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These countries? hundreds of millions of dollars. who honduras, and to el salvador, right? we have-- to others, we give hundreds of millions of dollars. you know what they give to us? nothing. >> now, immigration is an issue that most democrats are talking about on the campaign trail, but many are complaining about the president's use of the military and sending troops to help secure the border. democrat congressman jerry nadler and a hundred others write to letter to james mattis saying this is nothing, but a militarization of the southern border and stoke is misleading fear of immigrants. an...

Thing and it will be tight, but hawley by two is going to be my prediction in this thing. leland: hawley by two. michael, a prediction? >> to tape. >> yeah, i think that clare is going to win. it's a long night, and it always is. democrats are fired up and coming out to vote and we've seen the intensity rise in the past few weeks, if i was a republican and josh hawley, no wonder the president is coming because it's falling apart. >> no, we're on fire, two parties are going on fire going into the midterm. in a state like missouri that's good. leland: and down in the rural counties, places he wo...

I don't know if were going to exactly know how this number shakeout come election day, particularly because millennial's are more likely to be undecided or independent with no party affiliation than older voters. it's more difficult to predict where it will come down. for republicans, the strongest argument we can make is the strong job economy that's out there now. this is a generation that grew up during tough times. we saw our parents lose their jobs. we dealt with record unemployment for the last decade or so. now, that is turning around. republicans to have a strong argument to make with ...

Hamburger gipson creative to discuss the midterm election and whether candidates have been able to court millennial's and young voters. a big deal for both sides. welcome both. >> thank you. >> laura: the way millennial's have been talking into reading to get out to about making a difference has been very interesting to watch. young voters traditionally set out midterms. this time, it seems like it could be different. how do you think it will go on tuesday? >> you're correct. i couldn't be more excited to talk about this. in 2014 only 20% of millennial voters age 18 to make 35 turned out in th...

Data. jeff is here to separate facts from that spin. hi, jeff. >> more than 30 million americans have cost early ballots ahead of tuesday's midterm election, that's up significantly compared to the 2014 midterm turnout and now some are comparing the enthusiasm to the 2016 presidential election. according to the latest numbers, 28 states and the district of columbia have surpassed the 2014 early voting numbers. in states like florida, more younger voters are turning out who didn't vote in 2016. and open senate seat in tennessee is energizing folks to vote and competitive senate and governor rac...