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Trickle-down effect. in the house power ranksing show four shifts in favor of republicans. three in new york. empire state's newly redistricted 17th district one of the most powerful democrats in congress, maloney, now locked in a tight race against his republican opponent lawlor. issues like inflation and crime making the race highly competitive and moved from a lean d to a toss-up. fox news has learned that the dccc has placed a $600,000 ad attacking lawlor. top gop groups have spent over 5.4 million in that district alone. >> dana: no shortage of money out there, alex. thank you for the upd...

That and actually trying to accomplish their jobs. i think i've seen so many officials in congress, i think of kurt schrader in org egon wh has tried to prevent some of the excesses of her party, trying to prevent some to walk the plank on unpopular legislation that was not going to pass. he was primaried and the seat tilts or changes that likelihood of flipping, you know, he had a toss-up seat that went lean d, i went a toss-up seat that went lean d. both parties are playing the role of trying to eject some of the members best capable of holding op to their seats and that is going to lead to ...

Pursue opportunities outside the halls of congress to solve problems at the nexus between technology and national security. i would love to talk to will hurd more about that if he would like to talk about that on television. the question, i guess, becomes how much pain is that for the republican party? adrienne, i'll go to you on that first. if very can't get someone in a district that's a bit dicey for them to get re-elected in. this is a district that could flip. for the only black member of the united states house that's a republican to walk away, what does that mean for the republican part...

>> yeah. can we talk about will hurd just for a second. he tweeted i have made the decision to not seek re-election for the 23rd congressional district of texas in order to pursue opportunities outside the halls of congress to solve problems at the nexus between technology and national security. i would love to talk to will hurd more about that if he would like to talk about that on television. the question, i guess, becomes how much pain is that for the republican party? adrienne, i'll go to you on that first. if very can't get someone in a district that's a bit dicey for them to get re-elect...

Energizing that african-american base who historically have strong voter turnout. this is a special election. and we know that minorities and lower ses folks, according to political science studies that go back eons don't tend to turnout as much. so again mobilizing those people least likely to vote. but who lean d or at least open to voting for doug jones. so he has to look to the voter polls and pull out those ha haven't voted before and get them energized and out to the polls. >> we have a month to go. long time. so thank you both. >> thank you. >> all right. north korea slams president t...