. ♪ i'm going to talk to owner kelly roy and matt preston to see what this is all about. >> this is your the joint. >> what is the joint? >> it's a play ground for people who like to make things. instead of a gym, we have people who come to make things. >> people come here to make stuff. i happen to be a guy to buys things that are pre-made. this is not exactly my area of expertise. >> sure, sure. >> but i want to submit to the process and make something. what should i make? >> myself, i make lamps. >> i'm a lamp guy. let's lamp it up. >> okay. >> i don't even know what this machine does. >> this is a drill press here. >> it presses and drills. >> it presses and drills, exactly. slowly, as you go through -- >> i feel like i need to back up right now. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> oh. woo. >> try not to hurt yourself, all right? >> yeah, i'm going to try real hard. >> whoa. is this machine called the finger loser? is that what this is called? ♪ >> oh, lefty loosey, my friend. >> oh, what? oh, look at that! i sort of kind of helped to make a lamp. >> you've lived here for 20 years. >> yeah. >> how h

kelly ayotte. rob portman and roy blount urging voters to maintain control of the senate as a check and balance to the white house, whoever occupies it. marking the first anniversary of his campaign at a rally in dallas, trump gave a speech that was remarkably devoid of controversial moments, preferring to focus on criticism of his presumed opponent. >> aside from abolishing the second amendment hillary clinton is going to raise your taxes, big league. that's the last thing you need. she has to. you know she doesn't want to talk about it. >> trump refrained from reiterating his call on muslim immigration. though he warned that we need to keep immigrants from entering the country. >> you saw what one sleaze bag, over the weekend, what he did. the horror that he wreaked on us on us as a nation. no more, folks. no more, just no more. >> trump's disapproval ratings are higher than they've been at any time since just before he got into the race last year. the good news for trump looking ahead, he got those numbers down into respectable territory by the middle of october, early november. just when he wo

kelly ayotte. rob portman and roy blount urging voters to maintain control of the senate as a check and balance to white house, whoever occupies it. marking the first anniversary of his campaign at a rally in dallas, trump gave a speech that was remarkably devoid of controversial moments, preferring to focus on criticism of his presumed opponent. >> aside from abolishing the second amendment hillary clinton is going to raise your taxes, big league. that's the last thing you need. she has to. you know she doesn't want to talk about it. >> trump refrained from reiterating his call on muslim immigration. though he warned that we need to keep immigrants from entering the country. >> you saw what one sleaze bag, over the weekend, what he did. the horror that he wreaked on us on us as a nation. no more, folks. no more, just no more. >> trump's disapproval ratings are higher than they've been at any time since just before he got into the race last year. the good news for trump looking ahead, he got those numbers down into respectable territory by the middle of october, early november. just when he would

kelly in new hampshire, rob -- in iowa and pat in pennsylvania extremely -- they are extremely vulnerable in tough races. we are waiting for, does the playing field grow even more? roy blunt of missouri. this trump -- does trump inspire hispanic voters remark -- this talk inspire hispanic voters? guest: i agree with nathan. but the seven states nathan mentioned is most competitive. six are states that are varied competitive in a presidential election. there is and what overlap. there is an overlap. it is going to have some affect on how the democrats are doing. host: how prepared are these incumbents? guest: the incumbents are doing everything in their control to be ready for reelection. they are putting campaign infrastructure in place. volunteer programs will be in place to utilize volunteers going into the fall. the question is, what happens that is not within their control? how offended will some voters be because of donald trump? all of them have to form a coalition that includes supporters of donald trump and people who are offended by donald trump because they are in these competitive states where they can afford to lose republicans and can't come out blastin