sean: all right, two weeks from tonight, one of the most important midterms of your lifetime, battleground races have remained neck and neck. republicans are surging in places like north dakota. by the way, indiana now surging. people in indiana, you vote for the libertarian, you are throwing away your vote andk helping joe donnelly. no offense to libertarians, don t split the vote, but of course, president trump s approval numbers are the highest ever. deputy dnc chair keith ellison thinking fast as diane feinstein, kamala harris, and spartacus, stay quiet people in minnesota see what s happening there. doug wardlow down by seven points, as he should be. in addition to his radical left beliefs, ellison facing serious accusations of domestic and emotional and physical violence from his ex-girlfriend, karen monahan. no calls for fbi investigation there. shocking. joining us now with reaction,,
ground districts for the house which are in suburbs are going to be suburban women and they don t have the same reaction as base voters do when you have very divisive rhetoric on things like immigration. this could be counterproductive for a lot of those republicans in places like in the suburbs and places where i am right now, like chicago or, you know, places like outside of philadelphia where there are a lot of battle ground races that are going to decide whether or not republicans are able to keep the house. kevin is absolutely right. in fact, talking about immigration to those suburban college educated women, they think about the family separation, they think about the kids who are still being detained. that is the opposite of a motivator for them. so he might be sacrificing what was pretty typical a republican voting block, white women, he might be sacrificing them to play up that base. jeff, explain one more time, i understand that fear is a motivator, but why can t the
be b very, very purple, if not turning very blue in the past, so they think that is the place to put their energy. but this is also a national movement. they want to start the process of what they say is getting a million new voters registered across the country with this. and that will not be the last of these sorts of rallies. they intend to hold ten of these, at least ten, in ten different battleground states. they announced a few here, at least battleground races in texas, ohio and pennsylvania is where they re going with this, but clearly, this is an attempt to take that energy from last year and this year those women s marches and turn into action. ana. miguel in las vegas. thanks. straight ahead, he is the president. he s the president s point man. on mideast peace. now reportedly diplomacy with china. so why is jared kushner, who still only has a temporary security clearance, continually involved in high level talks? we ll discuss live in the cnn newsroom. -looks great, honey
turnout among black voters. he s suggesting also that there perhaps were some buses brought over from mississippi for people to vote illegally in some of the counties that are primarily populated by black voters. all of this has been going on on the internet. in some of the darker places where we see conspiracy he theorists and some the experts that moore points to for his experts are known to spread conspiracy theories as well. all of this bodes poorly for them as a whole to move past this for roy moore. both of these parties are going to look ahead to future races. let me ask you about politico wrote about the top two races to watch for 2018. quote, the battle for the house is a district for district affair scattered across for trends that dominate the battleground races for the next
tim, you had a huge story that s coming. i ll be watching politico magazine this week. what are you working on? i m almost sworn to sue lens. it will relate to john boehner and his 25 years in washington. a great tease. fran, what are you working on? i am heading very soon to asia with the president. so speaking of kim jong-un, i ll be heading to tokyo, china, and the philippines. looking ahead to that, what does that mean for this president, what does it mean for the united states and what posture does president trump take after that trip on north korea? i have been talking to a lot of democratic strategists conducting polls in the battleground races. donald trump is more popular than they thought. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, less popular than they thought. they would do an advertising blitz. house is in play? house is in play.