joe donnelly will protect you. the republicans will not.plause] but i want to make a larger point. if the republicans actually thought the tax cuts for billionaires were possible, that is what they would campaign on. suddenly, right at election time, they are running millions of dollars in ads saying we are going to do exactly the opposite of what we have been doing. i mean, that takes gall. that would be like me, all these years i have been rooting for the chicago bulls. all of these years, then suddenly i say, i love indianapolis. i loved when reggie miller was sinking threes in our face. that is not true. that is making stuff up. that is revisionist history. that brings me to a bigger question in this election. what kind of politics do we want? politicians, let me say this. politicians have always tried to put the best light on things. they may take a promise that turns out to be harder than they expected. they do some good things, but other things do not work out. so they try to put a positive spin on things. it is not just politicians,

joe donnelly supported -- joe donnelly's opponent supported proposals and a law that would for hoosiersageiving with pre-existing conditions. [booing] president obama: do not boo, vote! if they win on tuesday, they might succeed. indiana, we cannot let joe's finalizingcome the vote that ends at your protection for pre-existing conditions. democrats will protect you. joe donnelly will protect you. the republicans will not. [applause] largerant to make a point. if there about hopkins actually thought there tax cuts for billionaires -- if the republicans actually thought the tax cuts for billionaires were possible, that is what they would campaign on. suddenly, right at election time, they are running millions of dollars in ads saying we are going to do exactly the opposite of what we have been doing. gall., that takes that would be like me, all these years i have been rooting for the chicago bulls. , then these years suddenly i say, i love indianapolis. i loved when reggie miller was sinking threes in our face. that is not true. that is making stuff up. that is revisionist history. that brin

joe donnelly.cheers and applause] because although i always like -- [cheering and screaming] pres. obama: because although i always like a good excuse to come back home, the main reason that we is to make sure send joe donnelly back to the u.s. senate. [cheering] two days, inand in two days, indiana, you get to vote in what i believe will be of most important election our lifetime. i know politicians always say that, but this time it is really true. because america is at a crossroads. millions isare of on the ballot. a fair shake for working families is on the ballot. , theps most importantly character of our country is on the ballot. [cheering] pres. obama: we have been at crossroads before. time, ultimately, america has made good decisions. sometimes it has taken a little longer than it should. when we made the right decision, when we have chosen the better course, it hasn't just happen by itself. it happened because ordinary , we are going to get off the couch, we are going to go mobilize, we ar

republican challenger mike braun is ahead by about 10 percentage points of the incumbent democrat joe donnelly. it is one of the important states that will determine the balance of power. donnelly is one of five democratic senators who is up for reelection in a state that president trump won by double digits, wolf. >> and, you know, we have the vote coming in, once again as we keep pointing out, tiny percentage, very, very early. >> a little bit closer to the results and, again, forgive the broken record. this is early but we like to report them as soon as they come in. mike braun, 200 ahead. they're coming in from sullivan county, you see in the south western part of indiana, again, a tiny percentage of the vote. when you see they start to come in, you think, okay, that's a small number. the only thing you do start to check is how does that match. for joe donnelly, the incumbent, he has to run it up in indianapolis, in gary, the urban areas where you have a democratic vote. he has to run it up in those places. if you go back to his race in 2012, he did carry this county. now, again, he had a

again to cover up just how liberal joe donnelly really is, as again, as always, we show you the tapeou get to decide. >> what is senator donnelly's take on right to work? do you know? >> do you want to answer this? >> sorry. >> it takes away workers' rights. >> he is fores working families. >> he supports the unions, right?or >> i wouldn't say that. >> just wondering for myself. >> it's almost like he has to play down being liberal. does that make sense? >> yes. he does, especially in indiana. >> super red. >> we have, like, four or five states. >> he has to stifle his liberal decided to get their platform in the first place? >> i feel like probably. >> it sucks. >> i know for a fact he's losing voters because of kavanaugh. >> he voted no. >> sean: we reached out to the joe donnelly campaign, but didn't root during our request for comment, but is anyone shocked? all of these red states, democrats pretending to be something they are not. countless examples caught on camera, plotting to seem less liberal, less extreme. basically bamboozling, purposely lying to the people in their state

