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Politics. the second thing is to engage with the grass roots. he spent his campaign going around the state and using social media to engage with the grass roots to talk directly to voters, and the third thing is to compete everywhere. it doesn't mean you will win everywhere, but you will win senate races you don't expect to win. we won the senate race in alabama in a special election where no one would have thought we would have won. beto may not win but the grass roots will probably pull other democrats over the line, and even if he doesn't win, he's going to have made investments in the part...

On the midterm playing field. there's so much money going into this race. some democrats are saying beto, if you can't move the numbers, you should share your money. he said no. he said folks contributed to this race because they want us to win this race. if they want to contribute to another campaign, they can do that. no. we will spare no expense. a lot of democrats are saying you're getting tens of millions of dollars. send some of this elsewhere. he says no. >> right. there are a lot of grumbling democrats and democratic voters. the democratic grass roots are excited about the race. it's t...

One issue. >> laura: businesses don't want to move to the west side because too much of a risk? whole foods opened in anglewood. i ran into a whole foods executive coming here. we opened up a store. it's not easy. it's not easy being in business there, but we did it. >> we have a high crime rate in the city. >> laura: but it's overwhelmingly democrats. representative ford, i think it's 83% of the city voted for hillary clinton in the last presidential election. about 12% voted for president trump. they keep voting in the same people. take the parties out of it. say it was republican for 70 yea...

To move to the west side because too much of a risk? whole foods opened in anglewood. i ran into a whole foods executive coming here. we opened up a store. it's not easy. it's not easy being in business there, but we did it. >> we have a high crime rate in the city. >> laura: but it's overwhelmingly democrats. representative ford, i think it's 83% of the city voted for hillary clinton in the last presidential election. about 12% voted for president trump. they keep voting in the same people. take the parties out of it. say it was republican for 70 years and they were failing. if you have a bad...

So why do you single out this one person who happens to be a woman, happens to be african-american, therein lies the question. i raise it as a question. why was she singled out and the others were not penalized for basically doing the same thing or, in many cases, worse than what serena did last night. >> andy let me come to you. naomi osaka apologized saying i'm sorry it ho to end this way. this was her first grand slam. this was supposed to be a great moment for her. serena had to stop the crowd from booing. what does this mean this asterisk is next to the 2018 u.s. open win? >> there is no ...