play game three tonight. the first lady is going to be there. that will be exciting. the philadelphia phillies and the houston astros tied at one game apiece. >> the first lady will be there. her husband said wake me up before you go, go. >> join me on radio. guests herschel walker and tom cotton. stay within yourself. >> bill: thank you, guys, seven days, one week until americans votes. republicans headed for a decisive victory in the house according to our polling. i'm bill hemmer. hello to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." with one week to go the power rankings are interesting and some people will be happy and some people not so happy. pay attention. our final set of fox news power rankings say republicans will extend their advantage in the house, a 19 seat majority

effectively cuts off any democratic path to victory. >> bill: for democrats to hold onto power not chamber they would need to win all 26 toss-up races and pick up another six districts republicans have the advantage. an extremely tall order. >> dana: the house may be slipping away but the senate is still anyone's game. it is expected to be decided by four key races, all of those in a dead heat with one week to go. >> bill: democrats separate to try to keep the upper chamber banking on former president obama to do this. he is going to nevada and arizona and later make a joint appearance in pennsylvania as they look to prevent republicans from flipping that senate seat. >> dana: the former president making it a point to address inflation and crime. two issues his party has shied away from. >> we have a plan. that's why democrats actually have plans. they pick up a few more seats in

both chambers they can force through extreme unpopular laws from education, to abortion. who will fight for working people struggling to pay their bills? inflation is a real problem right now. who will fight to keep you and your family safe? the republican politicians who want to flood our streets with more guns and voted against more resources for our police departments? joe is fighting for you every day. he has your back and doing everything he can to put more money in your pockets. >> dana: we've got fox team coverage to kick it off. kellyanne conway and josh kraushaar. >> our fox news power ranksings suggest republicans are winning on the biggest issues, economy and crime. it translates into a decisive house majority with 236 seats. a third major issue in the g.o.p. favor the border crisis. in terms of movement our power rankings forecast says for the democrats alaska at large is moving from toss-up to lean

democrat. arizona four from toss-up to lean democrat. kansas three from toss-up to lean democrat. nebraska to lean republican. pennsylvania 17 from toss-up to lean democrat. moving in the g.o.p. direction california 27 with republican mike garcia from toss-up to lean republican. california 47 from lean democrat to toss-up. colorado eight from toss-up to lean republican. connecticut five from lean democrat to toss-up. nevada free. new york 19 from toss-up to lean republican. north carolina 13 from toss-up to lean republican. organ five from toss-up to lean republican. virginia two from toss-up to lean republican. virginia seven from lean democrat to toss-up.

now let's look at the big house table. in the middle in gold are 26 toss-up races that will have a big impact on the final outcome. power rankings forecast of 236 republican seats. net gain of 23 seats assumes each party wins half the toss-up districts. if republican turnout is high the g.o.p. could win more than half of those districts and make it a red wave election. a strong democratic performance would see their party take the majority of toss-ups limiting republicans to 223 seats a single digit majority. republican map expands significantly in this forecast for example in new york where crime is the number one issue, particularly among independent voters. dana and bill. >> dana: thanks for the overview. >> bill: well done, mike. headline, the final power rankings give power in the house to the republicans. gop is over the magic number and

here is why. as michael is showing a democratic side of the ledger, this is the republican. toss-ups in gold denoted here are all on the democrat side. you have a tall order to try to hold onto power. you might be better off buying a lotto ticket. it is stacked against you as we have seen in the polls for several months now. advance it one time here. best case for republicans now 249. that would be a gain of 36 seats. that would be a pretty good argument for a red wave in 2022. on the senate side this has not changed in more than a month. democrats are solid in 47 seats. republicans solid in 49. four toss-ups. i'll explain what we're doing on the map here. best case scenario for republicans remember rick scott over the weekend said he believes and predicts republicans will gain 52 seats, maybe more. this is where he is getting that. best case scenario.

