jim, roger stone, for decades, has called himself a dirty trickster. it's very hard to believe that he shed those dirty tricks for this campaign. leopard doesn't change its spots, and roger stone does not forget dirty tricks. those are two rules to live by in politics. >> we're four days away, as you know, you're up for re-election from the midterm elections. great job numbers again today. continuing a trend under this administration. what is the democratic party's -- what is your countermessage to voters on tuesday? what will you do for american voters' economic interests that republicans are not? >> jim, i grew up and represent dublin, california, and to people there, the economy is not the stock market. it's not the unemployment rate and it's not the gdp. it's whether people are doing better, saving more, and dreaming bigger for their kids. right now, when health care costs are going up during open enrollment, in some states, premium increases as high as