Peace process, but leaving the specifics up in the air. Why does it matter . Think back to how this year has unfolded. Powell positioned herself, when she came in, part of that wing or faction in the white house. Jared kushner, ivanka trump, but since then working to build rips with people like h. R. Mcmaster is someone that the president trusts and looks to in some of these big settings and high profile moments. And she has influence here in the west wing. That said there have also been questions about her own sort of positioning or the rumors or speculation of where she wanted to end up. She was widely rumored to have wanted to get back to new york. Her family is still there. Which is obviously potentially part of what plays into this. But i would note just a couple things here. Number one this may be just the start of what were now seeing
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john. anderson, starting in florida tonight, the president putting his overwhelming focus in the final days on senate races. republicans say, guess what, that s smart. we currently have the republicans favored to hold control. 49 seats now to 45 for the democrats. the yellow you see here are the toss-up states. toss-ups include florida. this is a highly contested race. bill nelson, the democratic incumbent, rick scott the current governor running for senate. they re a little queasy about the president coming in the final days but he wanted to come to florida and he is going. a big test tonight, can the president sway the vote in florida. let s look at a couple of other stops for the president. he s going back to missouri. republicans say if we can take this state there s no way democrats can capture control of the senate if we take away claire mccaskill. this one personal to the president as well.
six days and counting until the midterms and president trump has a jam-packed campaign schedule in front of him. here s a look at the map of planned rallies. there s 11 of them planned in eight states. john king has his finger on the pulse of what s perceived to be the motives of the president and where he s going to be going, what s important for the president and the republicans and what may not be. john. anderson, starting in florida tonight, the president putting his overwhelming focus in the final days on senate races. republicans say, guess what, that s smart. we currently have the republicans favored to hold control. 49 seats now to 45 for the democrats. the yellow you see here are the toss-up states. toss-ups include florida. this is a highly contested race. bill incumbent, rick scott the current governor running for senate. they re a little queasy about the president coming in the final days but he wanted to come to florida and he is going. a big test tonight, can the presid
county. he lost to the democrat in that county. we are seeing requests for those absentout sesentee ballots. i think in the next few days we have been looking at a little polling that has been all over the place and it is really tough to determine where we are. so i guess a question that a lot of people are asking is can the president sway the race. a lot of what we heard already on twitter, online when he has been talking about this, and i want to pull up a couple tweets, just ahead as he looks to going to look at some of the tweets, i will note that the president will be departing. he play stop and answer questions from reporters that
hal haley, mchale and cole, thank you for being here. this is kind of crazy, right? this is crazy. unc/duke kind of levels? i don t think it compares. really? crazier than that? yes. you re a trump supporter? yes, ma am. does this make you nervous? no, i encourage everybody to get out and support their candidate and i thirn it s wonderful there s so many young people here like me supporting their company and getting out and talking about what they believe in. what does it say to you and tell me about the mood on campus. sure, i mean, i think unc is a very politically active campus so this is really exciting. i think everyone s really interested in this election and it s really tightening. you recognize a lot of millennials, they re concerned about getting them out to vote. exactly, i think early voting was so successful, they made it on campus. it was easy to vote. cole, you re technically undecided. does this sway you at all? could the president sway you at