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Regardless of what they make possibly investigating. thank you very much for speaking with us on atlanta on that. let's go to mccaskill and josh harley. nbc morgan radford is joining us right now. do you have a sense of what people are doing and psyched up for this race? >> reporter: alex, people are fired up. there is also no straight ticket voting. there is no tip of the hat so to speak in terms of which way the race is going to go. make no mistakes, these two are locked in a dead heat. mccaskill is in the political fight of her life, she has to convince voters that she's able to move across...

State of the economy. are black voters in michigan buying that? >> i will say i'm not the boys for all black voters, but-- rachel: you are on the ground. >> of course, when i'm knocking on doors-- i was actually at an naacp dinner of thought-- a few months ago and i was told by someone, young women, who said she lived in detroit for 45 years and feels like she's been no collected by the democratic party and another one told me she's looking forward to finally have a conservative to vote for. michigan is in play in for a lot of reasons one of which is straight ticket voting is not allowed anymo...

Prosecutor, he teaches at georgetown university. christina, i will start with you and tease out some of that polling data during the course of the segment. let's look at the generic ballot. democrats have 50, republicans have 41. what does that tell you two weeks ahead of the election? >> we know a few things. one democrats tend not to turn out in midterm elections in the same rates as republicans, democrats tend to be a younger base. we know that most voters nowadays are not split ticket voting, they are going at the top of the ticket and voting partisan, straight down. we have a lot of reall...

In. a "new york times" article in which candidates can be on multiple lines. the independent party here is a party in new york. you accepted their line and fear from some democrats that might pull votes away from straight ticket voting in those competitive races. and is that a concern of yours, a legitimate fear that accepting that line of the independent party hurts democratic party in congressional races? >> no. that is called fusion voting. and in a perfect world, you wouldn't have it. but it is the reality of new york. democrats often run on several lines as do republicans. i believe they ...

After the surprising upset in alabama that gave democrats a much needed political victory, the white house is planning a large scale campaign to back the gop candidates in the midterm election. the president told advisers he wants to travel extensively and hold rallies and is looking forward to spending much of 2018 campaigning. does the white house run the risk of polarizing down ballot races putting the president out there on the campaign trail? here is doug jones this morning on fox news sunday. >> health care, education, jobs, the economy, trying to get a living wage. that is what people r...