take aways is going to be and this goes to peggy always puts these things more beautifully than the rest of us could, but the take away that the nastiness of politics, that this district race should be about sanctuary cities, that people are anti-god, that formula worked brilliantly for the president. if it works, people will say that works and i m going to adopt that formula so the toxicity of politics, which is already off the charts, probably gets worse. one other quick point to what peggy was saying earlier, there s a reason that temperance in measurement matters in the presidency and why presidents despite all of your viewers and all of us liking cable tv shouldn t be watching cable tv everyday. remember, barack obama and george w. bush when they did watch, they watched espn because you can t go by the whims and flows. you pick pick an economic adviser because you like how he appears on cnbc. you can t phone in to fox &
not only win today, we will win next november. jon: talk about the nearby south carolina s fifth district race, the seat that mick mulvaney left open when he became a director of office and management. you have ralph norman. how do you like your party s chances there? will win this race. this is a head scratcher other than maybe democrats were trying to suggest that they put this in play because they re worried about the georgia sixth. what message are they sending to democratic voters? give us money so we can give up in a race that we don t think we have a chance, but we may want to pretend like we have a chance. republicans will win. the spotlight today is going to be on georgia sixth. if i m republican and one of the 71 districts, that s more
trish: all right. you want to know how high the stakes are in the political election in georgia? follow the money. the congressional race between karen handel and democrat john ossoff is the most expensive race ever. jonathan serrie has more. hey, jonathan. hey, trish. the sixth district race may be grabbing the headlines, but the two candidates are bringing in big names with strong georgia ties to help them in their various campaigns. sonny purdue and health and human services secretary tom price stumped for karen handel and john lewis campaigned for democrat john ossoff. with this election, people are prepared to change. many see the handwriting on the wall. it s time to knock on the
i don t think there has to be a slippery slope where one compromise leads to drastic measures. not about taking somebody s right away or inventorying firearms but preventative measures to help end gun violence. donald trump is scheduled to speak at the nra meeting friday. after that he plans to host a fundraiser for the republican in the sixth district race. the battle over health care. house republicans voting to repeal obamacare missing the president s 100 day target date. the gop confident in their fight to overhaul the bill despite scare tactics by democrats. we think it is a good step in the right direction, very productive conversations with our members. the caucus will support the
estes, he s not fired people. they ve taken the seat for granted. the republicans are sending ted cruz who won the presidential primary there. i think donald trump won that seat by 27%. so that should be no problem at all for the republican, but you don t send ted cruz up to ikanss if there s no problem at all. yeah, can you jowhen you look at that, can you set a line on this? republicans are worried tomorrow if the winning margin in kansas is less than, what do you think it would be? i think it s within, you know, a few points they should worry, but the objective here, of course, is to keep the seat, but as you say, you have a governor who has very low approval rating. donald trump has also low approval rating and the democrats there just picked up a state senate seat near wichita in a district race, a local a statewide a state race. state legislative race. and so there s blood in the water and the democrats are excited and they want to turn out and if they can pick off kans