reporter: democratic foot soldiers fanning out across the badger state. are people talking about impeachment here? it s not what you re hearing at the coffee shops or the hardware store. reporter: a year from election day, this is a door-to-door mission to find out what matters most to voters here. so what s important to you in this selection in. the jobs and environment especially. reporter: do you feel it is a house-to-house bats stle? it is. this is a county that voted for president obama and also for donald trump. president trump won wisconsin by fewer than 23,000 votes. we meet democrat bruce dunn. reporter: how long did you work for chrysler? 36 years and two weeks. not too many jobs like that now. reporter: he s lived racings s ups and down. during trump s terms, he s seen some jobs come back.
i don t buy the conspiracy theories but an awful lot of powerful people protected or enabled him over the years. some is proven by leslie wexner the former head of gap and the fact that he is now dead means a lot fewer people are going to look to those connections and a lot of people who are powerful will be resting easier. or is it the fact he s dead will that increase the investigation of the financial aspect? the person who knew the most is now dead. they say in the old movies, dead men tell no tales. eric: there s the paperwork and potential truck. i m sure there was but i m sure no longer exist. i think a lot of things were destroyed in the case. will the truth ever come out do you think? part will impart well. eric: what he did how he made his money, who he protected coursework. i think what is available and i think we will make the tracings. it turned off he was a made off
it took democrats to get 7 percent to peck up 32 seats. republicans won the national house vote by 7 points in 2010. they picked up 60. i m good at what i do. that s a reminder of the power of a gerrymander. basically twice as many seats for the same national popular vote. understand one fundamental thing, folks, we didn t have those 14, those eight-to-12 state legislatures at the time we ran those racings. we didn t have those governors drawing those lines for us. 2001, yes you did. it was a different republican. it was a different republican. but i m saying. good republican path. good republican math. they weren t as gerrymandered as they are now. the impression is created that somehow this universe has always pre existed. it has not. it s come in degrees and elements. you believe it got worse in 2011?
equivalent of the ntsb. and they have been 2300 miles away. that s been their search area. he says he s still confident that that is the right search area. what do you think? well, i think given the piece of where it was found, you know if i was doing it i would want to expand a few hypotheses and go back at the initial theories of if the plane made that initial turn in the last primary tracings and secondary radar as well from that plane, where precisely was it headed? and i would also want to enlist the aid of persons in madagascar and reunion and look for other pieces on the beaches in that area. if they can find just a few more pieces that might help them triang late better and get a better fix on some of the currents and where it came from. so i guess at this point it would open my mind a little further to france look at other theories and expand the area. but the most important parts
$300. . and, you know i think the per item thing work as little better to see how much you can get out of it. the words how much we can get out of it are damning for planned parenthood. now, very quietly, an industry that harvests and sells body parts from babies has developed. it does business with a company called stem express placed in plasterville florida. they buy bodies from planned parenthood and other providers and dissects them selling organs to research on racings. a woman was hired to draw blood from dead babies. here s how she described being trained by a stem express employee. she has tweezers and she s like okay this is the head an arm, a leg, and she hands them over here you go.