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i was listening to amy's podcast on friday and she had teresa greenfield on that seat in iowa isn't playingonavirus and put more states down ballot in play because of it. so it is a real mushroom cloud effect it's having on the entire republican up and down ballot chances if you look at this november. >> amy, we're going to go to the board here in a minute and show this but maybe you can whet folks appetite. the map. we have polls, these are battleground polls from michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, arizona, north carolina. i'm not sure if we have the graphic ready. but the six swing states we were talking about going into this election, trump was six-for-six in these states in 2016. there it is. some of these states hadn't gone republican in three decades. if you look at the polling in all six of these states now joe biden leads. some of these leads are pretty big getting up near 10 points on average. when you look at the electoral map, is there a path for donald trump and what would it look like? >> yeah, that's a great question, steve. right now i don't really see that path. a w