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Seat in jeopardy in november? one final thing i want to show you is on the democratic side, brooke. we've got a democratic divide. you know we talked about this a lot. all three of these candidates, in michigan, abdul el-sayed, and brent welder and james thompson, they have the progressive wing endorsement this primary season. it's the flip of what i was talking about kobach. if folks from this wing of the party emerge from the nominations tonight in the states, does that make the democratic party more likely or less likely come november? will their progressive liberalism progressive wing of t...

Ho bring in the most progressive wing at odds with what she is doing. ellisons riding wave of the democratic party. who puts the pure onto dnc to be moderate. >> he would be first muslim american whose faith is islam to win a statewide office. he's not the only one running for statewide officer who happens to be muslim but that's an interesting barrier. >> the question is whether the politics of minnesota shifted. a lot of people suspected minnesota was the next place where the populis may go and see if he's successful in that environment. >> he came close to winning that state. >> the sanders...

Weekend. we have been several months to go. and democrats are still optimistic. we've seen other candidates haven't necessarily done well in the past, so i think the party is experiment, something new. >> and what is the midterm message from republicans? >> first of all, it sounds familiar, right? too fringe, too far to the extreme, no shot of winning. i would be careful of reading too much into these polls this far out. for republicans, it will be that they're doubling down and supporting the president. but for democrats, i think the bigger, longer term question here that will last even beyon...

Candidate against lizzie fletcher and the dccc does not want moser to win that primary. >> what about kentucky? >> kentucky there you have amy mcgrath, this fighter pilot who is basically looks like she has a lot of momentum going into that race. she's backed by more progressive wing of the party, dccc sort of brought on in the last minute jim gray, the mayor of lexington there. it looks like mcgrath has a lot of momentum. >> she represents something we have seen up until this point too, which is that women are doing very, very well in democratic elections. >> correct. you have a record number...

Banning assault weapons is one small piece of the pie. there are so many other things to do to make the most impact. >> and you mentioned health care as an issue important to constituents. where do you stand on health care? are you for the more progressive wing? made ca medicare for all? or are you looking to shore up the health care law that is already in place? >> well, most definitely, i think that, you know, there might be some issues that we have with our existing health care. however, i don't believe in completely breaking down the entire system. >> i think we fix what's broken, but most...