jacob rubashkin those folks are calling and we shouldn't get ahead of the primary. there is still lots happening in the primary including today. take us what -- through a we should be watching with primaries in three states always senate applications. >> the biggest thing that i'm looking at today is the senate republican primary runoff in the state of alabama. so in a normal situation alabama would not be competitive at the senate level the cousins a very republican state. that said in 2017 now senator doug jones at democrat was able to narrowly succeed moore in that special election. giving the democrats a blue seat in the very red territory. now you asked what does the wave election look like like? right now dow jones is the most vulnerable democrat on the map. he has his race. as leaning republican and as a result of this primary you either face former attorney general jeff sessions or former arbery university football coach. jones does not get favorite away but if we found ourselves in a cataclysmic proportion you might see this race become more competitive eve

host: jacob rubashkin?: it is certainly possible republicans could pick up seats in the house. it is as likely for republicans to pick up one or two seats perhaps as it is for democrats to pick up one or two seats. that might be shifting in the near future in the democrat's favor, but it is certainly within the realm of possibility republicans could pick up a handful of seats in the house of representatives. not enough to win that majority, but to your question about if tommy tupper bill -- , heerville emerges tonight will undoubtedly be the favorites going into november. most democrats really like joe jones. they think he is a phenomenal senator. he has had a -- has done a good job fundraising. democrats understand he is the underdog into that race. are the party strategists doing the math in their heads, they are not saying forget about doug, because they like doug and think there is an outside trough. if things go his way, if everything goes his way, he might be able to get out. when they do the math, th