jeff bennett the incumbent from the modesto area and hisoc dtic challenger josh harter. here aren't tuned into the stuff that is going on in washington or even the caravan for that . immigration there is very personal issue. everybody knows somebody who is affected by it. even the farmers who may not have a relatively who facing some sort of immigration issue, that is labor. it's a labor issue, too. ander it's much -- that issue -- that race down there is playi out in the bay area. jeff denham is running and calls josh carter who spent a few years in the bay area an a venture capitalist bay area harder. if he wins he will support bay area values to the central valley. harter says that deadham has not represented the valley well enoughn issues like impra immigration and health care. he is getting a lot of money from the bay area. he has a million dollars from bay area peoplend hundreds have donated thousands of hours campaign. last weekend when i was there, 369 people coming to canvass for josh harter and many of them were from the bay area because there is no race here.

last weekend when i was there, 369 people cming to canvass for josh harter and many of them were from the bay area because hiere is no race here. they have all of energy as you pointed out. where are they going? barbara lee's district is not in jeopardy. >> what is interesting to me about th race deadham is moderate on immigration issues. so i f theling here that trump is so unpopular in california? that that is even what is going to kill him? >> yes and no. popular isul unp in california but more popular in that district where 43% of the po people approve of what he has been doing. n issues deadham tried but failed. he tried last year again. he supported awa pa to legalization before.d ha and citizenship and he has failed. ore f voters are enthusiastic than usual, is it showing up in early voting, shawn? >> it is. it is showing up in early votinn not just california but across the country. just entering the studio i talkede to tairman of the california republican party and he said if the vote was held today, the california delegation would retain 13 of the 14 seats anthat is early. w

. >> josh, did you find any profiles in courage today on capitol hill? was it hartere eer -- harde heitkamp to vote no, for a manchin to vote yes, that kind of thing? >> i think that could cost her. she seems to be down a bit in the polls, so she may be in trouble already. claire mccaskill is another person in missouri who could suffer for her vote here. but i do wonder at least in the short to medium term maybe we're making a little too much of this. it is a generational potential shift in the court even without the ford allegations that came up. we're talking about potentially a tectonic shift in the court that could affect it for one or two generations. there's so much noise, so much cacophony that comes from this white house that within a matter of weeks this issue might be overtaken in the president's mind by some insult on the campaign trail or some other controversy about an insider turning on the president. it's really hard to measure and these things always seem searing and kind of apocalyptic in the moment. >> speaking of generational and tectonic changes, d