the question is do they want the president to help with the mid-term elections, do they want him out there. i think in some districts, absolutely, people are embracing trump. they want him to come campaign for them. but in other areas, especially these more suburban, centrist, swing districts, they don't want the president there and he is seen as more of a liability. >> what about, sean, the statement about democrats possibly impeaching him? what's the message there from the president? >> the message there is to get the conservative base energized in you have to come out and vote this fall. the president is not on the ball ballot, so a lot of republicans worry the core supporters who voted for him in big numbers in 2016 are just not going to show up in november. this is a way of going to them and saying, the president's not on the ballot -- but, if you give democrats the keys to the car, if you let them control the levers of power in washington, they're going to go after this president. they're going to try to use their power to hold perhaps an endless string ever hearings. and they're bringing up the prospect of impeachment.