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Said no, path to citizenship, if not path to legalization. >> i know the whole pay a fine. get to the end of the line. what were the two states? >> i believe -- don't hold me, i believe it was alabama and mississippi. but to your question about the base, nicolle, would you appreciate this having worked in the white house, it's so interesting because historically you see presidents attempting to have broad appeal, attempting to appeal to the many at the expense of a few, and president trump basically does the opposite. >> correct. >> consistently with his policy, it's engaging and appealing to ...

And now they are settling on they are old and we have new polls now. the new polls are issue polls that means they are asking voters leading questions like do you think it's a good idea for undocumented immigrants to get health care. that's one of the polling questions that they pointed to in this statement. that doesn't mean the president is winning. it gets to the notion about why is the president so adamant about denying why he's losing in the polls. it shows the president lagging in hypothetical matchups, losing in those rust belts that were so crucial to his election. >> i've heard people...

Tells cleveland.com, quote, it's not in our initial spending plans. it's in the states to watch. also this week, working-class champion sherrod brown announced he would not be seeking the democratic nomination for president. he would have been the most prominent candidate from the rust belts in the democratic primary. hmm, what's going on here? joining muss is senior writer and harry enden. the last president to win without ohio was jfk. is ohio no longer a bellwether? >> i don't think it actually is. the governor's race, mike dewine easily wins. and if you take the cumulative house vote, it's...

The way that the freedom caucus really helped drive a lot of the narrative for the republican party this 2016. it's realistic, there's a very, very strong active base in the democratic party, but as we also saw, a lot of these races were localized in the 2018 midterm elections where a lot of the messaging was focused around health care and the local economic situation. i think as long as the presidential campaign sticks to that, i think they've got a good shot. if they go pretty hard on the base they'll have a hard time winning back the industrial and the rust belts. >> the freedom caucus was ...