rand paul over the sound bite, he tweeted he s a friend of mine but he is such a negative force when it comes to fixing health care. cassidy bill is great. meanwhile, the vice president has been literally shuttling back and forth between those meetings and health care conversations back here in washington. yesterday he left new york just to fly to d.c. for much of the capital with g.o.p. senators. today he actually left the u.n. security council meeting to take a call from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the president after that spoke about the optimism and the vice president have about this boat. mike pence has been working on it, our vice president has done such a great job for health care. all eyes are on another important relationship, the cosponsor lindsey graham and john mccain. the president has called out mccain for syncing the last health care bill but mccain remembers right. with graham so we could be
tweets i mean, there s been a litany trump called out mccain and called him foul-mouthed and we want on about that. mccain is not the only one that needs trump voters to hold onto his seat in november. reporter: no, we re talking about all of these vulnerable senators down the ballot. this is something we ve been talking about for a little bit. you look at the question, it s all about the margins. if it s going to be a trump loss in november, if the polling we are seeing holds for the next 20-plus days, how much is that loss going to be by? there is general thinking that maybe, you know, six, seven points, you could see some vulnerable senators hold onto their seats. if it gets to be like nine points, big numbers, it will be hugely problematic to maintain for republicans to maintain control of the senate. marco rubio is a good example of this. he s leading his opponent, democratic rival in florida, where we are, panama city marina, but it s this line that rubio s got to walk. he