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Statutes on the books in states that make it illegal and that will be an important element of the cycle this way. >> dave, from a control of congress standpoint could you see control of the house coming down to these handful of seats in texas? >> very well could. look, the house's margin is razor thin and there are three certainties in life, death, taxes and litigation over texas redistricting. we could even see this revisited later in the 2020s given that there's such sensitivity about the way that districts are drawn with regard to race in texas. this is also a moving target because keep in ...

Second of all, my own view is you have a check the sources and the methods of our intelligence capabilities, especially with adversaries like russia. that is why the community stomach committee of jurisdiction should be the intelligence committee. just so you know, they've been doing an investigation for some time now. they just recently added more scope to that investigation on a bipartisan basis. so you have the ranking member, the chairman agreed to the scope of an investigation going forward, that is exactly where from the congress standpoint, that investigation should occur, because we me...

Outliers who are trying to run from him. and it's a big group. i'm not saying that they're not. but the majority of republicans are home and the majority of those running for office are not right to distance themselves from donald trump. >> and there's a -- >> it's a different candidate and a different year. >> and there's a subset of this, as well. some republicans are trying to blame conservative media, talk radio, saying that this has become the party to have rush limbaugh, et cetera, et cetera. >> but that's not new. >> it's not new. >> ask john boehner. >> but it's surfacing a lot, increa...

"media matters"? >> we conservatives have broad tastes. broad tastes. >> no, i mean -- >> i need to find out what i'm being attacked. >> -- it's getting worse, not getting better. to congressman kasich's point, speaking from the congress standpoint, the house, most of those guys are safe. they can support trump full-throatedly, because they're going to win and trump will get a big percentage of the vote. when you go statewide, you have the governors who are a lot more queasy about this. and this debate, elections usually settle debates within parties. this one is -- >> is it fair to say this? ...