let's ask conservative commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos duffy in wausau, wisconsin. so, ladies first. we will start with you, because i'm a gentleman. i think the democrats should just nominate mueller. that's the only thing they can have that stopped president trump. they don't have anything else. >> every day that they talk about russia and trump and that the republicans talk about america, it's a winning day for republicans. i heard your poll numbers earlier, the one poll number we should focus on his 75% which is the americans that give donald trump credit for crushing it on the economy. the democrats are frustrated right now and there are a few people out there that are trying to raise the red flags. one of them is a former clinton camp person saying, get off the special counsel, get off of russia. come up with a a message because you don't have one. and that's a problem coming into the midterm. >> jesse: do you think that's a disservice, because they haven't crafted any coherent message around policy that can jive with the voters. >> i don't know if that is the

i go from the suburbs of minneapolis all the way over to wausau and everything north of superior. the upper peninsula of michigan -- bordered most of it. all part of 26 counties. what we saw was a lot of people would quietly say, i support president trump too. but they would never say it publicly. they were embarrassed by it. it was unacceptable in civil society to say that you supported him. but they supported him. and we saw a democrat leaning district that barack obama won in 2008 and ryan won but two points. and donald trump won by more than 20 points. so he won over the traditional democrat voters who thought he was going to fight for them. and they believed it. i have a brother-in-law who is a builder. he said, donald is a builder. my brother-in-law is a builder. but different scales of building. my brother-in-law does houses. but they do not speak the same language. they are two builders bonding over the television set in the debate. a way of connecting that i don't think hillary had. >> obviously, president trump won a lot of democratic voters or swing voters. some people

i go from the suburbs of minneapolis all the way over to wausau and everything north of superior. i have the upper peninsula of michigan order most of it. all part of 26 counties. but we saw a lot of people say they supported president trump but they were quiet about it. it was unacceptable in civil society to state you supported him. but they did here we saw a democrat leaning district that barack obama won in 2008 at two points,one in donald trump one by more than 20 points. him and i haved a brother-in-law who is a builder. they bothly said that build, my brother-in-law does houses and -- he thought they spoke the same language. two builders that are bonding over the 12 -- the television set and the debate. he had a way to connect that hillary didn't. obviously president trump one and blood of democratic voters or swing voters or some people describe them as reagan democrats. in wisconsin, did those folks find their common ground with president trump on economic issues or cultural issues? what's your sense in your area of wisconsin, that is a huge swing that you described. rep.