the county supported democratic candidates since bill clinton in 1992. it all changed in 2016. manufacturing plants were closing and dayton's economy was floundering. trump went there and promised to fix it. he won by just over a thousand votes. so, yeeshsz latyears later, doe dayton feel trump is the one to help them. cal ferr perry, are you on site. what have you heard from vote sores far? >> yeah, if you kind of squint, you can see chris matthews, back in there, we expect fireworks. people passionate as you know about their politics, this is as you set up a place that democrats did very, ver well. trump managed to take it back for republicans. the question, what do democrats do to get it back and how does trump sell himself again the second time around? as is the case, this place was hit hard by the recession.