ms. navarro says, maybe by a miracle, or maybe not so much by a miracle, but there's a chance republicans can take over the house and the senate. well, if that were to be the case or -- i don't know if it is, the president may decide by executive order to put forth the comprehensive immigration reform, but that also poses the following, if he does it by executive order, then what are the chances of the republicans filing a lawsuit and challenging that? that's one thing. but for ms. navarro, you said, the senate and house becomes republican and then by chance, i'm quoting you, they may pass some kind of, and you say some kind of comprehensive reform, you know, some way it might happen, that sounds disturbing because it's like, we're going to water it down. just do something some way because now they have control. but wouldn't that bring us back to the same issue because it wouldn't be comprehensive enough? so, we couldn't be solving this problem. >> i have to ask you to make our answer short because we do have to wrap up. you want to take that first, ana? >> yeah. look, i think we're all g

ms. navarro, they may pass some kind of -- and you say some kind of comprehensive reform.at sounds a little bit disturbing, because it sounds like they will water it down. they will do it some way because now they have control. wouldn't that bring us back to the same issue because it would not be comprehensive enough? we would not be solving this problem. >> i have to ask you to make your answers short. we do have to wrap up. do you want to take that first, anna? >> sure. if we are going to take over the house and the senate, we will have to push. i agree that if the president takes executive action, republicans will be angry. and i would say to my party, the best way to avoid executive action is to take legislative action. past something. do something. that is the best way to this or any executive action. if each branch does their job, you don't need to supersede the other branch. as far as watering down and what the comprehensive immigration bill is going to look like, i have no idea. i think we would see a lot of pushing from the different constituent groups -- business

ms. navarro, they may pass some kind of -- and you say some kind of comprehensive reform.ttle bit disturbing, because it sounds like they will water it down. they will do it some way because now they have control. wouldn't that bring us back to the same issue because it would not be comprehensive enough? we would not be solving this problem. >> i have to ask you to make your answers short. we do have to wrap up. do you want to take that first, anna? >> sure. if we are going to take over the house and the senate, we will have to push. i agree that if the president takes executive action, republicans will be angry. and i would say to my party, the best way to avoid executive action is to take legislative action. pass something. do something. that is the best way to this or any executive action. if each branch does their job, you don't need to supersede the other branch. s far as watering down and what the comprehensive immigration bill is going to look like, i have no idea. i think we would see a lot of pushing from the different constituent groups -- business, labor, faith,

our next guest has something to say about this, ana navarro and ms.was deputy campaign manager for president obama's 2012 campaign now us, which is even better. >> good morning. >> good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> we just showed you that poll that shows majority americans think that the economy is doing poorly at the moment, however, there's another poll that shows that 52% do have optimism about next year they think the economy will be doing better, that's up, significant, because just a year ago it was only 40% of respondents who thought that times ahead would be brighter. ana, does that work for incumbents or does that make you want to kick them out? >> look at the polls yesterday, you can see what's really prevailing out there is a pessimistic move. people are frus ray trated, disillusioned. optimism works when it's happening at the moment of election. optimism about next year doesn't work much when the election is next week. lot of voters vote based on frustration and disillusionment right now. >> stephanie cutter, where is the passion a