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reporter: three states in particular have a race that could give us a sense where things stand in terms of momentum heading in next year. in virginia, a state trending blue but where republicans have been able to hold on to control of both houses of their jgenera assembly but democrats feel bullish about their chances and tying chances to president trump a recipe worked well two years ago as they cruised to victory in statewide races but republicans do have a chip of their own to play. attacking democratic candidates by connecting them to the trio of scandals involving the governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. if democrats win big, particularly in the swing districts in play in northern virginia and outside richmond, it could be a sign of how president has a growing problem with suburban voters. two red states, mississippi and kentucky, will elect governors on tuesday. kentucky might be the most intriguing. the incumbent republican has an approval rating under water. ....
As the nominee and not a bloodied nominee and a more moderate democrat, howard would think twice about it. schultz laying low because he s recovering from back surgery. a leader in the centrist movement says there is still time. i think he has an ample opportunity to step forward to make this case, particular because there are 20 something democratic aggregates sucking up most of the oxygen. a former congressman who tried to fail to establish a pac to get independent selected things schultz will not run because he failed to tell voters what he would do as president. it s improbable because the start was so unfortunately prepared and ill presented. howard schultz did and make a long twitter dry spell with a tweet yesterday honoring d day veterans. he did say that he was making a decision to run and not by late spring early summer. that could be pushed back to see who among democrats have momentum heading into 2020. ....
Round two of the german cup is done and dusted and i m joined now by dave brown. to walk us through wednesday s games that we re going to start first with the bundesliga side and talk a bit more about against fire leverkusen which was quite a game it absolutely was fire leverkusen it demolished nothing which was quite the result and by liberties in the time just keeps clicking in their last two matches both of which were away and the big sides scored eleven goals and they seem unstoppable at the moment let s take a look. after this six to dropping of braman on sunday leave a coup is not plenty of momentum heading inspect last week. by had an exceptional stuff kevin fall and sets up a d.m. plan to open the scoring up to just five minutes. it seemed like every time they were. labelled coups and scored yet by would they get a second just before the break. and ....
Political process by russia through money and other means and we need to get to the bottom of it. the evidence is pointing at hillary clinton, fusion gps, and others. not donald trump. the legal teams did not respond to requests for comment. simpson will be on the help for closed-door testimony next week. shannon: think his watch. with the russian probe percolating and the special counsel s office note new trouble brewing because of the roy moore controversy commit would seem democrats have some momentum heading into 2018. what does chris stirewalt think? let s break it down. i haven t thought about it. do i think so? let s be clear about one thing. we don t want to take candy coated for republicans. the atmosphere for democrats right now looks almost as good or as good as it did for republicans at this point in barack obama s presidency. ....