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Pete good morning. Its labor day and we hope you are not laboring at home. We have a good old crowd here at the Nashville Underground in nashville, tennessee. Its 5 00 a. M. Central time. On labor day. [cheers and applause] pete the line was out the door. Folks pumped. They are waking me up because its an Early Morning here on fox friends. Thank you all for being here. Its great to see you. We are at the Nashville Underground on broadway on the strip here in nashville, tennessee. And the only thing missing, guys, is Griff Jenkins and the doctor. The doctor is in the house, dr. Nicole saphier. ...

I mean, look, you had to win people over that voted for president trump. does this make your -- does it -- do you worry that it sounds like you're labelling his supporters that, and is that a line that is just harder and harder to find? >> well, i hardly talked about trump at all to be perfectly honest in our election when we were up against steve king, i had to call out his racism and his hatred absolutely. but when we give oxygen to it, then we lose the issues that really matter here in the 4th district. the second most agriculture producing district in america, we have 55,000 farmers in thi...

The democrats want to paint the republicans as anti-gay. >> i tun what you're saying. i think to put into perspective, we just had an election, where personhood issues, gay rights or the question of abortion, is still very much in the ether. >> it is, but not to the point it was 12 years ago, eight years ago. 12 years ago, we didn't talk about, the economy, jobless, the deficit. these are the driving issues and unemployment are going to be the driving issues and the republicans want to stick to those issues, they realize that's when we win elections. >> it's surprising, maybe not surprising gi...

Economy, and for democrats right now, health care. that is really what is important for them when they are thinking about the midterm election. there is all this noise that does impact partisans on both sides. really, we are looking at average voters, they do care about those kitchen table topics. >> neil: there is no way to know whether that shows up in voter sentiment going into a midterm election, for example, the midterm election of barack obama's election, we had a pretty good economy, not as strong as now, but there were other factors, i got you. how does that play out politically? >> i ...