dems have a chance to keep the majority in the senate 51 democrats is how we break it down now. one more map. if you look at the eastern time zone and all these races, okay? in yellow are the clear toss-ups, georgia, nevada, arizona. you see the shades of red in here? the shades of red is where the action will be come election night next tuesday night. these are lean republican. we believe ron johnson has the edge in wisconsin and vance has the edge in wisconsin and budde has the advantage in north carolina. but who votes and who turns out will determine the ultimate outcome in these razor thin margins here. a lot about p.a. and georgia, arizona, nevada. what you don't see on this map is republicans have been talking about for the last week. they think they are in play in new hampshire. it is shaded in blue as a lean democrat. that could be again one of the

surprises come election night. with that as a background let's bring in our team josh and kellyanne. josh, go first. do you care to argue what we see and present or do you care to confirm? >> this is a pretty important government on the political map, bill. it is clear that republicans have the political momentum one week to go until election day. a lot of those house races you are talking about, those are biden districts moving a little bit in the lean republican category. the projection is for about 23 pickups for the republicans which would by any definition constitute a republican wave election. the bigger question, bill, is on the senate map where the macro environment is definitely with the republican party but still some questions about the republican candidates in states like pennsylvania and georgia and also the state of nevada. arizona as well. pennsylvania is going to be the

key battleground among all the big early calls, all the big east coast states. that's the bell weather of bell withers but pay attention to pennsylvania, georgia and nevada. whichever party takes two of those three senate races is very likely to hold the senate majority. >> dana: kellyanne top issues nationwide inflation and higher prices 89%, crime 79%. yet you had the governor of new york kathy hochul suggest it was a conspiracy that people thought crime was real. >> that's right. that will cost her, i think it's a blunder of proportion we saw from terry mccauliffe a year ago when he said i won't make the parents tell the teachers what to teach the kids. people remember that. lee zeldin crime is centerpiece and people see folks being pushed in the subway tracks and

know people -- crime as perception is reality. it's confounding the governor of new york would not see and express that. back to the map i think the projections power rankings and what bill and you and josh have said are all correct in this way. that's a real governing majority for republicans. not just a squeaker night where then you have to find a couple democratic votes here and there to pass anything. a larger governing majority than speaker pelosi has had. rolling out barack obama is a great idea. he is a popular messenger but a very pessimistic message. this is not vintage obama hope an change. he is on a recovery and rescue mission. instead of attacking crime, attacking inflation, he seems to be attacking republicans. that's what the democratic party beginning with president biden have done. last point about the "wall street journal" poll that came out. i'm just amazed the republicans are up two points in the generic

ballot. biden 45% disapproval rating. suburban women, 20% have shifted 26 points to the republicans and working class latino voters are also voting republican. that's not just a republican lead. that's a reassignment of voters to a conservative philosophy. >> dana: the changes they've seen in the last six weeks as maybe people were paying more attention and decided to know where they're going. it's like the political realignment an both sides seems to be working in the republican advantage. with president obama going to all those stops, is it too little too late for the democrats? >> number one. working class voters of all backgrounds and races are moving toward the republican party. if republicans have a big, big election night, it is going to be on the backs of hispanic voters who have moved more towards the republican party and small shifts in the african-american vote maybe more open to supporting some

republican candidates. it doesn't take a lot of movement for that to make a big impact on the political map. we've been talking about the new york governor's race. how is a state like new york so competitive? not just the suburbs. a lot of voters in the city disenchanted with the high crime, a lot of them non-white voters are moving toward lee zeldin toward the republican in that race and you see the pattern across the board in many of the battleground states. if republicans are able to make inroads even more so with the working class voters, with hispanic voters you'll see a big red wave election. >> bill: last point. don't overlook pennsylvania. both parties see it as their way to control the u.s. senate. the gazette endorsed barack obama in 2008, 2012, hillary clinton in 2016. they went for trump in 2018. now they're going for dr. oz.

