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Months spending a lot of money and they've moved this race from a ten point lead to a six-point lead now. they have made some in runs but they've had to spend a lot of money to get that. when you look at the underlying fundamentals of this district, donald trump is unpopular. health care is the number one issue. they want to see democrats control congress. all those things work against whatever positive feelings they have about the incumbent comstock. this book that you somehow found time to right, it's interesting, i just started for full disclosure, i haven't finished it, but essentially i...

Just came out with this one today. this is one of those top opportunities for democrats in the country right outside of washington, d.c., northern virginia. this is that quintessential traditionally republican area that has swung away from the republicans in the age of trump, a 10 point hillary win in 2016, and now this poll has constock down six points in their likely voter model. the interesting dilemma for republicans, there was some thoughts it might be worse for comstock. it is expensive to try to keep barbara comstock afloat. if she's down six points in a very expensive market in a distr...

Didn't go after white working class voters enough. take a listen. >> if i was in charge of the clinton campaign i would have sent hillary in those white areas in michigan and pence. you have to relate to people and ask people for their votes. >> a couple of thoughts. there are any number of things that you could point to the say it was a mistake that we made that probably has some merit to it because as a perfect storm of a lot of different things. one thing that's important as we think about going forward i don't think this is an issue of where there's a magic bullet. we should do this one th...

Two-point hillary lead and a seven-point hillary lead the entire time. between those things. that's actually a significant lead in a country that's very polarized. i have seen journalists who actually say the race is too close to call, it's too tight, in order to feed a narrative that could cover a close race. i think the problem with that in this environment, why i think i want to speak out and say yes, it's not over but it's a definite hillary advantage and she's most likely going to win it is there's a number of voters out there if you tell them it's too close to call and all of a sudden th...

Situation for cable news and for journalists to be in. some journalists feel trump squanders opportunity and reverted back to the first place, a joke but our reporters, our commentators getting ahead of themselves? let's ask former bush cheney advisor matthew dowel joining me here in new york. we heard dan rather saying this race is not over. people should be careful. your message is clinton had a steady lead all long and a political meteor, clinton is going to win a similar victory to obama in 2008. what's the right tone for journalists to keep both these in their mind? >> tell the truth and ...