joining us, david avella and brandon hall. ou said this ought to be a deeply red district, but it's one that president trump won by just one and a half points. your guy ought to have a pretty good shot. >> there is no question and he does have a pretty good shot. i would much rather be jon ossoff heading into election day today. he is either slightly ahead are tied in almost every poll coming out. he's done a fantastic job. i like his chances. >> jon: let me play for you senator ted cruz's reaction. >> eventually a democrat may when one of these. special elections are unpredictable, but it is important to show up and turn out. they to use this as a dagger to stop the conservative agenda, to stop obamacare repeal, to stop tax reform, to stop the reasons why the american people gave us a republican president. if you care about that agenda, if you care about strong conservatives and the supreme court, it matters to win the elections. >> jon: is that kind of message resonating in georgia's sixth district? >> clinical party democrat

brandon dancy's life sentence to be tossed out. they say he was coerced into confessing to the 2005 murder of teresa hall back when he was just 15 yearsld. prosecutors say they're going to appeal this ruling to the supreme court. the >> julie: on senate health care bill may be on shaky ground just hours after mitch mcconnell released his proposal yesterday. mcconnell still wants to bring it to a floor vote before the july recess. >> there'll be ample time to analyze, discuss, and provide thoughts before legislation comes to the floor and i hope every senator take that opportunity. next week, we expect the congressional budget office to release a score, after that, we will proceed to a robust debate in an open amendment process here in the senate floor, a process that i would encourage each of our 100 senators to participate in. >> i want a bill that looks like, feels light, and is a repeal bill. my fear is when i look at this, i keep reading it and it's sounding like obamacare to me. >> julie: joining me now is john cornyn, the senate majority. tell us how you feel about the plan. >> i'm actually optimistic that we are going to pass t