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Republican primary. this is a very far race to the right. there is a question of who can appeal to those candidates in the center. who can sort of answer that goldilocks problem come november. and it's happening on both sides because the democratic candidates are also being drawn to the left. again, we have had generation, at least a generation of centrist sounding democratic candidates who run as nra democrats, pro gun. now for the first time both democratic candidates stacy evans and stacy abrams are calling vocally for gun control. jimmy carter's grandson cast himself as an nra democrat. >>...

We are building roads and bridges and schools for people that hate us. it is not in our national interest. that's a direct quote. so the president said it was time to get out. it sounds like you say it's time to stay. is that a difference in opinion? some worry that you will be in too much agreement with the president. one of the things i've liked about the president is he says it is time to come home. let's declare victory and come home. but it sounds to me like you're saying we need to stay? >> senator, sounds like of a goldilocks problem, too close, too far, different porridge for each. sen...

Get out of afghanistan. we are building roads and bridges and schools for people that hate us. it is not in our national interest. that's a direct quote. so the president said it was time to get out. it sounds like you say it's time to stay. is that a difference in opinion? some here worry you're going to be too much in agreement with the president. i worry you're going to be too much in disagreement with the president. one of the things i've liked about the president, he says it is time to come home. let's declare victory and come home. it sounds to me like you're saying we should stay. >> so...

Joins us with more. what's the big takeaway from this decision? >> i think it's that the supreme court has made things more complicated. you know, for years basically we've been telling state legislatures they have to use the 1965 voting rights act when drawing districts. they have to take some race into account to make sure that minority voters are able to elect a candidate of their choice. and what the supreme court basically said this week was, okay, you do have to take the voting rights act into account, but you can't use that as a defense because if you put too many minority voters into a...

Joins us with more. what's the big takeaway from this decision? >> i think it's that the supreme court has made things more complicated. you know, for years basically we've been telling state legislatures they have to use the 1965 voting rights act when drawing districts. they have to take some race into account to make sure that minority voters are able to elect a candidate of their choice. and what the supreme court basically said this week w okay, you do have to take the voting rights act into account, but you can't use that as a defense because if you put too many minority voters into a di...