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What that points to is senator menendez is in okay shape. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. lot of folks look at this after midterm the markets will have a hiccup no matter what happens. what if i told you its the exact opposite? only half the story? at t. rowe price our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic inves...

Republicans think they have a w good shot on the democratic side they flip nevada and arizona, look where we are. back at 51,a 49. thats where we stopped. what is this all about? forty-seven hours rate will get pull closing and then well get data to see this map fill in. bret: remember being up there in 2016 watching that map? [inaudible conversations] martha: speaking of history, the midterms are not usually kind to the party that is in the white house with a few exceptions. w here with more "f...

On the flipside that closing argument i think will hurt republicans in the house and the president has made that cognition and we will see what happens there but the one thing we have not talked a lot about is governor races. 2020 redistricting and there will be probably anywhere from five-ten democratic pickups in the races crucial when you talk about what the house map will look like after the next election. that is really important and democrats have a lot of places they are supposed to pick ...

Calculation and we will see what happened there. the one thing we havent talked a lot about his governors races, 2020 redistricting, there are going to be probably anywhere from 5 - 10 democratic pickups in these governor races, crucial when you talk about what the house map will look like after the next election. thats really important. democrats have a lot of places to pick up seats. >> thank you. thats true. >> historic levels of enthusiasm from voters ahead of the high stake midterm. one of ...

Speakers] >> have one more question. early voting. we are seeing historically high numbers. as of friday, 20 million people voted early. question, is it that people are more enthused and intense is the more opportunity than it used to be? and you cannot get me to the weeds here because i have a minute left. is it -- >> bigger almost everywhere. 37 states voted early. we will have the biggest midterm election since 1966. roughly between an arizona 53 percent of 2016 turnout, florida 68 percent. >...

Agenda and launch investigations into his administration. but, if the gop keeps his majorities in the house and senate, that would traditional losses for the presidents party in the first midterm. then mr. trump will be a more commanding position than ever. we begin with coverage of the battle for congress two days out. with peter doocy on the campaign trail in hialeah, florida. peter? reporter: good morning, chris. democrats believe they built the biggest battlefield for the house in a decade. ...

Nuclear program. bret? >> bret: rich, thinking >> bret: louis farrakhan led a death to america chant during a trip to tehran according to iranian news agencies, america has never been a democracy. also led a death to israel chant at the end of his talk. up next, we look at the brett kavanaugh factor in the midterm. chairman angela merkel says she can work well with any potential successor as leader of her party. lastly, merkel announced plans to step down as part achieved but remains chancellor....

>> okay. we have a set of model. we use three inputs. one is the fnva. second associated press samples and the third is the raw vote. we put that into various different models. the most important model were look at tomorrow is a comparison of how our poll is coming out versus how the actual voter is coming out. >> youre leaving out a very important part. when bill saman makes a loud enough noise that we know we need to focus in on a specific race. >> dana: ill be listening for those noises. than...

Next year that the fed raises rates. it will be a stimulative environment. fed funds is about point and a half above the rate of inflation. >> neil: you know, were looking at florida right now, marco rubio is campaigning. behalf of congressman robup ron desantis. are you looking for any closure out of this race. people forget they make sweeping statements about a midterm if president has a tough bearing for his party. they said that about barack obama. they said that about bill clinton and ronal...

For the party of the new president peerless prep some numbers. since world war ii, the presidents party loses an average of 28 seats in the house in the first midterm. between two and three seats in the senate. i think president trump is doing and trying to break that historic tradition? >> i think the one advantage he has is that he has had the base that is about 40 percent of the vote. people that approve of his present theme. when it comes to republicans is up 80 to 90 percent of republicans ...