senators running for white house right now and going out there with messages that are perhaps not senatorialsages, motivate certain parts of the base, messages that are designed to really, when states are not necessarily where people are running. so i think that will be really interesting where people are there. republican side that will have electoral places down the road is the incredible alienation of hispanics, stance against immigrants from mexico and against bath ways to citizenship, i think that debate is happening very, very loudly and people are not going to forget that debate. >> in states where that wouldn't matter, nevada obviously. >> and florida. marco rubio is vacating his seat to run for president. but it also creates a national narrative -- >> it doesn't make any difference, a republican running for president or governor or anything else in california, doesn't make any difference, means you're going to lose by 23 points or 25 points, you're right about florida and nevada that's a big deal. >> isn't it a problem for general? to have to act like this stuff didn't happen once t

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in iowa, the senate campaign there, republican senatorial campaign ran bunch of ads against the democrats saying he missed a bunch ever votes. it was devastating for him. if it worked against democrat in that state that it could cause you any -- >> i'm not political strategist i'm candidate. i can tell you what i would hurt me more. never coming to iowa, people understand that if i do miss a vote it's not because i'm on vacation. it's because i'm here interacting with the voters in the hopes this they quill give pecans to be the republican nominee and president. again, unfortunately in the senate today majority of votes that are taken are not going to pass, they're being voted on for messaging purposes, important messaging purposes. i'm running for president so in the future when we vote to repeal obamacare or reallocate the money from planned parenthood to another entity we can turn that into policy and law. >> dickerson: thank you, senator marco rubio. to watch the interview check out our website facethenation.com. next up our talk with paul ryan. our clients have relied on us to bring

in, the party becomes the election -- re-election vehicle for the president and this is why the senatorial committee and congressional committee exist because the congress and senate people got tired of the dnc taking the resources for the president's campaign and happened again and this is the result. now, let's not hang crate. we had some big wins. democracy for america for very involved in getting the pennsylvania supreme court re-elected so that they can stop gerrymandered. >> the school board race that was much noticed in colorado. >> yep. >> progressives were able to successfully recall some folks. >> seattle, there was some progressive stuff passed there. so this is not -- tonight is not a disaster but the four years or the six years is not been get. >> so let's flip it around to you, michael steele, because at the state level, right, here's the map. that shows the gop dominance of state legislatures across the country. much of which has been a product of the obama era. but here's, you know, here's -- here's the question. right? i mean, mitt romney lost latinos by 40 points. the ele

is the federal election commission concerned as much with the senatorial races and the house races and so one? should we be more worried about the potential dominance by a small number of donors? have oversight over all federal offices. that includes congress. concernthink there is a about small donors. at all. in fact, from my own arspective, i'm not obviously campaigning consultant so it is interesting to hear the views about how difficult it is even in those campaigns to be able to entice small donors. i know a lot of cities and states, too, have done some sort that theng funding court of connecticut did it, ever zone a use arizona used to. janet napolitano said that is how she won the position of because theyrizona allowed for small donors. that is a positive. the federal election commission presidential public financing which is only used by third-party candidates since obama. ace: i think there is good news and bad news for small donors. the good news is the new technologies and the internet and being able to talk to people online, to be of dissent e-mail. able to send e-mail. a

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as the federal elections commission concerned as much with the senatorial races and the house races and so on? and should we be more word about the potential dominance by a small number of donors? have oversighto over all federal offices, so that includes congress. i don't think there is a concern about small donors. i mean, at all. in fact, from my own perspective, i -- i am not obviously a campaign consultant, so it is interesting to hear the views about how difficult it is even in those campaigns to be able to entice small donors. and i know a lot of cities and states, too, have done some sort of matching funding. connecticut has done it. arizona used to have it. janet told me that was the reason she ran for governor in arizona -- was because they had a system to encourage and to help do some matching funding and allow for small donors. so that is a positive. the federal election commission oversees the presidential public financing, which is only used by third-party candidates. since obama. mr. hanson: i think -- mr. ginsberg: i think there is good news and bad news with small donor

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before senatory, graham again his important line of questioning i wrote in my notes, the opposition willnever push a thought out as long as russia and iran are all in. i think that is the reality. is, what do we do about that? heinrich: we cannot say there will be a political solution and negotiations. the negotiations will fly out of the military situation. they will not negotiate as long as they think they are solidly in power, which they clearly think they do. on the other hand, a no-fly zone with ring us into direct conflict with the russian air force. that raises questions. give me some more thoughts on senator graham's line of questioning. let's be realistic, wishing is not we make a policy. assad will be there as long as russia and iran are willing to stay all in. how do we change that? without a significant committal of military power. ,ecretary carter: first of all assad isan support to having the effective increasing and catalyzing, and motivating the opposition to assad. both thebelieve that russians and syrians will see the effects of that on the battlefield. they will be con

ward baker, the executive director of the national republican senatorial committee.n national committee. we have an all-star panel here. so we'll just get this lid off and basically, i'll turn it over. there are unique challenges for everything. don with facebook is dealing with how technology is rapidly changing every single month, not every year, every week, every day. brad, you have tons of state races. we want to know what you guys are doing on the digital front. ward, my guy, with the u.s. senate race and maintaining the majority and allen greyson, which is out there. we want to hear about that. rob, you know, there's a few challenges at the congressional committee that's facing with redistributing. but you have a lot of the unique thing about katie is we're going to have a republican nominee for president, and the committee has been an amazing job gearing up for that nominee, whoever it is. i will lead a -- leadoff with you, katie. talk about what you're doing to prepare once they get the nomination? katie: the first thing we are doing is making sure digital an