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Be. when you look at this, it's clear that the republicans had opportunity, but will it cash in. >> i was going to say, this is a bigger cushion than we're used to seeing in the races, but we don't know how much of the vote is in. thank you very much. it seems, boy, you guys are dragging this out -- you have to. if you get one wrong, it's a mistake you don't want to make. seven races on the house side, are within a 1% point margin. you got to take it easy. stick with senior citizen-- sti. and find, on average, $4,628 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you.

Recount? >> reporter: so in the nelson race there is probably going to be a recount there. there's a reason he's not conceding and it's because they're already within to 0.5 percentage point margin where an automatic recount is already triggered. on the other side of the spectrum we have the florida's governor's race and that race has not hit that threshold. they're at 0.6%. in conversations with the guillm folks, there's no expectations that they'll move forward to the recount unless it drops to 0.5. but the scott campaign is not that pleased that the bill nelson campaign is trying to push th...

Rallying point for democrats and will motivate folks to the polls. mike: there's been some reporting that the kavanaugh battle could help the republicans with the senate but perhaps hurt with keeping the house. your thoughts? >> i don't think that's the case because, you know, as dave just noted, supreme court is topping the list in some of these polls, and when the supreme court tops the list, that mobilizes republican turnout. in this election, in particular, our internal numbers show that the higher the turnouts, the better it is for republicans. it kind of flips conventional wisdom on its ...

Back now with "end game," or should we say big game. the nfl regular season begins later this week and of course nothing, not even the nfl avoids politics these days. latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll we found 43% of voters believe kneeling during the national anthem is an appropriate way to protest racial inequality. while a majority, 54% say it is not appropriate. but look at how these numbers break down. 72% of democrats say kneeling is appropriate versus 23% who say it isn't, republicans the numbers are basically reversed and then some. 10% appropriate, 88% not, of course there is...

The approval rating. >> you can look at his overall approval rating. donald trump is at 42%. 53% disapprove. these are not glowing numbers, obviously. he is upside down. he has been holding pretty steady the entirety of his presidency. here is what's new for him. look at him in comparison to his predecessors at this point if their presidency. throughout the last year and a half, trump has been at the bottom of this chart. we compare him to his predecesso predecessors. now he is above reagan, clinton and carter where they were. they were battling tough economies. trump has an economy that's on ...