campaigning for joe donnelly and making his way to chicago.he concentration of populous while it must be in the metro areas, you can't underestimate the power of the rural areas. is that an asset for the president then? >> look, the better predictor of president trump's travel itinerary is close senate races. he is not playing in the congressional house races except for the ones in these contested senate race states. and florida is one of them. montan a west virginia, indiana and missouri. those are where he is going. whether they are rural -- where do you find a big city in montana? you don't. >> you are talking about the house races. the reason he is not playing in the house races is they have especially none -- the places that can decide the house around the big metro areas, he is looking at 36% approval. they are not republicans. it's a reflection of where we are. i would argue the way he is closing the campaign is a form of trash. the republicans running in the areas will say this closing argument rather than the e economy makes their lif

we will hear from joe donnelly and we'll hear from a barack 0bama joe donnelly and we'll hear from abarack 0bama hopefully in the next half hour or so. let's ta ke let's take a look at the headlines on bbc news. it's 17 past 7pm. the businessman arron banks insists his donations to a pro—brexit campaign complied with electoral law and came from his uk businesses. an investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking last night. none suffered serious injuries. tributes are paid to the former head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died aged 56. 12 people, including a family of nine, have died in floods and landslides caused by torrential rain around palermo in sicily. italian authorities say that 29 people have lost their lives in fierce storms that have battered the country this week. katie silver reports. it was in this house near palermo in sicily that a family was all but wiped out. nine people died in the incident, from children aged one, three and 15, to their grandparents. it happened when a small river nea

again to cover up just how liberal joe donnelly really is, as again, as always, we show you the tape and you get to decide. >> what is senator donnelly's take on, right to work? >> he takes away workers rights. >> he is for working families. >> he supports the unions, right? >> i wouldn't say that. >> just wondering for myself. >> it's almost like he has to play down being liberal. does that make sense? >> yes. we have like four or five states. >> he has to stifle his liberal side? >> i feel like probably. >> it sucks. because he voted no. >> we reached out to the donnelly campaign because he didn't return our request for comment, but is anyone shocked? all of these red states, democrats pretending to be something they are not. countless examples caught on camera, plotting to seem less liberal and less extreme. basically bamboozle in purposely lying to the people in their states. they want to hide just how far left the entire democratic party has become. they are out of touch, they have contempt for the voters. claire mccaskill is saying, she's not one of the crazy democrats when in

when that comes in, that could make the difference for joe donnelly. i would go with the fox poll. close for donnelly. liz: governor, you agree? yes or no? >> i don't agree. again, i will defer to evan. he certainly knows the hoosier state. what i'm seeing is especially amongst blue collar manufacturing workers, if they make the campaign about the policies that have been enacted for the last several years on more competitive taxes, lower taxes, you're seeing -- and less regulation of productive energy, you are seeing more jobs, more competitiveness for american workers and american businesses, and i think that people aren't going to want to go back to higher taxes, more regulations or higher electricity bills, and i think president trump being involved so much and obviously vice president pence, that indiana will ultimately go for braun. liz: speaking of vice president pence, he was on fox news last night and he doubled down on his prediction, governor allen, that republicans would hold the house. even in light of so much indication that they might not. i can already see evan bayh k

and we will never get a vote from joe donnelly.we come in with the health care, with whatever we want, we whenever because it is obstruction. their whole campaign is named resist. resist. we do not want to resist, we want to get things done. we want the opposite. so -- [cheers] pres. trump: a vote for joe is a vote to put chuck schumer in charge of the senate, and put dianne feinstein in charge of the judiciary committee. remember, joe donnelly voted against your tax cuts. and he joined the democrat mobbed in voting -- mob in voting against justice brett kavanaugh. you know that. despite what he is saying this week, i was surprised but not that surprised. he also supports open borders. he voted to give free welfare to illegal aliens. and he sponsored diane feinstein's bill to expand catch and release. [boos] pres. trump: joe donnelly was rated the least effective democrat in the entire united states senate. that is why they call him sleeping joe. no, but look at this, look. he had a chance -- you had a chance to put mike braun ther

