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It's because of a change in attitude here in wisconsin. governor walker said wisconsin is open for business. president trump we stopped adding to the regulatory burden and have more competitive tax system. all the progress can go away if democrats take control. >> sandra: i hear you talking about healthcare and the economy. i haven't heard you talk about immigration yet. we led in with the sound from the president over the weekend. when you look at that caravan coming it's not what we want, that's not for us, folks. they have to come in legally. he has been hammering this message whether it wa...

-- they may miss the mark. they are favored. we have them at 25, 26. >> bill: the heavy weights from over the weekend. obama and trump and we'll talk about the message. >> these republicans are blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying. >> president trump: we don't want to go back to the obama days of low wages, high unemployment, rising crime, open borders, far-left judges, oppressive regulations, horrible, horrible, horrible trade deals. >> sandra: that was just a sampling, tom, of the face-off we saw from trump and obama over the weekend. >> does anybody think they're changing the mi...

Immigration as a closing message. and one who lies with such reckless abandon, his own allies struggle to keep up. from "the washington post," president trump is painting an astonishing apocalyptic vision of america under democratic control in the campaign's final days. unleashing a torrent falsehoods and portraying his political opponents as desiring crime, squalor and poverty. the post also reports on the risks of owning the politics of division. the 2016 election confirmed a potential president could run and win after stoking racism. now in their closing days, the midterms are shaping up as...

They live and to create a synergy with others to drive change from the bottom up. i was talking to gene earlier in the green room about this. you think about the civil rights movement. it didn't come from the leaders. it came from the bottom up, from the faith community and people who thought, you know, who really felt that african-americans were being treated horribly. and they pitched in. or if you think about the end of the vietnam war. we'd still be fighting there if it wasn't for the fact that young people got involved and took matters into their own hands. so i'm a believer now that i --...

>> they say don't trust the polls but i'm choosing to. we're finally going to put this administration in check. >> nervous democrats on saturday night live last night. a sign of the stakes for the party heading into tuesday's votes after two years of resisting president trump, can democrats translate the anger and passion into victory at the ballot box? joining me to talk about the democrats' closing message is the chairman of the democratic national committee, tom perez. thanks for joining us. new economic numbers on friday showed a quarter of a million new jobs. steady unemployment at a 49-y...