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endorsed against her and fiercely criticizing him after the january 6th capitol attack: hugh, did she find the right formula for keeping together the various coalitions within the republican party. >> i think she did. people are reading too much into what president trump can and cannot do. he very much got j.d. vance nominated in ohio. he very much got dr. oz nominated for the senate. if he endorses joe o'day in colorado he will get over the democratic spending on behalf of the far right candidate running against joe o'day. he could get eric schmitt into the primary in missouri. he could get bill will long. if he get hinds billie greitens it won't matter. is he batting 500 that's pretty good. get rid of the ones that are a rock solid and weighed in alabama and he basically exiled mo brooks to the sideline. he matters a lot it doesn't matter when races are not all about donald trump. >> shannon: amy, what stands out to you from the results last night. >> certainly that one is important because it was taking place in the same state where
measures and clearly national democrats are panicked by the worsening political environment in states run by democrat governors. in colorado senate race, an outside democratic super pac has spent about a million dollars supporting the more conservative state rep ron hanks. observers consider construction company owner joe o'day to be the more electable republican in november. democrats are concerned that incumbent senator michael bennet is vulnerable even though joe biden won colorado by more than 13 points. a national senatorial historic weakness at this point no amount of money will save them. these tactics don't always work. for example, lacy year in virginia, these mailers were sent out tying glenn youngkin with former president trump. in the fine print it said paid for by the democratic party of virginia. if it turns out to be a big year for the g.o.p. as some polling predicts, this could backfire on