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You're watching "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. just coming up to 1030 on wednesday night. i'm john vause. >> i'm isha see shea. the u.s. is talking tough on north korea. the ambassador to the united nations says all options are on the table. >> there's a sense of growing frustration at the u.n. with sanctions and resolutions having almost no impact on pyongyang. here's ambassador nikki haley. >> tell me why we wouldn't do the thaad in light of 24 ballistic missiles in, light of two nuclear tests knowing we're going to protect our allies. we are not going to leave south korea standing th...

Mentioned a fru briefings, the unders and acting are in the pipeline. we announced one for homeland, one in commerce announced. in is the -- >> senator sessions, i mean, in speaking with him. >> of course, he was -- these are people he's clearly aware of and supportive of. 1030 100%, yes. >> you mentioned the meeting with harley-davidson executives tomorrow. there's reporting that he was supposed to go to milwaukee tomorrow -- or he was supposed to. that was canceled because of the company. can you talk about that? >> i just think -- look, it was easier for the executives to come here, conside...

Within out there, as well. >> you know, one of the things that president obama faced when the tea party came out was that he never really addressed him and he paid for it not personally. he always remained personally popular. his policies paid for it in the midterm elections and down ballot in state legislative bodies. i always thought if he would have will this conversation with the people that were upset with him, with the people who didn't like his policies in some way or form, he maybe would have not lost those. >> should donald trump do that? >> yeah, i think there needs to be some sort o...

Held in red states as well and trump supporters, women out there as well. >> one of the things that president obama faced when the tea party came out, he never really addressed them. and he paid for it not personally because he remained personally popular but his policies paid for it in the midterm elections and downballot. and i thought if he would have had this conversation with the people who were upset with him and didn't like his policies in some way or form, maybe wouldn't have lost that -- >> may be a democrat in office right now. should donald trump do that? >> i think should be olive ...

To elect sun who wants to continue the path that he's started. the 2018 elections favor republicans in the u.s. senate and you look at 2022 when redistricting will have happened. the states that will pick up members of the u.s. house are all in states controlled by republicans in the state legislature. we potentially are going to see growing republican majorities the next coming years. >> steve, democratic seats lost since president obama took office. 1,030. that's all around the country. david points out that will affect redistricting at the end of the decade. these are republicans drawing up...