an average of 59.5%. he's going to the deepest of the deep red areas. david, i think the bet that he's making as lined out is a pretty savvy one. it's the bet of, i can shoot people on 5th avenue, it's the bet that worked in 2015, which is no matter what, people will come home when the chips are down and they have to vote. >> that's it. this isn't new -- donald trump is not the first person to recognize this. look, i've had races, i think every candidate out there, when you have to make a decision to get that next vote. are you going to energize your current voters to get more of your base out? or are you going to try to expand the coalition by inviting, as you say, persuadables in? what i'm looking for on november 6 is where those persuadables go. it may be that donald trump is not trying to persuade them and you can ask if the democrats are trying to persuade them. we know there are voters right now looking for a political home on november 6. the delta i want to see and the long length of history looking back, what i want to study on november 6 is this. there are republican voters, disproportionately large number