show us the medical records and if you don't it gives us the impression you have something to hide. >> a remarkable endorsement. i read it twice this morning. donald trump was the first republican to receive their endorsement since 1972. his economic record and his record on trade. this is western pennsylvania. that's a very important issue obviously. two things about this. in that endorsement of mehmet oz they say fetterman's health may not be the issue but the impulse to conceal and mistrust of voters. they basically say he doesn't have a job with many responsibilities. they feel oz in that debate and overall with his own medical records is being more transparent and forthcoming with the voters, important to voters. i think that congressional district with -- it is a bluer district than the state of washington and held by a popular democratic legislator for years

but the rcc is investing money because you have the endorsement of oz. i think western pennsylvania is in play. >> bill: that's why we play the games, right, to find out. great stuff josh and kellyanne. thank you for coming on today. >> dana: tune in for tonight's special report spotlight, the ohio town hall. democrat tim ryan going head-to-head with republican j.d. vance. that's tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. >> master manipulators. they have this conspiracy going all across america to try and convince people that a democratic states are not as safe. >> bill: that is kathy hochul accusing republicans of making false claims about crime. we have details. >> dana: after voters have been saying for months inflation is their top concern now democrats are suddenly pivoting from social issues to the economy.

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>> bill: deadly halloween night violence in major cities including houston where the hip-hop star take-off was shot and killed outside his home. crime a top issue for voters who head to the polls one week from today. mike tobin in chicago where at least 14 people, including children, were injured in a drive-by shooting last night. what happened, mike? >> well, bill, the blood shed was in full swing on halloween night. we found the worst was here in chicago. a mass shooting about 9:30 p.m.

local time. intersection where it happened on the west side of town is a troubled part of town. people gathered outside for a vigil. a car pulled up and opened fire. two shooters spraying bullets into the crowd. one man was shot in the head. among the victims a 3-year-old and 11-year-old and 13-year-old boy. rest are said to be adults. police don't have an identity of the suss peptase and don't know why someone opened fire on this crowd. >> we always worry about retaliation obviously. but we don't know enough about this whether it involved a gang conflict or personal conflict yet. >> blood shed in houston results in the loss of life in the rap music world. take-off from the trio was killed at 2:30 a.m. last night. with a lot of information coming from tmz. a private event at a bowling alley.

they report take-off was involved in a dice game. philadelphia saw four shootings across the city, three people killed. a man was killed in brooklyn. another man killed in california outside a nightclub. all in one night, bill. >> bill: too much. mike tobin live in chicago on both those stories today. >> dana: we brought up in the a block the idea the governor of new york said crime is a conspiracy theory that republicans are spreading. they call hochul says gop conspiracy to convince people crime is rising. people are saying it matters to them in this election. not everybody lives in chicago, right? they see it. it is happening and know it is a pattern happening across the united states. >> bill: america, pay attention to new york. lee zeldin was with us yesterday. 14 stops on sunday. i don't know how many stops yesterday. when you are out there and

people see and feel your interest in the job can make a difference. watch new york state come tuesday night. >> dana: the supreme court heard arguments in two landmark affirmative action cases yesterday dealing with policies at harvard and the university of north carolina. they could change the way race is used to college admissions. our next guest is a "wall street journal" editorial board member saying it is a way to favor some races at the expense of others. bill mccarne. i mostly know about this lawsuit and issue because reading your columns over the years. you have been a committed person to making sure this is explained fully to the american people. the headline is affirmative action exposes the secret meaning of equity. what you mean by that and how important was that hearing yesterday? >> it was very important, dana. what i mean is that when people hear the word equity, they think

of what the dictionary says, equal and fair treatment for all. but really, equity is about favoring some races over another. and the ones that are disfavored by affirmative action today in modern american universities are asian-americans. and it is really insidious the way they do it. in its history harvard used character tests to keep out jews, to reduce the number of jews. today they use personality tests to keep out asians because they all score very low in these tests. it is deliberate and done because they want a certain racial outcome and they use -- they rig the system to get it. >> dana: justice thomas said this. listen here. >> i've heard the word diversity quite a few times and i don't have a clue what it means.

it seems to mean everything for everyone. >> dana: i want to show you the poll here. race in college admissions majority favor excluding race in admissions at 63%. do you think that the supreme court is going to strike this down? and what is the fallout or the benefit to all students or asian-american students if that happens? >> i do think they are going to strike it down. the question is how far they go. whether they declare race preferences unconstitutional or just a violation of the 1964 civil right act. it could be very far. the problem is that the universities will probably try to come up with another way to achieve their purposes. but what it has exposed is that the admissions processes are so secret and designed to be secret

