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Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. i think thats a fair statement. however president trumps new approval rating could give us clues about which party might control congress. cnns political analyst, john avalon, joins us with our reality check. >> so hot off the presses. new cnn poll released this morning shows donald trump is historically unpopular head into the midterms, despite the heated economy. heres what that could mean for the gop tomorrow night. lets look at the losses sustained by ...

And -- >> i looked at the speeches of both of these guys, and they are all in and all out and all out at each other. this is in many ways a proxy war. >> i cant remember the last time the immediate predecessors was out on the campaign trail and going at each other. >> that has not happened. >> what is amazing is -- if you are an indiana voter your head must be spinning. >> "the new york times" had this piece of flabbergasted most of america talking about the fact that barack obama was out here j...

In florida, i think my numbers are right, i think they have added 2.5 million jobs in the last eight years under rick scott. the economy is booming. its even more critical now. the new tax plan you can no longer deduct your state and local taxes, so places like florida, tennessee, texas, have become very happy hunting grounds for folks to go up and recruit particularly out of the high states in the northeast. weve seen that. florida is on a boom. if i was florida, i would not want to turn that a...

In "the new york times" about phil bredesen, the democratic nominee and your predecessors as governor. hes making the argument im another pragmatic in the tradition of tennessee leaders. im going to do whats best for tennessee. and then you said, thats always been a good argument in tennessee. is it a good enough argument for him to pull the upset? >> i dont think so. that has been governor bredesens argument, and he could point back to a good term as governor. but a couple of things, number one...

The house, largely with voters in the suburbs. independent voters, college educated voters. the very voters donald trump has a problem with. thats why the presidents approval rating is so critical to his partys chances in the house. our latest poll of polls has him at 44% approval. thats below 50%. thats a warning sign for republicans. and let me show you why. take a look at his most recent predecessors in the modern era. look at this. only ronald reagan had 43% in 1982, is slightly below where ...

Total coin flip. and of those, 30 of them are currently held by republicans. republicans are on defense in the house, largely with voters. in the suburbs, independent voters, college-educated voters, the very voters donald trump has a problem with. and that is why the presidents approval rating is so critical to his chances in the house. our latest poll of polls has him at 44% approval. that is below 50%. that is a warning sign for republicans and let me show you why. take a look at his most rec...

Back down to, as the senator said just prior to this, even more so in governors races, its about the quality of the candidate. in florida, the choice is this. in florida, i think my numbers are right, i think they have added 2.5 million jobs in the last eight years under rick scott. the economy is booming. its even more critical now. the new tax plan you can no longer deduct your state and local taxes, so places like florida, tennessee, texas, have become very happy hunting grounds for folks to ...

Southwest and southern california. so this could be not just a long night -- >> a long few weeks. >> buckle up. >> larry sabato and patrick murray, thank you so much. >> the president and his predecessors are ramping up their messages in a final push is punching back the blueprint for hurting trump. 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 re...

This is "cnn breaking news." breaking news. president trump and former president obama both campaigning tonight, trying to get out the vote for the midterm election, now just four days away. theyre trading barb with mr. trump calling his predecessors record, im quoting now, lie after lie, broken promise after broken promise. but president obama says mr. trump is the liar and he accuses him of using racial and religious division to anger and scare voters. ill talk about that and more with congr...

Waters. im here today because of stacey abrams. every single one of us has the same power at the polls. and every single one of us has something that, if done in numbers too big to tamper with, cannot be suppressed and cannot be denied. as our civil rights predecessors used to say, we shall not be moved. for anybody here who has an ancestor who didnt have the right to vote and you are choosing not to vote wherever you are in this state, in this country, you are dishonoring