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Prevent a roy moore type person from getting into the senate maybe if i leave the governor of arizona moot right run and theyd get a more mainstream conservative in there. i get the calculation jeff flake might have made. but there is two ways to look at today. it's extraordinary what we are seeing when republican u.s. senators are saying this about a republican president. and the divide by way is not on issues. it's on character, style, all those things. to see this on the floor of the u.s. senate, so unprecedent. but if you look at it from the the point of view of the trump base, it is a hug...

Mark halperin and mike barnicle are still with us. >> a complete loser! >> look at the weather like that. t.j., please, could you put him up? i'm not talking about the good people of chicago. this was just a slight at that man. good lord. way to go, t.j. he goes for the coffee slurp. from chicago's institute of politics, which i want to go see -- >> any time, we'd love to have you. >> the kids would love you there. >> msnbc contributor, david axelrod. and chief white house correspondent and political director and host of "the daily rundown," chuck todd. >> chuck, a lot to talk about.

It will cost $1.4 billion. and michelle obama has really warmed to hillary clinton, in part because she's listening to the grass roots and michelle obama has great political sense and she's hearing what. >> around the president is hearing, which is if you want to protect this president's legacy and be replaced by a democrat, she's the one that the people want and michelle obama now sees that pretty clearly. on the other hand, the baims are quite concerned about the mid terms. and they don't want a lot of hillary activity right now because they're worried that donors and activists will on focus...

It puts him in a more partisan role which only alienates voters more. it's a tricky pass for him right now. >> it is. whek, we take a look at florida and what just happened and there's a mirror effect here. >> 26% they're more likely to support a candidate that supports president obama's policy. 48% say a candidate's support of the president will have the opposite effect. chuck, whether you're looking at 1994, 2006, 2010, these are the type of questions you dig into to see whether there is go. >> this is sort of the

I don't want want policeman a around. the democrats will know you're full of it. >> whuk, here's the back drop of what you're saying. president obama as approval -- and more voters say their vote will signal their opposition than their support. just 26% say they're likely to back candidate who is support barack obama. 46% say candidate support of the president will affect the vote. 38% viewed democrats unfavorably. voters are split on who they want controlling congress with republicans holding a one-point lead, 44% to 33%. chuck stand by.