iowa, you wouldn t go to montana, you wouldn t go to new hampshire. south carolina g.o.p. senator lindsey graham agreed, according again, the desire to abolish the electoral college is driven by the idea democrats wao go away politically. even former president obama said there is a reason wyoming and its 500,000 residents get two senators and california and its 33 million residents also get joe s two senators, saying the founders wanted to make sure the united states put a premium on the states. shannon? shannon: that was the idea. trace gallagher, thank you very much. as democrats are greedy constitution is under attack by president trump, they are also saying it s outdated, and they have these really progressive ideas to radically change it. let s debate. the fox news contributors doug schoen and karl rove, senior vp alexander wilkes. welcome to all of you. the president has waited with a couple of tweets.
harry litman and from the america rising pack, alexander wilkes. welcome to all of you. thank you. shannon: there was a debate about what this bill actually was so the senator talked about it just before the vote on the senate vote, for today, here s his expiration. picture baby that s already been born that is outside the womb gasping for air. that s the only thing that today s vote is actually about. we are talking about babies who have already been born. nothing in this bill touches abortion access. shannon: i think whited nearly every democrat in the senate vote no on this? i think what he said is so misleading. this legislation would criminalize doctors and it doesn t actually address anything to shannon: of baby that s actually a life outside of the one. doesn t he live with anything that happens before. excuse me, it addresses a procedure that just doesn t
tight race with marsha blackburn. the more we can encourage young people to turn out speak to their issues. we have a strong economy but it s not the only issue that affects young people. college affordability, college debt, healthcare, protecting pre-existing conditions we know republicans want to take that away. parents were baby boomers and get older and have to engage more in the healthcare system, we want to make sure were providing those protections. laura: thank you for sharing your perspective on this. this is a big one to watch. we ll see how they do on tuesday. kevin, and alexander, thanks for being here. leland: the president will head to tennessee to help senate candidate, marsha blackburn. check in with peter doocy as it is that enough to keep the volunteer state red? the race for governor in florida in a race for their lives. a former radio host with what is
kavanaugh. trump wants him out because of the boat but in large part because of the d in front of his name. they are trying to swing the vote in donnelly s favor in gary indiana tomorrow. they are saying his voice is getting horse. the indiana senate races getting so much attention primarily because it is so close. both candidates have led for one time or another in the polls. usually within the margin of error. the split right now is less than one point. leland: control of the senate could come down to indiana. mike, thank you. will check back in. laura: with many tight races both republican and democratic candidates are courting the ever elusive millennial vote for victory. alexander wilkes, the executive director and kevin walling the senior vice president at