but joe donnelly is a very strong campaigner. he hasn't done a lot of national media.u're seeing results show today. i think also talking ab missouri. i would never ever rule claire mccaskill out. we've seen the poll, the margins in those polls close. she's now running neck and neck. those would be two very close race. >> dana: i didn't know there was no early voting in missouri so it all happens today. i want to bring up a few of the issue areas where fox news asks what is the most important thing to you when voting? healthcare 58%. president trump 51%. assuming that means either because you want to support president trump or don't want to support president trump. immigration, supreme court nomination. both get a lot of attention. one that doesn't is guns. the fifth one on that list. i just wonder when it comes to the money mike bloomberg and his group has put forward in congressional districts, is it going to make a difference? >> i think it will make a difference. he's not just running on gun control. it is unfortunate that that is not a huge issue. has a lot to do

people in the state of indiana know joe donnelly.dent thinker who really focuses on working for us, not working for a party. but it's osa very conservative state. i will say the fact that you have to have a sitting republican president come to this state twice in four days just to give the republican senate nominee a chance at winning tells you about the overall climate that we're in, and i think signals a real tailwind for democratic candidates like joe donnelly. it's going to be neck and neck, and the most important thing is people who support him vote. >> the president is going there tonight to campaign for mike braun. i want to play you some of what the president said last night at another rally. >> if you don't want america to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you better vote republican. >> and that is a tiny taste of the attacks that the president threw at democrats last night. if that's what he throws out tonight, in your state, what do you say? >> i say we're not stupid. you know, this is an effort to

joe donnelly seeking a spec and -- second turn. i am hoping joe donnelly wins but my number one issue is definitely health care. i believe that for the affordable care act not one rib -- republican voted for the forrdable care act and now pre-existing conditions that they will protect. definitely like barack obama said last week. we do have former president barack obama in illinois last night earlier in dna and ingary, and fairfax virginia. here is part of what he had to say. president obama: when i was running, i did not say if i can. i said yes, we can. because the antidote to government by the powerful few is government by the organized, energized many syria that is what this moment is about. one election will not fix everything. sometimes young people talk about, i am not voting because nothing is changing, there is not much difference in the parties. look, let me say if somebody is listening who is cynical about voting, let me just say this. you are right that one election does not change everything. one election is not going

. -- claire mccaskill, heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly. the senate and the country will miss them dearly and be the lesser for their absence. but when you look at the map democrats were facing an 2018, democrats did much better than most expected and president trump did a lot worse than many predicted. if you had said a year ago when many were saying democrats could well drop below the magic 40 number in the senate, if we had told you a year ago we are only going to lose two or three seats, people would have said forget it, what are you smoking? second, as you know, there were 25 senate democrats up for reelection. states donald trump won. of those 10 states, democrats won six. a majority of senators who ran in states donald trump won in nicewon in 2018, many by margins. and the most amazing fact of all, in three states were democrats ran for the senate, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan, the very states that put president trump over the top in 2016, not only did our candidates run strong races and win by strong margins, two of them do

joe donnelly. joe donnelly boasts he is voted with president trump 62 percent of the time. no such conflict when president trump returns to indiana to stump for mike braun but he's entirely in sync with the president but it shows how important this raises to both parties that are aiming their big guns on the hoosier state. >> thank you. we expect to hear for a president obama from gary, indiana in the next hour. we will take to their lives. and president trump will appear at a rally for georgia republicans soon. we will also bring you that live as well. the president spoke shortly before leaving and said the midterms are not about him. >> i hear headlines in the new york times that is really about me and it's not really. these rallies are the best thing we've done. i think that the rallies have really been the thing that's caused this whole big fervor to start and to continue. i've never seen such excitement. maybe back in 2016. >> let's talk now with two members of the fox decision desk about the

we will return to the mid—term elections in gary, indiana, and joe donnelly is about to introduce, weates, barack obama, who is there to campaign for him ahead of tuesday's elections, so let's hear what he has to say. cheering and applause. cheering and applause. it is good to be here in indiana. i love you back. now, first of all, as you may hear, i've been doing a little campaigning but i'm a little out of shape. voice wise. so i'm going to be a little bit horse and i hope you don't mind. thatjust means iam out hope you don't mind. thatjust means i am out there working. the second thing i want to say is at least when i got out of the car my bearings were up a lot. i wasn't watching the game, but i was checking the scores. —— mike bears. third thing, it'sjust checking the scores. —— mike bears. third thing, it's just good to be backin third thing, it's just good to be back in my home area. you know there's something about the midwest that makes you feel good. people just act midwest that makes you feel good. peoplejust act nice. give it up for a man that we are going to send back to

