hollywood...

This the 2016 reverberation? the first time that anybody opposed to donald trump is able to express those concerns. how much of this is an assessment of where we are? >> dana: i think historically speaking, any president usually loses members from his own party in that first midterm election. that is just kind of standard. as laura was saying earlier, americans alike divided government. kind of how it was set up. there is usually a control on this. it depends on how much of a wave or not you wil...

Healthcare as you know is a big thing democrats have been getting messaging out, especially the last couple weeks. what are republicans doing about that? >> great question because you are right, it topped the polling, the top issue. our internal polling shows when you explain medicare for all, medicare for all means medicare for none. then all of a sudden voters take a negative view of the democratic healthcare plan. consider the fact 56 million beneficiaries in medicare jump in 260 million new ...