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and blanch lincoln is the national co-chair to stop internet gambling. it is good to it have you back. >> and we talk politics and this is frankly the most important topic that i don't hear people talking about. it is internet gaming with kids. it is bad for our kids and family and economy. it is the maginal life and kids that don't know what they are doing. kids are playing games forever. and it is working hard to follow the guidelines. and they are used doing this. and all of the sudden, it is a credit card. and the kids, and single mom. and he stole two of their credit cards. on a credit card, that is detrying our families. if i had to spend $20,000 on my credit card they wouldn't have found enough pieces of me. is there any way to police this is start this and give them control. and it is because of the internet and the fbi and told you it is a problem for organized crime. and they can't police it. and the fact that we made it legal. and they can shut it down. and they can't police it. >> obviously, the kid can't walk in and sit in a casinno and play

. >> we were told the entire cycle mark prior is no blanche lincoln mark pryor is no blanche lincoln. it was drilled into our heads. >> that is a perfect segue to the next question. sue rothenberg wrote a column this morning about the results and what happened and i'm going to read a small portion and you can read the whole column on rollcall dot com. a plug. either the polling has significant problems or the operatives were intentionally misled reporters and handicapped about what was going on during the cycle. republicans had a tough cycle in 2012 of course and went through a process of public reflection and self-criticism. it will be interesting to see whether democrats will see the same thing. so i think that i should ask the poster first of this question. first this question. do you think democrats will have a reflection after this moment where do you think the problem is more widespread? >> i think it is more widespread and the democratic and the media pollsters have been having moments of reflection for the last ten years. we used to do what we do by calling land line phones an

arkansas.ion to see mark pryor lose by 18 points -- blanche lincoln lost by 21 points, and we covered her race completely differently than we covered mark pryor. >> we were told the entire cycle, mark pryor is no blanche lincoln. >> that is the perfect segue to the next question. stu rothenberg wrote a column this morning about the results and what happened. i am going to read a small portion of it about polling. you can read the whole column at rollcall.com. first, either democratic polling has significant problems, or pollsters and operatives intentionally misled pollsters and handicappers about what was going on during this cycle. republicans had a tough polling cycle in 2012 and went through a process of public reflection and self-criticism. it will be interesting to see whether democrats will do the same thing. i should ask the pollster first. >> do you think the polling problem is more widespread than that? >> i think it's more widespread than that. the democratic pollsters and the media pollsters ought to -- i mean, moments ofhaving reflection for the last ten years. used to do

. >> we were told that mark pryor is no blanche lincoln >> that is a perfect segue to the next question. sue rothenberg wrote a column about the results and what happened and i'm going to read a small portion and you can read the whole call on rollcall.com. the pollsters and operatives intentionally misled reporters and handicappers about what was going on during the cycle. republicans had a tough cycle in 2012 of course and went through process of public reflection and self-criticism. it will be interesting to see whether democrats will do the same thing. i think that i should ask the pollster the question first. do you think democrats will have a reflection after this moment or do you think the problem is more widespread? >> i think it is more widespread and the democratic and media pollsters -- we have been having moments of reflection for the last ten years. we used to do what we do by calling land line phones and now we are in a situation where more than half of americans either don't have a landline phone or they don't answer when it rings. so in this moment of incredible challeng

joining us former new hampshire republican senator judd greg and former arkansas democratic senator blanche lincolntor lincoln, we'll start with you. if i can, quickly. the number 137 is significant. that's the number of years since arkansas' had two republicans serving in the senate. how do you explain this republican wave we witnessed tuesday? west virginia senator joe manchin called it a whooping. you think the president got the message that voters expect a change in the way he leasds the country? >> i think the president did get a message. i think he received it. i think it's going to be about how he respond or how they respond quite frankly. and it's going to mean working across the aisles. it's going to mean reaching out to congress. i think mitch mcconnell's going to have to set the reset button. people are ready for congress to work together. they don't have to agree on everything. but they node to be working together. you know, this nation is a blessing of epic proportion. and we're going to throw it all away if congress cannot find the way to work together to find consensus and start from