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i was talking to my friend amanda loveday who was running a senate race and you can feel the kavanaugh race, so it is real. but the excitement is something that i think worked for both parties, because women in this country, it is yet to be seen, especially college-educated white women which we have been discussing. >> i think if this election were a month ago we would be talking about republicans taking the house very seriously. that still might happen, but most likely today we'll see. i'm very curious to see what the kavanaugh effect will be -- and we won't know until exit polling -- will be on joe donnelly in indiana. he came out earlier than he probably had to -- >> yes. >> -- against brett kavanaugh. heidi heitkamp had to make that decision. as you said, claire mccaskill had to make that decision. >> but there was a reason -- >> the kavanaugh factor will be interesting the look at for democrats. >> but manchin, there was a reason he did what he did. >> let's quickly go back to john and wolf. >> thanks, anderson. john, it looks like a pretty significant flip just now with a key rac