now. congratulations. thank you for joining us. thanks so much i appreciate it and i m happy to be here. you made history today. so you beat a trump backed incombinco incumbent by a comfortable margin. do you believe this was a direct rebuke for the president? i believe that played a role in it, but part of the reason i ran is i didn t believe our district ozbeing represented well. we had a representative who i didn t think was listening to everyone in our community. and so i think it was a combination of his oftentimes full support of the president and also the fact that he wasn t listening to the constituents. a record number of women, sharice were just elected to congress, and many of them are first time office holders. why do you think this is happening now? well, i think that this is
congressional districts, these will decide the balance of power in washington, d.c. you want to nancy pelosi as your speaker? pay attention. these are the house districts that will define the electiontr results. arkansas, second district, where republican incumbent french hill in a serious battle with democratic challenger clark tucker. in iowa, their first district, republican incumbent, rob blum, freedom caucus member, at risk of being overtaken by democrats, one of the best opportunities to snag a seat. if you are in that district, you need to vote. let s stay in iowa, where the third district is absolutely in play. g.o.p. incumbent david young has a tough fight. trump won there by four points in 2016.6. kansas, a few races to watch inn kansas, district two, republican steve watkins, is taking on a democrat, paul davis. kentucky, third district, republican incumbent kevin yoder challenged by democrat sharice
just 75 days until the midterms. democrats are wondering whether to run on impeaching the president. listen to what michael caputo told me last night. with this one charge that cohen has made apparently at the president, we know that they have enough now to do it. it s about impeachment in november. i gotta go. quick yes or no. is the president closer to impeachment today than he was 48 hours ago? i believe so. i believe we have got real problems in the house of representatives. if democrats want to move forward with impeachment, they will need to win back the house. a new record number of diverse candidates are trying to do just that. which brings us to congressional hopeful sharice davis, she s a former sonic drive-in car hop. the first in her family to go to college. raised by a single mother. if elected, she would be the