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On this impeachment inquiry. too, if you want to get the and then it looks as if they whole set. will have some sort. we also sid some fun things on ainsley: she says it's not impeachment, right? zazzle where we have little steve: it's not impeachment resolution. brian: right. ornaments and things, like steve: so it will be interesting to see what it wrapping paper that go with the does other than it's going to put all these democrats, book. it is fun. ainsley: that is a great idea. who are in toss-up district wrapping paper for your children at christmas. that is wonderful. on the hook where ...

As a nationalistic culture warrior. he thinks that his 2016 play book worked fine when the data said it wouldn't. and he also believes, i'm told, it was key to republicans expanding their majority in the senate in the midterms. so the president clearly is focussed only on the wins and the way we know that is because despite saying repeatedly that a vote for any republican candidate anywhere any place before the midterms, it was a proxy vote for him, he's now not taking any responsibility for the gop losses in the house. take a look. >> i won the senate. you don't mention that. excuse me. i won...

Country really. we know what his closing argument is. he's saying very clearly that a vote for any republican on the ballot and any significant race is a proxy vote for him and his political agenda for the second half of his first term. yes, today he's here in make on georgia trying to boost brian kemp. he's the republican gubernatorial candidate. he leaves here and goes to tennessee to campaign for the tennessee senate candidate, the republican senate candidate. he's been doing less campaigning comparatively for house candidates. he was asked about why when he left the white house today. here...

Really well in the senate but could happen. >> we have road warriors in key states and disabilities across the united states. we'll get the latest from several of them this hour. i want to start in washington, d.c. with our white house correspondent jeff bennett. here we are, three days out. the president has been distilling and distilling his message to his voters. what is it and draw the contrast here. we saw it in stark relief yesterday between what the president is saying and what his predecessor is characterizing the democrats' closing statement as. >> reporter: the president is making cl...

Heard obama say the stakes are too high to sit on the sidelines. up until this point we've seen obama and his aides embrace the sort of cautious logic trying to stay removed from all of this for a couple reasons. one, they didn't want it to turn into a republican foil and have the unintended consequence of driving republicans out in the midterm elections as a proxy vote against him, but he wanted to give some space for new democratic voices to come on the scene. there is still this void on-in the party, and you see president obama is now the one to fill it. >> david, you worked with president ...