senate in iowa which is a raod amount of money and running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield against the endorsed candidate so i'm kind of curious how he's going to spend that money and does that mean he might have a proper time and the democrats i was talking to yesterday and where the self funding could maybe make a difference. >> host: orlando florida, democratic caller. you are on the air. question or comment? kolko with socialism [inaudible] i'm a democrat and i'm worried about it, the socialism part of it. if they get them in, what are we going to do? >> guest: is th that is the mese you hear from democratic leadership and the competitive districts. that is a small segment fro, sml but vocal segment be sure. we have some coming along from the republicans, so this is something that we hear coming from the republican campaign committee and republicanan candidates worrying about this will be a choice between freedom and socialism, so the question that i have is how much they are going to look at the elections and how much they are going to buy into that. it's going to be i

he's running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield.urious how he will spend that money. does that mean that greenfield might have a tougher time than she anticipated? democrats think she is still in a good spot. that is one to watch. a democratic color from orlando, florida. >> hello. >> you are on the air. thiswanted to know what socialism, if they are going to get democrats into the offices. i'm a democrat. i'm worried about it. the socialism part of it. , what are wet in going to do? >> the message you he or from democratic leadership, from a lot of these democrats in vulnerable districts, they do not subscribe to socialism. that's a small segment of the democratic caucus. a small but vocal segment. we have seen this message coming a lot from a republicans, this is something we hear could -- coming from the republican campaign committees. warning that this election will be about a choice between freedom and socialism. the question i have is how much voters are going to look at the election through that lens. how much they will buy i

he is running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield, who is the ds cc endorsed candidateurious how he is going to spend the money. does that mean greenfield might have it over time getting out of the primary then maybe she anticipated? democrats think she is still in a good spot. that is still one to watch. orlando. democratic color. -- democratic caller. know, withanted to the socialism, if they are going to get all these democrats into the offices -- i am a democrat. i am worried about the socialism part. if they get them in and nancy and them want to go along with socialism, what are we going to do? guest: i think the message you hear from democratic leadership a lot of these democrats in vulnerable and competitive districts is they do not subscribe to socialism. that is a small segment of the democratic caucus. a small but vocal segment. we have seen this message coming a lot from republicans. this is something we hear coming from the republican campaign committees. warning that the election will be about a choice between freedom and socialism. that howion i have is m