senator lindsey graham. i m going to go throughout this country and let people in these purple states know what i thought, know what i think about this process. reporter: the president in rally mode saturday night made the bitter confirmation fight a call to act. on november 6th, you will have the chance to stop the radical democrats and that s what they ve become. reporter: but sticking with her party could have real consequences. republican susan collins yes vote unlearned instant anger to unseat her in 2020. i have to do what i think is right. and over the years the people of maine have trusted me to exercise my best judgment. reporter: while north dakota democrat heidi heitkamp who could lose her seat next month tells 60 minutes voting yes
to say they explore it and they ve come out empty-handed with information against judge kavanaugh. when it comes to the law, it s always great to have lawyerly expertise like yourself, katie phang. thank you. not so fast. how the white house counsel put the brakes on a full fbi investigation and how they wanted it. more on that after this. plus, countdown to the midterms. exactly one month to go. as mentioned today, it s october 6th. on november 6th, voters across the nation will go to the polls. we ll have that as well. polls. we ll have that as well. ahoyy! [excited squeal, giggling, panting] gotcha! ah!
congress, then you need to vote republican. you have to get out there on november 6th and vote republican. president trump encouraging supporters to make his wed wave a reality, but still prospects for that do not look very good. democrats lead by roughly seven points in the latest real term politics. 538 projektding the democrats with a three in four chance of winning the house and picking up 33 seats. a question for many is will what s happening on capitol hill today affect that projection? judge kavanaugh s confirmation expected to happen within hours. kelly o donnell is reflecting on that from the white house. kelly, this is the day. the question is with the reporting over the last 24 hours over the white house was euphoric that was the word being used what are we hearing so far? any official reaction?
this enthusiasm to actual votes during the midterm elections as the party tries to retain control of the senate. in mississippi donald trump is stumping for cindy hyde smith who was appointed in april to fill the seat of senator cochran. on november 6th, toby barthy, because there is a nonpartisan special election, all four names on the same ballot going into november 27th runoff if no one gets more than 50% of the vote. and switching parties in 2010, swearingen as a republican senator, she has been a staunch ally of donald trump and supporter of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. cindy has voted for me 100% of the time. she always had my back, always
called president trump after he started attacking ford s credibility and said this is not helpful. i like the president trump we saw at the early part of this whole debate. as the father of a 16-year-old daughter who frustrates me greatly, i can tell you that she might not tell me this kind of a thing. she wouldn t. no. she goes to drinking parties and that frustrates me as well but at the end of all of this, i think that chairman grassley has been really accommodating. probably more accommodating than i would be as a father of daughters, but he has also taken a very careful political balance to republicans facing a difficult midterm election, where we really do want to have women voters support us on november 6th. at the same time, if you can t confirm kavanaugh, why vote republican at all? i don t think that grassley has been doing his constitutional duty, to really give advice and consent, their