so people can't see what they are doing. and they had a hard time defending it. chief justice roberts pinned them down that sometimes it means discriminating by race, and i think they don't really have an intellectual defense of it. and so i hope it goes. it is very unconstitutional. it gets us into all sorts of things. justice roberts, the chief justice, has referred to the sordid business of dividing us by race in other cases. i hope he takes that seriously and i hope they act. they seem very skeptical of harvard and north carolina's case yesterday. >> dana: it is -- could be an earthquake, right, if they decide to do this, then maybe there is a movement forward. i read this morning somebody from an asian american group said one of the outcomes of this should be that everyone across the board improves k-12

education for all students. not penalize students who do well. we want everyone to do well. thank you for being on today. >> thanks. >> bill: there is a crisis without end and it's on the southern border. migrants continue to pour into the country straining already over overwhelmed authorities. >> we cannot afford another six years going forward. >> bill: watch this race. it's republican senate candidate tiffany smiley given patty murray a run for her money. making a deep blue state very competitive. she will be here next. valuable va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to

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tough talk against bill oil threatening to impose a windfall profit tax on the industry. what does it mean and what would it mean to you? edward lawrence on fox business is live at the white house with the landscaping. good to hear it. >> they just started. it's not quite as loud as it has been but they did. windfall tax. the president is saying unless oil companies increase production he will put that tax on any of their profits. the windfall profits they see. this is the last ditch effort by this president to force gas prices lower before the mid-term elections because the saudis refused to delay production cuts. instead he is not changing his energy policies, he has turned back to the blame game on oil executives. industry groups say more taxes will further reduce investment. this as president biden's closing message before american voters decide who controls the house and senate. >> president biden: give me a break. enough is enough. i'm a capitalist. you've heard me say this before. no problem with corporations

turning a fair profit and getting return on investment and innovation. this isn't remotely what's happening. >> as oil companies record big profits after losses under the trump administration because of sagging oil prices, the president has not signaled long-term support for the industry. instead accusing companies of inflating prices and claiming republicans would make things worse if they took the house or senate. >> most of my republican colleagues describe how their democrat challengers are treating them. the same playbook. lies, distort. assassinate people's character. that's all they have. >> tomorrow the federal reserve will again aggressively raise interest rates to try to get inflation under control. that is going to slow down the economy. it will affect what voters believe is the number one and number two issues, economy and inflation. again, it will slow down the economy. president biden obviously wants to try to get in front of any

bad economic news. >> dana: edward lawrence as the leaves fall on the south lawn. >> bill: a reliably blue senate seat shifting in a different direction. washington senator patty murray thought this race was in the bag but tiffany smiley is gaining ground and she is with us now. good morning. we'll see how it goes. joe biden won the state by 19 points just two years ago. how do you make such a significant shift in 24 months? >> yes, we're doing it across the board. i'm meeting with voters who did vote for joe biden and are voting for me. we are connecting on common ground. these issues aren't democrat or republican but american issues. i have folks showing up who are undecided voters say i know who i'm voting for now. men are saying this is the first year my wife is not canceling my

vote and honored to vote for you. veterans are saying i always thought i had to vote for patty murray now i'm voting for someone i'm excited about. the ground swell is real. people are excited and they want change. they are ready to move forward in washington state and connecting on common ground. issues from crime, inflation, gas prices. there is crisis after crisis that senator murray is responsible for here in washington state. she is not a leader, she is a career politician and time to retire her. >> dana: i talked to somebody yesterday who talked in republican senate politics and you have been the most hardest working and most cheerful and disciplined candidate of this cycle. i've maintained the last 2% is always the hardest to get. what do you think you need to do between now and next tuesday to make sure that this toss-up goes your way? >> yes. we're continuing to raise good money. we out fundraiseed patty murray.

