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So the president has told his advisers that he believes he would be making the most contributions if he's on the road in those democratic strongholds making the case against his rivals, those who we have heard him call maga republicans, making the strong contrast between them and, of course, laying out what the stakes are for the midterm election. take a listen. >> this is, i think, the most important off-year election that we've had in -- since roosevelt's time. i mean that sincerely. if we're able to keep the house and keep the senate, we're going to be able to keep doing the things we're do...

>> this is i think the most important off-year election that we've had in -- since roosevelt's time.sincerely, bec so much is at stake. if we are able to keep the house and the senate, we can continue to do the things we've been doing, which are going to change the country. >> reporter: so we'll see president biden twice today. first he'll give remarks on lowering costs, then do a finance event with tina coe tech, in a tight race in oregon, before coming back to the east coast and spending the weekend in delaware. >> thank you so much. a major issue plaguing president biden is his relationsh...

Emergencies. and instead of letting that they tap in here, in kansas, they are stepping up and fighting back. and i hope it really does inspire other states that are struggling in this moment to protect care for individuals. >> in the weeks since the dobbs decision, there aren't so many reports of unintended consequences. people who are unable to get care for a pregnancies or miscarriages. there was a woman in texas who walked around for weeks with her dad fetus inside of her body because the doctor would not perform the dnc for her. can you talk about those unintended consequences? and how th...

Indicated, i think back in to -- when teddy kennedy's seat was won by a republican what that suggested was going to happen in 2010. and i'm not suggesting a blue wave in 2010. i'm suggesting, though, looking at these results from last night which i just see the margins are astounding. that republicans have a hell of a problem, especially in suburban america. >> yeah, joe, i think, you know, you sometimes get these kind of augeris, these omens, like something happens that foretells, that portended what happened later. oftentimes, things that come earlier in the cycle, whether it's the off-year ...

Is a cultural war midterm election to the benefit of the democrats or the republicans? >> it depends by which aspect of the culture war, which battle of the culture war you're going to fight. if you're going to fight about gay rights, about schools and things, i think it may end up being a pro-republican issue in certain states. if you're going to fight about abortion, it's going to end up being in those perhaps same states, pro-democratic issue. however, it is really hard to see a culture war outcome determinative battle when you have inflation at the stage it's at. >> inflation will overcome...