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Republicans. >> you said the suburbs are moving away from the gop. >> that's right. in every election that we've seen, it's the suburban areas that have swung widely away. ed gillespie was losing parts of northern virginia. it used to bad a swing region in that state. you can see that in alabama, the suburban areas where they went to doug jones. the house map is particularly important as far as the suburbs go. a lot of republicans that have held on for many, many years, the very safe republican seats are in suburban areas. if suburban voters continue to prefer democratic candidates, that could...

Misguided. nancy pelosi didn't tell hillary clinton not to go to michigan and wisconsin. nancy pelosi didn't tell hillary clinton not to have a good economic message. i know we're past that and talking about the house races, but it's so much broader than one person. could -- should there be new blood in addition to nancy pelosi? of course. but i have not seen paul ryan keep his caucus together the way nancy pelosi has. >> has, but there is the question. if you look at the house map, the democrats are largely confined to the coast now. there are spots throughout the rest of the country. the dem...

To get it there. because when you ship with us, your business becomes our business. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. the united states postal service. priority: you time for "the lid." panel is back. michael beschloss, amy walter. i know i was watching that debate last night, not about the presidential election, but about the senate map and the house map. amy, what happened last night, is the -- a lot of republicans are worried that the bottom could fall out. what's the talk this morning? >> i don't think they feel any better about that. ...

Can go through them, worried some of the races leaning republican could go democratic if trump stays in the headlines, the nominee, even more worried. it's a factor. how big? ask me in march, april, may. >> a little bit of what's going on, though, is in-house disorder. right? the gop have made big gains since obama has been the president of the united states. and maybe there's a feeling within the party that they didn't get what they were bargaining for in terms of, you know, this big movement of blue to red across that map that you can show us and yet feel they don't have anything to show for...

Politics. 28% say politics doesn't affect their lives. they say they have no opinion on a lot of issues but broke pretty evenly, slightly more obama than romney, those that bothered to vote, richard, but that's your middle. the most important aspect of this, richard, it's a majority of the country is in the middle. minority are the ideologues. >> so, chuck, when we look at that then, the new american center that you're talking about, how do we put that together? which you know so well, which is happening there in washington. >> well, look, washington caters to the ideologues and that's how the...