so we're going to continue to share a winning message across the airwaves and match that with meeting people on the ground. i've been already in about 20 different cities over the last week. i will hit about 20 more all over washington state. we have a bus that we're taking all over this great state connecting with voters on the ground and sharing the message. the energy and enthusiasm is real. hundreds of people are coming to our events. they're ready for change and common sense. i say we are more alike than we're different. it is time for unity. these aren't democrat or republican issues. this is about the future of our children in this country. senator murray continues to lie and use the same old democrat playbook that people are sick and tired of. they're ready for results. patty murray based her policy off intention. we need to base policy off of results. washington state -- i'll shake it up. this isn't just about washington state but about the united states of america the shiny

beacon on the hill. anyone can change us for smiley for washington.com. we'll send a shock wave to washington, d.c. >> bill: you have been going after her about the last 30 years she has been in office. from sunday night you had a debate. want to play this out and get a line of attack from that one. >> we need to rein in out of control spending. the inflation reduction act does nothing to reduce inflation. >> we passed the inflation reduction act that will specifically lower costs for people's prescription drugs and make sure that they can afford healthcare as we work our way through this. >> bill: i thought one of the more effective lines about you got into it about climate change and you came back and said 87,000 i.r.s. agents do not change the weather. how will that go over in washington? >> well, i also made a point to say that i believe in protecting our environment and senator murray if she cared i don't know why she would shut down american

independence. took donations from the nord stream two pipeline lobbyists. we need to unleash our energy independence. we do it best with environmental protections to lower the cost of gas for families immediately and build out an all of above clean energy approach across the board. so there are solutions. senator murray doesn't have them and it couldn't have been clearer last night in our town hall. >> dana: i saw where you said also that you had met a woman at the safeway who didn't meet the standards in order to get the electric vehicle voucher. she needed gas prices to be lower so she could take care of her family. i will ask one question. yesterday halloween you have three young boys. they got a lot of candy. what kind of candy mom are you? do you let them go for it or what kind of system do you have? >> i let them go for it.

for my boys i never want to be the person that tells them they can't do something. they have a ball and have fun. they get all the candy they can get. i try to ration it out over the year and take control of it. they probably hide it. >> bill: watching your race very carefully. thank you very much. >> dana: ugly brawl breaking out during a women's soccer match on sunday. >> she catches up to her. oh, oh, boy, oh wow, oh wow. >> two players from lsu and mississippi trading punches in the tournament match started when they tried to get possession of the ball during the second overtime. three players were ejected. ole miss won the match on a penalty kick. >> bill: mean girls. they want to win. she got in one last smack at the end.

so -- >> dana: that's terrible. >> bill: bengals lost. >> dana: sorry about them. >> bill: they looked terrible. they looked terrible. >> dana: congratulations to geraldo. >> bill: we don't have healthy players to win. keep the faith. stacey abrams comments on georgia law enforcement slammed by republicans including newt gingrich coming up in a moment. after the takeover, the makeover. elon musk changing twitter and not everyone is happy about that. sean duffy reacts next. arned beg a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody.

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>> dana: we're getting mixed messages on mid-term meddling. the top u.s. cybersecurity official says there are no credible cyber threats to voting. days earlier the feds warned of possible fern meddling.

what's going on? gillian turner can tell us. >> president biden's top cybersecurity official is giving the all clear directly contradicting warnings put out by the intelligence community of foreign hackers targeting the mid-terms. >> we have no information about specific or credible threats to disrupt or compromise election infrastructure. >> just last week, though, the secretary of homeland security warned that china i iran and russia are working overtime to hack the mid-terms. >> there are three, i would say, primary threat vectors here. all of which we are alert to, as are our state and local partners. one is, of course, the cybersecurity threat with respect to those elements that are connected. voter registration databases.

>> this month the f.b.i. released a bulletin acknowledging the same threat. election systems that house voter registration information or manage non-voting election processes continue to be a target of interest formal i shallous threat actors. f.b.i. briefed gop and democratic state party headquarters from chinese hackers specifically revealing they've been targeting campaign operations. mayorkas says dhs has been warning the same states for weeks. take a listen. >> russia, iran, china, and the disinformation that they spread both pre and post election to undermine the integrity, the perception of the integrity of the elections to sew further discord in our country. >> the intelligence community believes that russia's interest in hacking the u.s. election is now elevated due to u.s. support to ukraine during the ongoing war. a bright spot, though, amidst

all the mixed messages, dana. cyber analysts tell us the kremlin's actual capability has been degraded since putin's invasion. the threat from russia, if not china and iran, might be held at bay. >> dana: he might be a little preoccupied. thank you. >> bill: elon musk's take over of twitter not going well on the left. a growing list of hollywood celebrities say they are leaving the platform. "new york post" says elon musk exposed the woke left of cry babies who despise free speech. sean duffy former wisconsin congressman and fox news contributor. what do you think of the reaction we're hearing some are leaving right now, they don't believe -- they don't trust that musk will run a fair platform. >> remember 2016 a lot of the liberals said donald trump won and they would leave america and none left. they will stay and partake in

