it s trending but i don t know. this thing was decided on election day last year and as frank luntz said last night, he says i am not he goes i have the least faith in the polls than i have ever had. ainsley: even the polsters are saying don t trust the polls. the president is out and about, y all. he has had 11 rallies after today six days, crisscrossing this country. today, cleveland, ohio. fort wayne, indiana. and going to end in cape girardeau, missouri which is home to rush limbaugh. brian: i was in missouri they are so fatigued with politicians. donald trump across town. with the vice president here all the time they cannot wait for this to be over. ainsley: it s neck and neck. brian: josh hawley two point lead. he cancelled a couple tv appearances to get back on the stump yesterday. steve: the president has talked so much about his historic win in 2016. talks about how he has gone
[cheers] steve: live from 48th and sixth avenues, take a look at that it s fox square. as you can see the left side. brian: we will be live tomorrow morning, even though i brought my coat today and forgot to bring it last week. good thing i had a t-shirt. ainsley: this is going to be a better week for you, brian. brian: doing the radio show out there, too. a place to go from i could see this being the
tennessee is the national democratic brand, if you will, which is the summer, the kinds of things people do and issues we talk about is a huge problem for me. i didn t think the kavanaugh thing was handled properly. i m a believer in the notion that the role of the senate is to respect the fact that a president has the right to appoint the supreme court justices and ones that agree with his philosophy and the role of the senate is to, you know, make sure that there is competence and ability to perform is there. we drifted away from that. not that long ago, 95 plus votes and scalia got 95 plus votes and that to me is very much the way we ought to be acting. i thought the immediately coming out against anybody that trump put up was a mistake in terms of broadening the base of the party and attracting people in. i thought the way in which the
and i want to share with our viewers a little bit of the flavor that you offered from the ground in texas. everyone is just wondering, is this beto thing a fad, an obsession that matters more in los angeles and new york, or does he really have a shot at winning in texas? well, i guess we ll know if it s a fad by wednesday morning but it certainly feels like a real thing on the ground. i ve been calling this the beto paradox. it s keeping me awake at night. i cannot square what i see in the polls which say consistent lead for ted cruz across all the polling in this race with what i see on the ground in terms of enthusiasm and energy for beto o rourke. i don t want to overstate this but it really does feel like covering a presidential campaign. he ll have crowds in the high hundreds, low thousands at some of these events. a crowd in austin today of several thousand. and they really do treat him like a rock star. he has to be dragged back and forth sometimes from the car by an aide to m
there are a lot of people that i talk to who said health care is such a personal thing for them and something they now think that democrats can just do better because of the affordable care act. it s now popular and people want these things covered. as a result you see even republicans like scott walker saying even though we don t like we don t want to talk about obamacare or affordable care act, we want to talk about this pre-existing conditions. we ll definitely protect that for you. i am just stunned at how the rhetoric on pre-existing conditions has changed since i first started covering republicans on repeal and replace obamacare. now it s immediately, i have a family with pre-existing conditions. it s been a remarkable switch for republicans. we re just getting started tonight. later we ll be joined by dnc chairman tom perez, congressman carbella, steve kornacki and jake sherman and so many more. plus we ll look at two pick-up opportunities for democrats. more on my intervi