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Over issues like this. district by district, precinct by precinct for probably the next month. >> which is why the secretary of state who oversees this shouldn't be secretary of state while he's running for governor. 100%. i said this many times before. i don't think that should be permitted. the right thing to do is recuse himself if not resign completely because i don't see how anyone can look at this process and say that the integrity of it is not questioned, especially with how nasty that fight has been, especially with the racial history of voter suppression in the south. there is just so...

>> so first, i agree with katrina. the way this is being waged district by district is largely on health care, economic issues, and to recognizing the immigration fury, but they're not taking the bait in that way. the other turnout point, i agree also, it's crucial that not even how many people go to the polls on tuesday but how many people have entered the process. especially young people, veterans, women, people of different races, and so i think we have seen that before. in 1974, with the watergate boom, 1994 with newt gingrich. in 2010 with the tea party. this could be another such wave an...

Place. >> you're saying if the president -- if republicans do lose the house majority, despite what he said publicly, will take some ownership of that? >> i think the administration has to do that, but it is also against historical precedent. barack obama lost 63 seats. bush gained seats but that was largely because of the 9/11 tragedy and the country was very much united. but then brett kavanauill clint 2. so i think the republicans will lose seat, but will the wave be greater than the 23 or is it going to be smaller. and if you look at district by district right now in the place where donald...

Polling data. you look at republicans, 43% say republicans handle the u.s. economy better than democrats. 28% say democrats do that. you look at another bit of data, what are the most important issues to americans. economy and jobs. 38%. what's a democrat to do looking at those data, josh? >> i think all you can do is try to find numbers in there there could be useful. they try to pull it to other issues sump as health care. i think you have to go district by district. the national numbers tell you a certain amount but you've got these huge populations in states that really like president trum...

Generic ballot is a good example. generic ballot putting up there and talking about. they are talking about the national generic ballot. that can differ from district to district, first of all. second, there about 60 to 70 congressional districts in the country that are minority districts that have an 80-point advantage for democrats. in terms of the vote, and that's being factored in there. you almost have to take them out and look district by district by district. pete: ed, briefly, the states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, even though the state based polling in 2016 was off, they had those s...