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On the ballot but i'm not really on the ballot. now it's actually you should act like i am on the ballot. his advisers have impressed on them is how much a change it will be in the political environment whenever the house could possibly flip. in terms of the investigations coming after the white house. it will change the day-to-day life of washington. something he seems to absorbed and this is why the schedule is here. for more rallies until election day. he's put himself on the line almost as any president since ronald reagan. >> thank you both. much more ahead as we count down to the midterm...

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Something of a mistake that president trump some republicans are putting such a focus on immigration. when asked about that, 67 percent of those in the abc news poll they immigration is going to be one of the most important issues driving their vote. but it doesn't say, that doesn't define whether it's a pro-or anti-immigration stance. then when you get down to which political party do you trust to do a better job of handling immigration, democrats come out on top. 47-42 percent. it could be it's a 3 and a half percent margin of error. it could be essentially a tie but the lien seems to go to ...

Competitive in 2020, let alone in a lot of other states across the south in the coming years. >> what do you see now happening in the conversations and the arguments democrats are making that are starting to shape the way that they're going to message in this sort of trump era? >> you're seeing democrats be more forceful and bolder and more unapologetic in terms of progressivism. that's what you see in the stacey abrams campaign. one thing that doesn't get talked about a lot is how early she started organizing and how she targeted voters who would normally support democrats, but sat out in 201...

Campaign, she has a training institute for -- to help women run for office. she has a lot of infrastructure. she registered, i believe through one of her other organizations, 200,000 voters or something along those lines. she has been on the ground organizing in these communities. that's the other important element of this is that you can't go to people right before the election and ask for their vote. >> that's the question we're seeing right now. i saw nate silver saying his model is predicting 101 million house votes this year, compared to 78 million in 2014. enormous. every place we're see...