joe donnelly has his base, too. he's very strong. i was up there a few weeks ago. out there and they know joe is for them and will be there for them and will continue to be there for them. >> let me ask you two alabama based issues, if i can. we haven't cover ed so much violent issues because there's so much else to cover. >> a messaging measure that republican-controlled legislature tried to pass to gin things up. if you read the language in that measure it doesn't do anything because it basically says we've got to follow the law. where the law is pretty clear right now in how things go when it comes to religious monuments and things like that. the state can't spend any money. it's just purely political messaging. that's been part of the problem we've gotten. we've gotten away from the real kitchen table issues, away from health care, away from jobs and we start talking about the issues that republicans have tried to divide us on for so, so many years and have been successful. no, i'm not going to support that. i think it's purely something that is going to play to

joe donnelly has about 40% of the vote. we should point out that fort wayne, indianapolis, and gary, indiana returns have not come in and those tend to be democratic strongholds. i know you will be talking about this later, look at how close this is at the moment. dead even with amy mcgrath, the democratic challenger to republican andy barr in the six district. 71% of the vote in. now in the three virginia races that will be key for both parties, congressman scott taylor is ahead of with about 25% of the vote compared to the democratic candidate, this is along the virginia coast. in the seventh congressional district. this is a seat that eric cantor lost in 2014. narrow leadg onto a with 50% of the vote compared to 48% for the democratic challenger. in the 10th congressional district, the networks have declared a winner, democrat ton.ifer wax and -- wex she is getting about 59% of the vote you'd this is one of the most expensive congressional campaigns in the outer suburbs of washington, d.c., and a sign of where things mig

. >> indiana joe donnelly. kennedy: my next question, joe donnelly could lose to race.ut indiana is such a curios state, mike pence pulled out of governor race to run as vice president with donald trump, that was a big profitable gamble for him. but joe donnelly, the democrat having to run as a trump republican. >> he is talking about border, i think boasted he voted with donald trump 62% of the time. if he lose its may be brett kavanaugh vote, he voted against brett kavanaugh for supreme court. but, clearly president thinks that it is doable. >> what do you think? >> i think he has a chance, they have braun up 3 and. they have been all over the place. kennedy: what is last minute driver with some of the poll shifts that we've seen in places like indiana and tennessee? >> i don't know, what the drive -- i think that real key will be. kennedy: is that me. >> who gets out independents. kennedy: how weird. >> who knows what drives. a jump ball in their reelection. kennedy: what is that so excited jump ball, street ball, you don't know who will prevail, that is why this mid

joe donnelly going to hold on to his senate seat as a democrat. he's going to get people who voted for president trump to vote for him. i don't know if that's possible. this is a huge crowd out here and most of these people like mike brown, the republican businessman bidding to become the next senator from indiana. this is one of these days that really kind of tells the tale of the night tomorrow night. i would point this out. both donnelly and brown have embraced the president. a democratic candidate running away from the president attacking him. in this case joe donnelly saying i can work. let me how. i'll vote for the funding for that. although to support i.c.e. whether that works for the folks in this crowd would find out tomorrow. >> but nobody took any. good to see you. thank you very much. the day before voters head to the polls come in the u.s. is targeting key sectors of iran's economy, re-imposing sanctions on their oil and a whole lot of other thing. the economic impact coming up next right here on "bulls & bears." hi, kids! i'm carl an

let's retire joe donnelly. thank you.[cheers] thank -- president trump: thank you, mike. very successful guide. thiss done a great job and is what he wants to do and he is going to be very successful at doing what you want to do, a lot of great things. i want to thank you. mike, we want to thank you for doing this because it is not easy. thank you, mike. [cheers] if democrats get the majority, one of their first projects will be the socialist takeover of american health care. the democrat plan would obliterate medicare and eliminate medicare advantage for more than 360,000 indiana seniors who totally depend on it. republicans will protect medicare for seniors who earned it and have paid for it. [cheers] republicans will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions. [cheers] democrats plan to destroy health care and rating medicare to fund benefits for illegal immigrants. i'm sure you do not mind. does anybody mind? nobody minds. speak, democrats are encouraging millions of illegal aliens to violate our laws, overr

