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2016. should it be concerning to people that there's not really been much movement on this as far as figuring out who is doing it and who is behind it? >> yeah, i think in the initial stages there were many who doubted whether the attacks in fact were taking place and i don't think that there was enough attention paid to the forensics, to the science, to the medical details about what those who have been targeted, what they were suffering from and we started way too late. this is something that we needed to have done years ago and we're kind of playing catch-up. i'm not sure we're going to be ...

Yesterday. many think this is a small step toward that, however, dana. >> dana: all right, jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you. democrats are reportedly alarmed over a failure to reach voters in the key battleground states that carriied president trump t victory in 2016. should they be worried? i'll ask karl rove. be sure to check out my podcast "i'll tell you what." it's available for download on i tunes or wherever you listen. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of...

Getting results is important. and it's not just russia. it's also china and iran and also north korea. and they're not just attacking the united states. they're going after balloting around the world, in england and germany and france. all of those areas have been targets. >> no question and i'm deep into it. i'm just trying to drill down on this issue of accepting foreign help because that gets to americans' participation in foreign interference. as you know, the mueller report did establish that the trump campaign was open to such foreign help in 2016. should the president say definitively -...

Front of trump in florida. biden has 50% of support, trump 41%. how much do you read into that? >> i don't want to diss quinnipiac here too much but i can't really see a top of the ticket race in florida with a nine percentage point margin at the end. the past five top of the ticket races have been decided by 1.2 percentage points or fewer. quinnipiac has also on occasion had large spreads in favor of democrats, for instance, it did it in 2018 with the florida governor's race. looked like andrew gillum was going to blow away ron desantis. that didn't happen, either. i would caution people not ...

The running for reelection's that lots of people weren't driven to the polls on. there is a slippage of republican support in the suburbs. blue-collar areas, rural areas, are going massively toward the republican party compared to what they use to. it's almost an even swap. that's an issue. if we deny the fact that we are losing support and those suburban areas, that's a lot of seats. if you do the postmortem of the election to see or did we lose mostly, it's in those folks that used to vote republican that -- whether it's a presidents tone or something, they are uncomfortable and they aren't ...