educated men he's going to get. he got them last -- in the 2016 election. they've been with him ever since. the problem he is now facing, you alluded to it, is that he is losing women. he's losing white women, who he won by, as he keeps improperly quoting, 52%. not all women but white women. he is losing college-educated whites. these are the groups that are fleeing the republican party. we saw it in 2017 in some special elections and in the state elections in my home state. and that's continuing on. so by doing this i think he is doubling down on his very narrow base. he can only get so many votes out of those people. what he's doing is breaking loose a whole chunk of other voters who are much more likely to leave the republican party. there's also the intensity problem. you look in the latest quinnipiac poll. 55% of women strongly disapprove of him. that's compared to 36% of men who strongly approve.