ainsley: mike, for the folks on the fence that haven't made a decision yet, what sets you apart from joe donnellydependent thinker. i have done things in the real world. joe, like many folks there, i signed a term limits pledge. i believe if we had that we would have a better quality individual that goes to the into the and the house. you are going to get action out of me. if you like the agenda of where we are trying to fix things, the president trump started, i'm going to be there. so, get out and vote. it's going to be a tight race. we need your help. brian: indiana won by 20 points for the president. on almost every issue you are on the same page as the. we will see what happens. we reached out to joe donnelly's house the sitting senator he declined the interview. mike braun, thanks. steve: hoping to take back the house, political panel is here for a discussion coming up next. there they are. good morning. ♪ (electronic dance music)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think it will fit. ♪ want a performance car that actually fits your life? introducing the new 2019 ford edge st. capability meets power. in the first s

as right joe donnelly just conceded much of the vote remains to be counted but he could see that he was so far behind that there was no way he was going to be able to make up that vote considering a lot of the urban voters who generally will vote for democrats had already been counted this was one of those races that democrats pointed to as one that they could hold in hostile republican territory joe donnelly was called the accidental senator when he was elected because he came from a republican state and democrats it really hoped to reelect him and pick up on that perhaps add a couple will now they are one more vote behind where they were just yesterday and what we're not seeing here in the midwest is this wave that people have been talking about many forecasters are still suggesting that democrats will win enough seats that they can take over control of the house but we're not seeing that kind of huge change at least here in the midwest at this stage that we could have another example that is in kentucky this six district that was one that was being closely watched because trump and w

one of the key differences that kept coming up against the bb -- joe donnelly and mike braun. they said he would have voted for kavanaugh and donnelly voted against him. he said on judicial temperament. having spent the better part of 2017 repeatedly visiting the county in america that had the highest percentage of support for president trump, or candidate trump in 2016, for a documentary. supreme court justices was something they cited again and again. it had nothing to do with rubber county in -- robert county in texas. 90 minutes northeast of amarillo. the family largely a county of agriculture, people who work in the oil industry. economy and values at a very basic level drove there votes their votes that day but i want to pick up on something that you mentioned about legislatively what happens next because this is where the rubber meets the road in terms of our elections, i'm not sure if you saw there was fascinating study by poe public a and washington post looking at how effective our body of congress has been. which is to say not very over the last several years. i thin

there is another interesting story about joe donnelly.t when we talked about north dakota and how the democrat party in north dakota, how they were trying to discourage voters from voting this election cycle. joe donnelly and indiana are doing something similar where they are trying to boost the prospect of a libertarian candidate in a race. they are running phase back ad saying she is the true conservae in the race against mike brown. they're trying to split.to help joe donnelly in the race. they also sent out a mailer last week basically doing the same thing. a side-by-side comparison of the libertarian candidate and mike brown, but the problem is, this is all coming from the democratic party of indiana. it's very disingenuous, a very dirty tricks of what is there should be on the lookout. it's not the only thing that is really raising eyebrows lately. if that's surprising, tucker, i'm sure. >> tucker: i always thought the majority of libertarian candidates were funded by democrats. >> if you don't know, now you know. that's how that wo

is facing mike braun incumbent democratic senator joe donnelly. vice president mike pence leads off the rally. he is a former congressman and governor of indiana. ♪ now" playing] ♪ all right now now it's all right vice president pence: hello, indiana. [applause] it is great to be back home .gain in the hoosier state just a stone's throw away from where karen and i raised our kids, right here on the south side of indianapolis. just four days away from another great victory all across indiana and all across america when we send republican majorities back to washington dc. [applause] it's've got to tell you, great to be here with a friend man thatand the indiana voted overwhelmingly to make the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] i'm here today because i stand with president trump. because wee today stand with all the great, conservative leaders who have supported our agenda in the hoosier state, like governor eric holcomb, senator todd young, and future congressmen jim baird and a guy named greg pence.

