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amy walters with charlie cook put it in more realistic terms a way that is 35 seats or more someme of us were in that timeframe during watergate going back to two great wave elections and that the republicans lost 97 seats almost one quarter of congress but then in 20 democrats lost 59 seats. if democrats need 23 seats will they get 2 25, 27 nobody's predicting much more than that right now sdr after the court packing attempt law 70 and 38 and truman and 46 lost 54 and control over in 30 lost 53 seats and control fdr in the first year of world war ii lost 50 seats lbj 66 lost 48 and in the first midterm of the nixon lost 48 we will not see a wave of that magnitude the look at those 13 nonpresidential elections this is the most important statistic to come out any time the president's job approval is below 50 percent to the party has lost an average of 40 seats lbj ford was at 47 lost 48 event ronald reagan sitting at 40 percent or lost 26 seats bush down at 39 percent obama was at losing 36 seats and 42 percent four years later trump is probably sitting at 43 percent approval right now

somemes i listen. yestery, i learned. >> as bureau chief tracy wilkens shows us, the apology came after kelly's "today" show colleagues calleder out on air this morning. >> while she apologied to the staff, she owes bigger apology to folks of color around theco try. >> megyn kelly questions why black face of a halloweenum co is racist sparked a national debate beginning with her nbc colleaguon. >> in addio her being a colleague, she's a friend, said something stupidnd indefensible. >> i think that megyn kelly, who is a lawyer, who spent a number of years at fox, was being entirely consistent with her entirecareer. >> reporter: dr. greg carr, author and studies professor at howard university aligns kelly's recent excellents with past controversial comments made abt race. >> jesus was a white man too. >> going back to her career before nbc,e see her, whether it's being insensitive to the parents of trayvon martin or bland was mentally ill, she built her ca oer, in fact, pushing the envelope. >> reporter: