welcome back. panel is here. matthew r matthew, former democratic congressman. david brooks, welcome. happy sunday after the midterms. david, i want to ask this, did the mid determines change anything, let me put up these numbers here. 46% was the president s popular vote total in 2016. 46% was the house vote for the republicans in 2018. and 45% and then perhaps gets reweighted to 46% will be the president s job rating. i think i sense a pattern here, but i guess, did the midterms change anything. they entrenched things. we ve got a big wall. a big barricade around the 46%. that s his base. they come out for him. i don t see anyone leaving him. this election wasn t a realigning election. it was an endrentrenching. the thing that leapt out is his people did show up. that tells me the working class