representative greg walden who chairs the national republican congressional committee gave the republican address. he talked about the republican agenda and tension republican house candidates running around the country. >> hi, everybody. my top priority as president is doing everything i can to create more jobs and more opportunities for hardworking families to get ahead. on friday, we learned that our economy created over 200,000 new jobs in july. that's on top of about 300,000 new jobs in june. we're now in a six-month streak with at least 200,000 new jobs each month. that hasn't happened since 1997. all told, our businesses have created 9.9 million jobs over the past 53 months. that's the longest streak of private-sector job creation in our history. because of you -- because of your hard work and determination -- america has recovered faster and come farther than almost any other advanced country on earth. the economy is clearly getting stronger. things are clearly getting better. and the decisions we make now can keep things moving in that direction. that's what's at stake right now.

and in the house of representatives we currently have two hundred thirty three seats congressman greg walden who chairs the house effort is saying if they think they can get it as high as two hundred forty five seats we look at the governors were in the same type of boat we're expanding the map state legislative races same deal works we're looking at flipping multiple state legislatures around the country throughout the states so i think if you're a republican from the low end of the ballot to the high end of the ballot it's going to be a great year and if that happen sean will die then gridlock. well look in the best case scenario we get you know fifty four fifty five seats in the senate that's still not a super majority where we need to be and you still have a democratic president so i don't know that it will end gridlock but it definitely makes it much more compelling case to the president to deal with the republicans right now we only control one change one half of one branch of government that's the house of representatives so i think it makes it a little bit it takes us one step closer