News coverage is provided. Pretty much even is a big deal and its actually a very interesting district, you have welloff Suburbs Of Columbus and you have places where i spent some time and its a former Industrial Power house thats on hard times right now, the average income there is about half of what it is in the rest of america, so, you know, its reliably republican district with a lot of people that have different concerns and, yeah, the republicans are very worried right now and his Approval Rating in this district is 46 approved, 49 disapprove and, of course, as you know, midterms are often a referendum on the president and so its a very tight race and i think republicans are very nervous because this is the last special election before the midterms and so everybody in the country is watching this race to figure out prediction of what will happen come november. Is it risky for the president to go in there, what if the republican loses, will people be eager in washington to blame t
talking about legislative districts and that s going to involve different tactics than the russian. there s been a lot of attention on facebook, a lot of attention on twitter and rightly so over the last couple of years, indeed that was the primary battleground for the russian influence campaign. i expect to see the russian shift tactics a little bit away from the traditional social media forms, after all that s where everybody is looking, and facebook has done great deal of work to increase platform and more towards local forums, vlogs, things that influence voters on very local issues that we are seeing play out in midterm cycle. mike: so you talked about the efforts to go after key infrastructure, what are we doing to stop? we are doing a lot. as you said at the top of the segment, the administration came out in full force today earlier this week on monday in new york city, the secretary of homeland security hosted an event ahead