we all know this, he took our campaign money, marshall blackburn doesn't care about the working black people, the crime rate in tennessee is outrageous, people are dying every day in memphis every day, she is not saying a word. people need help, older people need healthcare but marshall blackburn is going to reap what she sows . >> okay lily, we will have to leave it there . >>. since the women's march and we are now seeing it resurface, is the color divide. , black women vote heavily democrat. you look at white women . >> what you have is women of color is saying, why are you guys so divided, so when susan collins voted for brett kavanaugh, that made this all flare up again and once again, women don't vote for things because they are women but on party. but that's what they're getting at, the women's movement, how does race affect how we feel about ourselves and our policy as women. the other thing to get at is the tennessee senate race. , so we are trying to signal voters but he did have to say that but he was trying to make his peace there . >> caller: i am republican. i did not li

what i heard from republicans were they were demoralized and even if they were voting for marshall blackburned for bredson. so many voters were upset that bredson wouldn't take a position until the very end and starting to really coalesce around marshall blackburn. it's a state republicans should win anyways but it's better than it was four weeks ago because of what we went through the past couple of weeks. >> go ahead. >> this so risks going overboard. if republicans start to campaign over the next couple of weeks, crowing about brett kavanaugh and implicitly suggesting that the survivors and dr. ford were not credible, just like joni ernst just did. they are going to rue the day. this is not going to sit well. there is no silent majority here. the polling actually well over 50% of the country was actually against this. >> hillary, i'll point out. that's why they're silent because polling does not capture them and i wonder if you are worried, you seem very certain that this will end up hurting republicans but i wonder if you worry about the same kind of thing that happened in 2016. that we

and in tennessee, the senate contest there, marshall blackburn is up several points ahead of phil branson by a 43% margin. my friends, brett cavanaugh is not someone that i've known for 28 years, i know deep in here that he deserves a seat on the supreme court. i can't think of many people who deserve it more than he does, as a matter of fact, but no matter what happens next, the democrats have revealeds themselves and their slimeball tactics to the american people. ini the midterms, i think millions of people will have a stark choice to make. do they want a green light, more ofcs this shameless a scorched earth politics for convenience? or do they want a candidate who stands and resolve for something better, like decency and due process? and that's the angle.. joining c me now is dave bossi d chris hahn, former aide to chuck schumer. all right, this fbi report was never going to makepo a differee to the democrats, but can't you just admit now that this was all about delay at this point? they weren't ever going to vote for a kavanaugh anyway right? >> there might be two or three that were

he's like years beyond marshal blackburn, who'll put us back to a period, she describes herself fromoudly, knuckle dragging creature from the past. she has -- he's as person that needs to be elected to give tennessee the tradition of senators that we have. >> in red states where you have democrats not only tennessee but north dakota and other states, the kavanaugh nomination and now confirmation causes a serious kind of problem in terms of the exciting and really adding to turn out of the base of women and minorities that you referred to because as you said your democratic candidate said well, i would vote for kavanaugh so you can't rally on that. i this i that what the republicans are trying to do is put a real damper in the red states that they can maintain those red state to go red or remain red if they are already in. how does the democratic party sell to the constituents, well, we got to understand they would go to cakavanaugh and all but ty need change that either way you will get kavanaugh from your senate seat. >> the democrats have to work hard to emphasize jobs, healthcare,

in tennessee republican marshall blackburn is ahead while claire mccaskill and republican josh hawley is now tied up. finally, in a three-way bid for senate in indiana, democratic incumbent joe donnelly tops republican challenger by just two points.ng fight in washingtn over the president's supreme court pick could have real effects across the country this november as it fires up voters who want to see him confirmed or denied. peter doocy reports on one of those key races from burlington wisconsin. >> in 2016, republican candidates repeatedly called to build a wall. >> let's get the confirmation process done. >> they are calling to confirm kavanaugh. >> look what they have done to judge kavanaugh. i don't know about you but i am ready to have judge kavanaugh be the next justice on our united states supreme court. >> wisconsin republican senate candidate leah thinks they are acting on them. >> i'm hearing on the phones as they talk to people as well. >> she wants to unseat tammy baldwin who is a "no" on kavanaugh because i cannot support a nominee for a lifetime appointment who would t

>>> you think so >> why do you say that >> marshal blackburn is pro-life and she's a lot of things that millennials are not >> thank you so much for joining us today that does it for us today. it is time for "squawk on the street." ♪ good morning everyone. welcome to "squawk on the street," i am wilfred frost with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange. david is off today taking a look at the futures you can see a little bit low and not too significant around the rest of the world. last week we did see the dow up 0.5% s&p. 86 points at the dow at this stage. we need to look at the market at the rest of world. we'll discuss that as italian yield spikes above 6% on the 10-yr. china was closed all of last week today is down over to 3% this morning. a catch up is supposed an out right decline. wti crude is down 1%, having gained 1.5% last week. road map, interest rate risk plus, ge share is jumping after an upgrade the bank is saying the ceo will have a turn around apple pushes back. the tech giant found no signs of a hacking attack an upgrade on that stock from citi that we'll di

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