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Trump's re-election chances come to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service november, wolf. >> significant indications. simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. thank, you david. back to jake and dana. and 81% of the democrats who were voting based on the exit polls are angry right now at the trump administration. >> angry and then also 62% say the most important factor is whether or not the democratic candidate can beat trump as opposed to 34% saying that the most important factor is agrees with you. and this is, dana, what we have been hearing from the candidates is their t...

Impeachment, i'm beginning to pursuing the collusion narrative think in retrospect that it was and asserting it notwithstanding probably inevitable. a lack of evidence i think we were going to get impeachment really has hurt the attempt to one way or another from the now impeach on ukraine because a lot of the public says wait a democrats who are really intent minute, we heard all this before on it and even after the mueller and we can't trust these people because they're pushing -- they report failed, they were going to look for something else. what do you think? pushed falsehoods on us befor...

Welcome back. one of the dramas during last week's house impeachment vote was swing district members on both sides deciding if they wanted to toe the party in line in the face of a divided electorate back at home. but it turned out with just a couple exceptions, republicans and democrats voted with their respective parties on both impeachment articles. now that we know how these members voted, the question is how these votes will be seen back in their districts in november. joining me now is one of the most knowledgeable people out there on house elections, dave wasserman. he's house editor an...

Report talks about which senators' fate may be determined by their vote on impeachment. it says for a republican u.s. senators martha mcsally in arizona, cory gardner in colorado and susan collins in maine a vote to remove trump from office is likely to earn them very credible primary opposition, something that would hurt their reelection efforts, but a vote to acquit trump doesn't help them appeal to the kind of college educated suburban voters that they need to win. so i ask you, rashad, how nervous are those senators about how their vote will impact their reelection chances? >> well, they a...

Trump in 2016. earlier, i talked with the editorial writer mark galley about what has changed. >> a lot of my conservative friends, they continue to support him for those reasons. saying we don't like his behavior. we don't like his morals. but he's doing these good things. they're doing the balancing thing. and it's been -- it's my judgment in the last couple weeks that that balancing no longer works. what we're talking about now is someone who is -- you know, one might say to continue the analogy, a morally-abusive in a dangerous way. and it's -- the -- the scales don't work anymore. and it'...