good to be back with you. look, this thing not getting any better. we have some polls out, a bunch of polls out that show about between 12 and 17% of americans like the bill that was in the senate. i think that s generally speaking lower than what your house bill had. am some point at some point you re a doctor and you have constituents. how are going to move forward with this? you have a bill that people hate. i think people don t appreciate what the bills do it stops the increase in the premiums that we re seeing under obamacare. but it doesn t sir, you know that, right? well it does not. the house bill will bring premiums down by separating out look, you re wrong on the health policy. i m not wrong. if you take high risk people out of the normal insurance pool the insurance rate for everyone else will go down. in maryland it s scheduled to go up 58%. but it doesn t go down for them. high risk pools have not worked in this country. everybody tells me t
races? the down ballot races, and donald trump are separating out, and what you are hearing in kelly ayotte is a mother of sort of taking away all of the political considerations, and just saying, i know what my daughter needs to hear. so i think that you will see the down ballot races, and sort of operating on their own, and now, fortunately, each senate race has its own ground game operation, and it isn t dependent on the republican national committee in any way to turn out the voters. all right. ben ginsberg, as always, thank you for helping us to understand this. great to see you. we are learning that al gore is going to be hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton. we will talk about that with a clinton supporter. and vp nominee mike pence said that he was offended by trump s words and action, and so what happens next? you will watching the site of the second presidential debate