life at yale. watch in-depth sunday, live eastern on book tv on c-span2. us.: david wasserman joins he serves as house editor at the cook political report. your ears perked up on thursday night when president trump declared at that debate that he thinks republicans are going to retake the house november 3. is that possible? current outlook is a democratic net gain in the house. nancy pelosi is in line to expand her majority and there are a couple reasons why the picture in the house is pretty much a mirror image of what we thought a year ago when they be republicans pick up a handful of seats. that republicans are really being dragged down by trump in what i would characterize as second order suburb. are suburbs of traditionally conservative metro areas. a lot of the democrats flipped blue were suburbs of really blue major metro areas like the suburbs of denver orner than virginia. or northern virginia. seeing st. louis, omaha, cincinnati. places that are more traditionally
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your ears perked up on thursday night when president trump declared at that debate that he thinks republicans are going to retake the house november 3. is that possible? current outlook is a democratic net gain in the house. nancy pelosi is in line to expand her majority and there are a couple reasons why the picture in the house is pretty much a mirror image of what we thought a year ago when they be republicans pick up a handful of seats. that republicans are really being dragged down by trump in what i would characterize as second order suburb. are suburbs of traditionally conservative metro areas. a lot of the democrats flipped blue were suburbs of really blue major metro areas like the suburbs of denver orner than virginia. or northern virginia. seeing st. louis, omaha, cincinnati. places that are more traditionally conservative but where republicans are struggling to rise above that drag. is money. factor democrats have outraised republicans all cycle. their donor base