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several judicial races taking place. unfortunately in mississippi, we've suffered far too long from racialized voting. i hope white mississippians are ready to cut through the rhetoric of the past and look towards the future. >> "the washington post" put it this way, the mississippi republican party sent out a mailer urging supporters to go to the polls, but it has trump's image on it and quotes on both sides. never once does this mailer mention hyde-smith's name or who voters are supposed to be supporting, which leads me to the obvious question, derrick. is this really a referendum on trump? will the results tell us something larger about race? we heard the response to it just last night. trump questioned, who is mike espy? >> well, you know, mississippi is one of the states in the south that you can cut across party lines. the best indicator is the race of a particular precinct more so than people on the ticket.