feels she needs to engage with him. at the same time she s not necessarily going to get into the mud with him. and we saw a little bit of that strategy play out during the second debate. you recall some of her supporters wanted her to actually be a little bit more aggressive. but what we re seeing, brian, is a shift to the more positive. we saw that today in an ad that she released in which she talked about the fact that she would be a president for everyone. why is that important? because the campaign is trying to send a message to independents and to undecided voters that she will be a president for them as well. incredibly important in this deeply divided environment that we re in right now, brian. i m told she s feeling confident heading into tonight. kristen welker in the spin room, thanks. you can hear she was battling there with the p.a. system. that s because the audience is getting their pregame briefing. that s frank farroncoff on the left and secretary for the clinton whit