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The horrible famine and deaths that are now a result of the saudi war in yemen? we can't let him off the hook. the new congress is going to take whatever actions and whatever visions are necessary. why is the president doing this? why is he ignoring the intelligence community? and what is the result? i tell you one thing, on the armed services committee of which i sit, there has been many of us democrats who have been opposed to the continuation of arms sales to saudi arabia so that they could prosecute their war in yemen. we're going to take a hard look at that and i'll bet that you're going ...

Yesterday, with no evidence, of voter fraud. he tweeted law enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any illegal voting which may take place in tuesday's voting. but the real issue here -- i mean, there are always a handful of cases of voter fraud, but it's never as big as people like president trump want it to seem, but the real issue is people who have difficulty voting, they go to their polling places, the state has cut back, made it tougher to vote, et cetera. >> that's right, jake. and it's the failure of government to make sure that they provide an atmosphere where peo...

Either/or proposition here. i mean, i think you're going to see some tickets split. we've seen it in the polls in some states. let's go back to ohio again. sheriff brown has a very comfortable lead, yet the gubernatorial race is dead even. >> des moines? >> right. texas, governor abbott is going to win by 20 points. >> you're not in the business of predicting, but what do you see happening? what has been the direction of the race? is it doable for beto? >> yes, it is doable for beto, and i am in the minority that thinks that, but i'm thinking about this race a little differently. even a little...

Through with it, it could have made a difference. >> a hard hitting and emotional issue. one of the reporters you just saw in that report, ari berman, senior reporter for "mother jones" magazine, is joining us now. his reporting uncovered voter suppression in the 2016 election. he's the author of "give us the ballot." ari, great to have you with us. >> great to see you, ana. >> as someone who has extensively covered this issue, what keeps you up at night as we look ahead to the 2018 midterm elections? >> 24 states, so nearly half the country have some sort of new restriction on voting in place...

I never could have imagined that one day i would become the first woman justice on the u.s. supreme court. and not long after i retired i made a commitment to myself, my family and my country to advance civic learning and engagement. i served for nearly 25 years before retiring in 2006. after her late husband was diagnosed beaulsz hiemer's. she urged the congress to make it a priority. an estimated 5.staefb million americans. >> when you say in her words i can no longer help lead this cause. what a void. and cutback sillinal --