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♪ ♪ i've got some -- >> okay democrats the blue line, love it more than independents although the independent line rising there at the end, republicans not so much. you give it an "a." >> it was the best democratic ad that we've tested so far this season. it's anthemic, it's optimistic, it's about america and americans. he did an amazing job. he didn't have to say a single word. and that's what's fascinating about this ad. there was nothing in it but inspiring music and people. >> this next ad involves a guy from a very popular television show, endorsing ted cruz. >> i've looked at the candidates, ted cruz is my man. he fits the bill. he's godly. he loves us. he's a man for the job and he will go duck hunting, because today we're going.

watch this. >> over the past few years people have tried to sell us some real doozies. but this is really worth something. when people see for themselves i don't have to convince them, it's a good investment. i don't have to show them the value for their families. so when this guy walked into my shop, i knew he was the real deal. >> okay. there you go. but just an average grade? >> just an average grade. >> very popular guy. >> very, very popular guy. this is a "c." the problem here is celebrity endorsements don't necessarily -- they're not necessarily helping.

watch. >> there's no one else who's running for president of the united states who's actually been responsible for prosecuting and investigating terrorists. hillary clinton will be nothing more than a third term of barack obama. she was one of the architects of his foreign policy. we need to send a clear and strong message to our adversaries that there are clear limits to your conduct and if you violate those limits america is going to hold you to account. >> the red line republicans, the yellow line is independents, you give that an "a." >> an "a."