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Home, not so much for trump, but maybe in some of these swing states where you have competitive senate races, take ohio, rob portman winning big, are those voters who are coming out to vote for him, might they also vote for trump? that enthusiasm i think is really important right now for her. >> so, i had a clinton person trying to sell me on the proposition that comey coming out with essentially a nonevent helps them. because they're spinning it as, you see? you see the resistance? you see how crazy it is if you don't have the right person in there. is that just wishful thinking? >> it's in p...

Take ohio. when i came in we had an $8 billion hole. we lost 350,000 jobs. now we have a structurally balanced budget, and there's so many other things we can do. and we're up over a quarter of a million jobs. if you do not have a strong financial foundation, whether you are a business, whether you are a family, or whether you are the government, things just don't work very well. and so the first step to trying to help all americans to rise and have more opportunity is to get their budget balanced and be fiscally responsible and accountable. and, by the way, neil, i'm convinced that you can pr...

>> i want to read this from chris murphy that he wrote. the national rifle association cent countless cycles and million was dollars casting itself a a political juggernaut that presidents should defy at their own peril. for the longest time it worked. not anymore as it turns out. the tiger is made of paper. is the senator right in this assertion when right now just the idea of a universal background check which is supported in the polling and opposed by the nra, that is something we may not see passage. let alone the more significant and harder battle over the ban of assault weapons? >> the s...

There is little movement, the momentum was on romney's side but the closer you get to the end, one of two things happens. the 1980 with rapid movement in one direction or we see what i think we are seeing, movement toward romney but slowing because we are down to the thin group of people. >>chris: do you have any sense of big movement? >> at this point the polls are less important than the early voting numbers, the actually people voting. take ohio, in ohio 1 109,000 fer democrats than now years ago allied for early, and 400,000 more republicans already, so there is a shift of 120,000 or 130,0...

There is little movement, the momentum was on romney's side but the closer you get to the end, one of two things happens. the 1980 with rapid movement in one direction or we see what i think we are seeing, movement toward romney but slowing because we are down to the thin group of people. >>chris: do you have any sense of big movement? >> at this point the polls are less important than the early voting numbers, the actually people voting. take ohio, in ohio 1 109,000 fer democrats than now years ago allied for early, and 400,000 more republicans already, so there is a shift of 120,000 or 130,0...