i ll about the legitimacy of the election. my view is her complaint is so b lame it won t do any damage to people s faith in democracy, but it is out there anyway. mark: speaking of faith inn democracy, we mentioned, here we are two years later, we are still investigating officially the 2016 election. today, the president finished his answers for robert mueller. does that mean mr. mueller s investigation is drawing to a close? one would think this represents a final stage. i think the mueller team has been waiting to see what kind of answers it would get president trump to answer for quite some time, and this appears to be it. i suppose it is theoretically possible that they could look at these answers and say, wait a minute, this opens up a whole new lineup inquiry. they will insist on doing that. these independent councils or special prosecutors, when that was still the case, do tend to go on for as long as they want with whatever budget they need.
it is really hard to tell. this is just a bad election cycle for republicans. i remember in 2009, time magazine did a cover and said endangered species for republicans, and republicans won the house, 63 seats in 2010. then in 2012, republicans did an autopsy report, so much for the white house. they went back to win the senate in 2014 and the white house in 2016. we just don t know. maybe 2020 is a terrible year for republicans. we don t know that. i don t think we can really draw the conclusion that somehow republicans are in trouble in the south. we will find out on november 27th what happens in this race. maybe that proves we can be wrong, but i do think chris mcdaniel no longer being on the battle there and just a republican versus democrat race, republicans will come home for hyde-smith. mark: all right, you will be back to tell us about that later. november 27th. thank you, lisa.
i ve met with many of them. i met with the 7,200 caravan in for under the governor, specifically working with immigrants. mostly mexican immigrants living in the united states.ll but also, it was my duty to make sure that we treat it in a humanitarian way, these 7,200. i tell you, you sit down with them for a minute and you are in tears. these are children, these are women.it let me finish these are people looking for a better way of life like your family and my family did many years ago coming to the united states. mark: i didn t come as an asylum-seeker, but if i was an asylum-seeker, this caravan has marched across two national i frontiers. it marched into guatemala illegally and then it marched into mexico illegally. if you are an asylum-seeker, i
am supposed to seek asylum in the first safe country i come to? my friend, we all know the united states is today the most powerful nation in the world. it is the dream of many, many people who are just trying to get out of dire poverty,os violence, to be able to reach the united states and to be a blessing, as they are the immigrants to this nation. t that s the dream. they are coming to the united states, and they are seeking asylum. they are not invading. and it s such a small number. we are talking about 10,000, 12,000 total. mark: wait a minute is you are now saying that a dream is a basis for asylum. i might have a dream definitely. mark: i might have a dreamam to live in barbra streisand s house, it doesn t mean i have a right to move into her guest bedroom.m. if you are a block away from her home and you are being attacked and being raped andre your children, the only chance they have is to join a gang and
there you see on the screen, mike espy is the democrat, and cindy hyde-smith, who is the incumbent will face off then. democrats are really drawing attention to some of the recent comments that cindy hyde-smithen has made and that is what they are kind of honing in and focusing on, however i don t know if this race will end up being as competitive as people are trying to make it out to be. there were two republicans who ate up a lot of the vote. you had hyde-smith, who was the leader, not reaching the 55% threshold, but also mcdaniel not reaching 60% of the vote. without him in the picture, you can see how her chances are a lot better off on november 27tha mark: you don t think there is anything to this theory thate a lot of formerly red states are starting to purple a little? that s the democrats theory on how texas, georgia, and maybe even mississippi, in the medium-term election cycle down the road, things favor them. we will find out in 2020.