joe donnelly is a good guy, but i hope tester loses.ded the hearing so maybe they don't understand this, but i do. you've done a lot of damage to moderate democrats and one of the reasons we are winning big tonight in the senate is because of the way you treated bret kavanaugh. we will learn from our problems with suburban women. i think president trump is well on his way to getting reelected and we will see what we can do with the democratic house. >> all right, senator lindsey graham from south carolina, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> well, we have a lot more coming. we are watching these races in florida. it's really tight and we will bring you an update about florida and missouri. guess what, we will check in on michigan. where is michigan? let's get some rob vote total. stay with us. >> we'll be right back. my name is elaine barber, and i'm a five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled to

joe donnelly didn't vote for either supreme court justice or the tax cuts, did he?me thing as tester. chuck schumer poured in all of this negative advertising. the democratic party what is their message? sell us more government and shove that debt on to our kids and grandkids. it's coming home to roost across the country. you can't win these races trying to tear down your competition when you have bad voting records like tester and donnelly. >> sean: i am watching both of you. these are 2 red states that have democrats that are totally out of touch with the values of their own state. we will be watching very closely. how long has john tester been in the senate, matt? >> too long, sean. he's been too wrong for too long. he's been in for 12 years. he complained about reckless spending and increased the national debt to over 21-trillion dollars and i was cutting costs. he is out of the touch with the focus of montana. >> sean: mike, in the people go out and vote for you, they will have their values reflected in washington, will they not? >> no doubt about it. joe donne

it right that clapping you hear behind me that's not for joe donnelly this is the democratic party i couldn't see the evening in there celebrating other candidates who have done better than joe donnelly did he was the sitting senator here for six years they called him the accidental senator because here in indiana it is rare for a democrat to be elected statewide office i am a democrat i really hope that this year of all years with donald trump's popularity significantly was. i have a house a republican state and i really hope to keep joe donnelly in office but in the end he conceded well before the votes were all counted because of the distance it was just seemed far i make was all across the midwest there are many races still to be clearly still entirely possible that the democrats could achieve their goals of winning the house but what we've seen in some key recent years is that in fact that the wave has not yet materialized in kentucky amy mcgrath was a very attractive candidate the former f.a.a. chief in moline filing. and she was running again i had your car. that was in a dist

democrat joe donnelly, the incumbent trying to hold off challenger businessman mike braun. close race that could start to shift the weight in the senate. 7 p.m., we'll be more focused on indiana, we mentioned, of course, georgia, as well, that gubernatorial race a little bit more interesting than any others. secretary of state brian kemp really facing off against progressive former state rep stacie abrams. 8 p.m. eastern time, you'll see all where the polls start closing there. basically this is the largest batch of states going to be closing, including eight states with super competitive senate races, you can see all of the ones lit up here, we'll be most focused on florida and also missouri. you have in florida, incumbent democrat bill nelson holding off term limit gop governor rick scott and in missouri, you have the state ag, josh josh hawley versus democrat incumbent claire mccaskill. 9 p.m., we go along, again, all of these in eastern time. really going to be most focused on texas, arizona and north dakota, as well. in arizona, congresswoman kyrsten sinema against con

joe donnelly will have to hold his seat. will republicans add?or the republicans right now. they hope to add and this is where they hope to do it. let's take a look at this at the presidential level, this state not competitive. it was a blowout for donald trump, his vice president mike pence. i want to go back to 2012 to donnelly's senate race. this is a weak candidate. he got 50%, so it is a tough state for democrat, it was then and more so now in donald trump's republican party, though this is a test tonight for the senate. can joe donnelly hold on in this environment? what message will that send? we'll watch that. i want to switch to the house map and come back to 2018. 435. they're going to start to fill in any moment now. the first one that will fill in will come for us out here, one of the key races. pop out to kentucky. polls close any minute. president carried kentucky 6th by 15 points. he went there to cam pay. amy mcgrath, one of the candidates the party went out of its way to recruit. she tressed health care, he stressed the economy. i

that didn't work so well for claire mccaskill and joe donnelly. guess it worked well for joe mancin. you can say that mccaskill and donnelly ran to the center and abandoned their base. they have to figure out how to campaign as one party in two years' time. robert: mark, what about the ite house? of course, sessions is the news this week. are we expecting moreeptures inside the cabinet maybe chief of staff john kelly. >> well, kelly has stayed he will stay until 2020. the next name they will focus on as jim mattis. that's a possible shoe to drop and one bthat wille more consequencetial than almost any other. the bigr question around trump is if you look at his progression from his psychology from his hapless effort that this was a scess and not a setback, to the greater degrees of anger all week lashing out at reporters, getting involved in the florida senate race, alleging vote rigging. i think we're seeing what w see in the coming year. he's not responding well to losing the house. and h how welle deal with the incessant round of investigations

