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To shape it. the outcome could give early indication how much of a drag of obamacare is on democrats looking ahead to the november elections. jenna: will be interesting to see the results. john, thank you so much. >> reporter: thanks, jenna. jon: there are new concerns about the price of beef in this country. because of the drought in california. it is having a devastating impact on farmers and cattle ranchers there who are expecting to lose billions in revenue. that means consumers could end up paying more for meat and other products. robert gray of the fox business network live in california...

Party that don't want to fix it. they don't want to be seen as salvaging it. and until and unless they have a plan they're behind, they're going to have to pick on it all the time among an electorate that is deep into obamacare and scared about the future of our health care system. and that's why you see a lot of republicans, you might call them establishment types, but saying we're very concerned. one said the word "dangerous" yesterday about this, we're very concerned about the single focus on obamacare and the fear that the public just thinks we want it to collapse. jon: yeah. jonah, we've ...

Obviously, holds a lot of sway. it happens to be the only issue that the party's actually united on right now. including dave camp's bold tax reform plan which was introduced to the news cycle yesterday with reviews of how earnest and practical it is and pro-growth it is with the, obviously, couched in language about its political prospects which are nil and how the leadership is rejecting any prospects for bringing it up this year. so that's not a good story are we runs -- for republicans. in the polls obamacare is not popular. it might be at some point be, but it's not now. it's fine for rep...

They do seem have rebounded. is it all because of obamacare? >> yeah, i don't know if the republicans have rebounded as much as nina suggested. this is all about six year, in the midterms of the president's second term. it is all about where the president stands and he is not doing well. if you look beyond the approval number which is pitiful, 40, 41%, most of the fact most of his loss is among independent voters. most of those independent voters are white and young, under 45 years old. why is that important? he needs those voters specifically to have any success with the obamacare, which not ...

This november? some republicans warn the single issue strategy could backfire heading into the midterm elections. louisiana governor bobby jindal is one of them, a possible contender for the 2016 gop nomination saying in an interview, quote: there are still too many folks who would tell you obamacare is unpopular, and when your opponent is self-destructing, you stay out of his way. just make this election a referendum on what i think on that -- sorry, i think that's a huge mistake if we want to earn the majority, we have to be offering detailed policy solutions, detailed ideas of what we would...