the conversation. but to piers morgan's point the tolerant left has been exposed as intolerant. they don't want to have a debate or conversation because they have grown up in college campuses and maybe high schools across the country where there is only one viewpoint that's accepted. they think that free speech is an assault on democracy where our founders and generations of americans knew that free speech was a bedrock of democracy. they have flipped it on its head. their ideas are so shallow and fragile and weak that when confronted on a public forum like twitter, they don't stand up. they want to do the mocking and bullying. but if they get mocking or bullying back on bad ideas they can't handle it because their ideas are so bad. >> bill: conservatives argue they have free range for a while. speaking of twitter and social media. you have nine kids, right? >> i do. >> bill: a flow chart every day.

there is a new study that says kids in america age 11 to 18 spend ten hours a day on their device. do you believe that? >> 100%. giving your kid a phone is like giving them crack cocaine. because i have so many kids i got it wrong for the first four. i gave them a phone in eighth grade or freshman year and they will promise they won't get on social media apps and be responsible. they're not. they live on their phones. you and i used to call our friends maybe on a corded or cordless phone. their communication is all on these devices and the problem is you take it away and they can't communicate with friends. what i've done now on child five, a freshman. no phone at all. if she needs to call someone i have a family flip phone that i will send with them for emergency because this is so addicttive. you don't have any control over what they're seeing. for the social media component we put on the screen there, we

have a public computer in our house. if they want to get on a social media platform they do it in the kitchen where rachel and i can see how much they are engaging and what they're doing and can't sit on it for ten hours. there are tools and techniques in place to protect your kids. randomly giving your child a phone in sixth grade, eighth grade, freshmen year. they get addicted. they don't communicate or talk to their friends or families. they want to sit in the room on their phones and stunting their social development and growth. it is a real problem in america. i think there are a lot of techniques and tools to protect your kid. >> bill: here are the recommendations. no devices in the bedroom after bedtime. limit social media until older. talk about it with your kids and

work together with like-minded families. great ideas. >> dana: i'm breaking in because i thought it was such a great point. all the points you were making was very good. what kind of candy dad are you and rachel? >> all in. they can get whatever they want. get as much candy as you can gather. i took the little ones out for an hour. they get half a bag and all in. if you've given your kid a phone and they are addicted to it. make sure you take it at night. a key we've been looking at at our house. take the phone back at night. simple. >> bill: that's like two jobs. full-time for a teenager. >> one job for dana. >> dana: bill has two jobs. now he will go back to 15 jobs after the election. new video shows thieves breaking into a shoe store with plans to

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more than 20 years according to the central election committee. once the final results are published the parties will meet to determine which candidate has the best chance of forming a government. remember in israel you need 61 seats in 120-seat congress to rule. even reaching 61 won't insure a stable government. whoever wins will face an uphill battle trying to break the political deadlock. the top of the list for voters is the economy and security. israel like many countries around the world has faced rising prices and challenges with inflation and security is always an important topic. tension between the israelis and palestinians is very high right now and growing threat from iran imposes challenges for the winner of today's race. polls have pointed to net another political stalemate in israel and a sixth round of elections. >> bill: from the market in jerusalem. we'll see how it goes, trey

yengst. >> dana: key mid-term races getting tighter. in one week voters head to the polls. the last news of power rankings show battle for control of the senate could come down to a handful of races. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: good morning. how are you feeling? >> bill: >> dana: good, how are you? >> bill: are we doing our exercises? >> dana: i did yoga. i don't know if it helps. we'll see. >> bill: mid-term races entering the final stress, a lot at stake. republicans aiming to win back majorities in the house and senate. power rankings out "today" show the senate balance of power is a toss-up. the outcome hanging on four highly competitive races. >> dana: pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, georgia were tight margins in all of them. the senate could go either way. karl rove breaking down what voters are concerned most about. >> at the end of a campaign gravitational forces take over. only a quarter of the american people think