heard so much about the red state democrats fighting for their lives in this claire mccaskill, joe donnelly's, joe mansions, what i watched and i moderated the second debate between joe donnelly, mike braun, and lucy brenton whose libertarian candidate there. this is the last chance for them to make their best cases to the hoosiers who are going to go. was everyone trying to align themselves with president trump. and who could do a better job of that was going to win. that state has gotten better around what was otherwise a moderate democrat senator. you've seen the politics of joe donnelly change over the years that he's been in service. as the politics of the state have changed. which you would expect to see as someone representing constituency. saw voters there go with someone who despite a couple years of service in the statehouse, branded himself as an outsize or, bribed the presi come stone for him twice and believe in recent weeks. to the effect that the president, though he wasn't on the ballot, played a force in all these elections. >> and want to get a little more into trump in a se

joe donnelly, from the time he got to notre dame and got his law degree, he's been running for officed then a career politician. he has voted against hoosier values for the 12 years he's been in congress and the senate. you can count on me to reflect your values when i become. could you watch we will watch indiana and montana, both winnable states. both would be pickups. huge for the country. when we come back more highlights of the presidents rally fromou earlier tonight in missouri. that is straight ahead. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. all the tools you need f

and in indiana, democratic senator joe donnelly trying to hold off trump backed republican challenger mike braun, that race is also too close to call. and that is where we are, we move to florida, polls closing in minutes, there are a number of key races we're following for you, including, senate race between bill nelson and current republan governor rick scott. and there also a big race to fill governor's mansion between republican ron desantis and democrat andrew gillum, fox's phil keating is joining us in tallahassee with the latest. reporter: been quite the commotion here in last 30 to 45 minutes, a deluge of rain. we're talking two inches or three of rain, just a downpour, so bad, that the media tent with bunch of press, one of those white tarp tents, so much rain filled up top it looked like a hippo of about to burst through, before that, everyone moved over to the chick-fil-a here at florida a&m camp us, that is where everyone circumstance the rain has almost stopped, it has been a campaign scramble for the gillum people, trying to see if they can mind perhaps another venue, th

democrat joe donnelly, republican mike braun. does this sentiment about the president translates to the folks that are running for the senate and the house races around the country. that is something that will be determined tomorrow. lot of folks here standing in the cold, happy to be here, happy to support the president. do they vote for mike braun tomorrow? we'll see. >> neil: thank you very much. now to the battle in florida and senate race there. it's a gubernatorial battle. peter duecy with the latest. >> governor rick scott trying to get votes out. the incumbent democrat, bill nelson is doing it differently. his social media act shows he is standing on the side of the road asking for votes. he's also been popping up a lot at events headlined by the democratic gubernatorial candidate andrew gillum who won the primary with bernie sanders's help. he's run against republican ron desantis. leaving voters with a distinct choice. >> rise in taxes. ridiculous. i live here in florida because i like the low taxes. i don't want the ta

seven points but the poles have been so back-and-forth that the real clear politics average joe's donnelly'sless than a point. the race is close because the candidates are similar. donnelly emphasizes guarantees for pre-existing conditions. braun emphasizes keeping costs down. analysts say donnelly needs to run in the middle to survive in a state that went 19 points in front of trump. and, who voted with president trump 62% of the time. >> i will work with any president but i don't work for any president. i work for the people of indiana. >> republicans are bringing out the indiana star power, mike pence. the indiana governor will be the president's warm-up act. legendary basketball coach bobby knight of indiana, will rally troops with the shared goal of putting mike braun over the top. back to you. >> bret: mike tobin in indianapolis. pro-life groups are once again condemning facebook for what they say is censorship of their message. senior political correspondent mike emanuel today on what facebook data and keeps doing. >> just days ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, a prominent pro-life

. >> the republican businessman mike braun unseated joe donnelly. abc's linsey davis filed this report from indianapolis. >> reporter: for quite some time now this race is indiana has been billed as a hotly contested senate race, and in the end that's not what we got. we didn't see the nail-biter between the democratic incumbent joe donnelly and republican businessman mike braun. mike braun was actually able to oust him fairly easily and proving the reputation of indiana to be true, that this is one of the reddest states in the midwest, and it has been said indiana is as red as the red barns that dot the corn line countryside, and this election here appears to make that true once again. you know, in the thank you speech, the victory speech from braun, it was a big thank you to president trump who visited here four times campaigning on his behalf in indiana including on election eve where he showed up in ft. wayne on his behalf. but in the contrast, donnelly had a very short and somber speech. you know, one interesting exit poll here showed that more

