creating policy, not offering the american people anything but obstruction. the possibility that they can get the gavel back in 2022 is what scares me the most because they have offered nothing. >> adam, i got to ask you quickly about rural democrats. you wrote that rural democrats are raising the alarm about the party's, if you will, avoidance of flyover states, something to the agree-degree that if you put a "d" by your name, it can cost a candidate somewhere in the ballpark of 35 points in battleground states. is the national democratic party opening their eyes to this problem or are they giving up on rural communities and not fighting for them and focusing on the urban centers of these states? >> i think that's an open question. you see jimmy harrison investing a significant amount of money, more money than ever before into red states. he has a seven-figure red state fund that he's investing in. but you see democrats like in nebraska, iowa raise is question, are we communicating these wins to people who don't have access, don't read "the new york times," don't read politico or "the washington post" or "business insider."