you don't see it first when you think of brian sandoval. >> that's right. i don't think most people think of him in that way. they think of him as brian sandoval, a man for all demographics. >> how much will that help dean heller when he's on stage talking about the way he talks about immigration. >> trump coming here, very quickly -- let me ask maria. trump coming to nevada, how important is that to turnout for the democrats? >> i think it's huge. if you follow where the president's going, it's where he knows that it's neck to neck and where he actually may have a problem. he knows he's needs congress to pass his business. if you follow his trajectory, that's where you know there's vast opportunity among the democratic party. the fact that he's going to texas, that's not small, that's huge. there's no reason that cruz should be up only by 6 points. >> all right. john, alexei, charlie, maria, you're sticking around for the hour up ahead. what president trump is saying now about saudi journalist khashoggi's disappearance. e. e. (music throughout) introducing

he stood next to our governor, brian sandoval, on a podium in las vegas, and he made a promise to oppose the health care plan. it would hurt nevadans. but he went back to washington and he flipped. thank you, right, exactly. eller is guilty of the biggest broken promise in modern nevada history when he voted to take away our health care. he caved. he broke his promise, and he voted to repeal. we are going to repeal and replace him. [applause] if that wasn't bad enough that he took that vote, he put his name on another repeal bill, the bill, aassidy-heller bill that is going to slash medicaid, allow insurance companies to charge more and slash protections for pre-existing conditions. why would senator heller do that? andnew his party leaders donors would reward him for breaking his promise. just days after he folded, mitch mcconnell's super pac promised to run millions of dollars in ads to get senator heller reelected. says he stillller wants to repeal and replace the affordable care act. i say it is time to repeal and replace dean heller. [applause] so we have an opportunity today, becau

the nevada governor brian sandoval addressed the crowd saying today we are reminded of the pain thatal news 12 four hours per day on air and on tictoc on by 2700powered journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. caroline: trade promises kept. that is what president trump is saying about the new deal between the u.s., canada, and mexico. pres. trump: it is my great honor to announce we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand-new deal to terminate and replace nafta. that is an agreement removes uncertainty for manufacturers and investors and improves labor rights for all northern americans. it is an agreement that will be profoundly beneficial for our economy, for canadian families, and for the middle class. that we goor more on to the -- advising partner, stefan seelig. profoundly improves. will it profoundly improve very much? >> it is definitely a win for the president, a win for u.s. businesses and workers. we also avoided what would have been a big misstep if we would have exited nafta. is 25 years nafta old and going and he did to be updat

that is a vote for us because brian sandoval actually expanded medicare -- medicaid or whatever.he actually will be a vote for that, not like dean heller. he was going to vote with sandoval and then he changed his vote and decided to vote with the republicans in lockstep. we will have, with catherine cortez masto, and jacky rosen, and -- this is a big union state, too. we will have someone who protectswe are going to have soo protects the aca and to actually is not in lockstep with the republicans. you are going to see that. this is not purple anymore. it is going to be democrat. it is going to be blue. vegas.imberly from las we will continue talking as we will all morning about women in 2018. , the overall npr votes in november. later we will hear the perspective of donna brazile, that and more, coming up. ♪ announcer: american history tv is in prime time. this week, tuesday, federal appeals court judge ginsburg on the history of the nation's highest court and the debate over original is him. wednesday, a discussion on southern culture in the u.s. with professor timely of east t