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By the way. pete: even better said. your son killed in 2002. you have been waiting. walks away. illegal not notifying the feds about it. rachel: known criminal, known gang member, and convicted killer and he was going to be released into the community had she not rereally squawked about it. good for her. she is a momma bear. her son was killed in 2002. she is still fighting. by the way a legal immigrants. she goes against this idea that the movement is anti-immigrant movement. ed: pete talking about issues breaking through. people care about at their kitchen tables. all these polls suggesting ...

Obama in 2012. but four years later, clinton won despite losing the state. >> there are areas that were reliably republican, big population centers that are now blue. that makes the starting point of the election a lot closer from the get go. >> reporter: the party should select a nominee who appeals to a broad cross section of voters. but jane, chairman of the ohio republican party believes trump is in a strong position here. she says all the democratic candidates are too radical for ohio. >> those messages don't really resonate in ohio and i don't think suburban voters are going to buy it. >...

Beat obama 53 to 45% in 2012, but four years later, clinton won 50 to 45 despite losing the state. >> there are areas of this state that only six and eight and ten years ago were reliably republican, big population centers that are now blue, and that makes the starting point of the 20 election a lot closer from the get-go. >> state democratic chairman dennis pepper said the party should select a nominee who appeals to a broad cross section of voters. jane tinkin believes trump is in a strong position here. she says all of the democratic candidates are too radical for ohio. >> those messages do...

Heavily to avoid that. they're branding all democratic candidates as too radical for ohio. >> those messages don't really resonate in ohio and i don't think suburban voters will buy it. >> reporter: but around kitchen tables, one thing has changed from 2017. the trump presidency is motivating democrats. >> i've talked to people who admitted they voted for trump in 2016 and will not be doing so next time. so -- and they've always voted republicans. >> do you think they're making a mistake by underestimating what is is happening in your kitchen and in kitchens across ohio? >> oh, yeah. yes. >> b...

43-45. >> there are areas of the state that were reliably republican. big population centers that are now blue and that makes the starting point of the '20 election a lot closer from the get-go. >> state democratic chairman david pepper said the party should select a nominee who appeals to a broad cross section of voters. but james timmkin believes trump is in a strong position here. all of the democratic candidates are too radical for ohio. >> those messages don't really resonate in ohio and i don't think suburban voters are going to buy it. >> around kitchen tables one thing has changed. the...