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Distant relative to support this president. it's a weird, incestuous fight in the party. but most people are falling right in line with this administration. >> okay. this is you in "vanity fair" what you wrote about potential -- per the mention of romney about romney/clinton voters. all in all back of the napkin math suggested around 5 million voters supported romney in 2012 but went on to back either clinton or conservative third party candidates in 2016. whether they stay home in 2020, vote democrat, vote their party or reluctantly vote for trump this time around the choices the center right...

Concerned about her being kind of a lightning rod for the president and easy person to go heavy. >> shepard: the person said i'll help her get elected. >> sarcasm. maybe too left for america. some people think going into 2020. the question is, if not pelosi, then who? it's not lot of people raising their hand to say i'm ready to depose nancy pelosi. martha fudge is anything -- thinking about it. she was the chairperson of the democratic national convention in philadelphia in 2016. whether or not she'll get enough traction to depose pelosi who is a bureaucratic infighter. hard to say. >> shepar...

The unknown is similar to 2016. whether there is this other cohort of voters who haven't shown up in polls or don't look as enthusiastic on the surface as they actually are. even if they are, they are still willing to show up to the polls which is what trump is counting on. whether there is a blue wave or not, democrats are heading in with a lot of enthusiasm. >> that's what you see the president trying to address. he wanted to be on the campaign trail and his schedule, ohio, missouri, indiana. those were states that were once the typical toss upstates. they want to get to those who vote in el...

This guy was the conservative hero for so long. i went with him and the senate candidate as well. it was almost as if donald trump was not the president of the united states. you wouldn't have known bit way th -- by the way they were talking. they were mentioning jobs and the economy, all the things the president thinks is boring. he's out there saying, the economy is boring for me to talk about that. that is not the case for these republican candidates. it's simply not. >> mike, i'll let you ask the question, but really quickly, i just wanted to ask you the impact of the fact. donald trump is...

Pittsburgh as the first funerals are held in the synagogue attacks. we're going to tell you why some in that community aren't rolling out the welcome mat. and borderline, americans reacting to the president's idea to end birthright citizenship with an executive order. and swing state super stars, why barack obama and joe biden are strategically campaigning in places that president trump won in 2016. whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of wo...