last night, you had a debate in inana between the incumben democrat joe donnelly and his republic challengere braun, happened to be moderated by amna nawaz. >> it was called the affordable care act, which joe was all for. it's the unaffordable care act. it was doomed to fail because you had big government get in cahoots with big healthcare, specifically big health insurance. i took on the health insurance companies ten years ago, and regardless of what his democratic talking points are, l d never be for any replacement that doesn't cover pre-existing conhetions. >> whaaid is not true. mike supports a lawsuit that would end the affordable care act, that would end pre-existing conditions. so all of you watching out there tonight, if you have someone in your family with diabetes, with arthritis, with asthma, their coverage goes away if mike's lawsuit is successful. as i said, that's how important this is. those are the facts, and he can't deny that. >> woodruff: so that wasike braun first then joe donnelly. g , brandon smith, has healthcare been a sue in this race? >> absolutely, like my two ll

i think joe donnelly has also done an effective job. a lot of people thought that donnelly would be down 6-10 points, but that is a tossup race. republicans knew early on they would have to get a good candidate. dating incumbents is very difficult. beating incumbents is very difficult. president received a huge missouri. the scene was repeated in cleveland and indiana and georgia. as has the feel of the night before the midterms -- this has the feel of the night before the presidential election. midterms don't get to 50%. this will get a lot more than the normal turnout. the president has been tireless on the campaign. he is rallying the base. they did not have a lot of energy a couple of months ago. brett kavanaugh helped that, winning that battle. trump has said, pretend i am on the ballot. he's made it a referendum on himself. will it be enough to keep the control of the house? probably not. but the senate for republicans? probably. >> one final point with regard to missouri. sean hannity interviewed president trump. and rush limbaug

so, i think in the key senate race, joe donnelly, democrat trying to hold on.out from indiana 6:00 p.m. onhe hou democrats need to pick up 23 seats, what you see right here, we call this the big 66. we've got 66 republican-held districts right here where we think democrats have their best shot at getting pick-ups. and the first one of those, the first one that's on the map comes on at 6:00, kentucky's na mcgrath here, former fighter pilot, had that viral ad, trying to take on andy barr, republican incumbent. this is a fascinating test here. this is lexington, kentucky, and its surroundings. let's try to get this up. here you go. lexington, kentucky, and in the rural area outside of it. the fascinating thing to watch for here, about 40% of the population are in the lexington county, fayette county. is there going to be surge democratic turnout here? also, rural areas, is the republican interest going to be down at all? are democrats able to make inroads at all in those rural see at 6:00. then at 7:00, that's when things are going to start to intensify. you are g

democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana, he's in a tough re-election. he was asked about it, about birthright citizenship. he said he's open to looking at legislation that would end that constitutional protection. is that how you want your democratic candidates to be answering that question today? >> well, look, if you're asking me, my position on this, i think that right now that the president cannot and should not amend the 14th amendment. i think that birthright citizenship is something that embraces american values and it's who i am as an individual. but make no mistake, the president is going to try do everything he can to change the conversation. >> what does it say that joe donnelly believes it or feels he has to say it, that he's open to looking at legislation that the president was talking about. >> i respect joe donnelly very much. i think he's a strong u.s. representative. his constituents support him and respect him, but if you're asking my position, i'm being clear about where i stand on this particular issue. >> congressman lujan, thank yo

either way in a state it is clear the president won by 19 percentage points two years ago, joe donnelly, the democrat, has to get people who voted for the president. listen to donnelly. >> this is a very, very close election and every vote counts. your vote is your voice! [cheering] if we do this rally and you don't vote, this rally means nothing. so are you ready to vote? [cheering] and are you ready to win?! reporter: those folks there, obviously ready to vote, ready to win. i think these folks ready to vote and win already. >> we'll make america great again. reporter: you are? that is what the hat says. >> this line is worth the wait. we'll have a fabulous time. can't wait to meet the president of the united states. reporter: a sentiment echoed by many in the crowd. connell? connell: good use of by golly as we always come to expect of you. when you come to the rallies, you are like the fire marshal counting people as they come in. you do the best job, jeff flock. melissa got jeff a present. melissa: i thought he could use this because he is always at the rally, walking around countin