Tonight writer Cassandra Fairbanks of the Gateway Pundant joins us to discuss midterm elections in the wake of Kavanaugh and Kanyay.

I'm running millennial and you're watching uncensored. Hi, thank you so much for coming

quickly up and I think essentially from November the day after the election 2016

we've known that the Democrats were going to be out in full force

when it came to midterms and we've seen that throughout Trump's

administration they've really let their opposition be known right

hashtag resist hashtag fight back really the entire time but I think within the past month

kind of when it matters the most leading up to these elections I think we've

actually sort of seen that now not only our Democrats fired up but it seems like Republicans are also

starting to feel a little bit more of that invigoration that they did right

before 2016. What do you think is causing that? I think that people had been kind of complacent but with everything that we've seen the Democrats doing with these mobs chasing Ted Cruz out of a restaurant and the whole Kavanaugh witch hunt I think that it's really lit a fire under people and I mean generally in

midterms you know there's 90% chance that whoever is not in the White House is going to win. But there's also the fact

that younger people don't really vote and other people who do tend to lean Republican

do.

So I think that this is really anyone's game at this point,

especially with all the excitement that's happening now.

Right, and you mentioned Kavanaugh and on this show I've made my own opinion this toward that very clear what I thought perhaps might be

motivations involved with that, but a lot of people kind of see the treatment that Kavanaugh

went through in the way that the whole, the allegations very much played up as an attempt to politically hurt Kavanaugh as a Canada or if not at least try to paint the Republicans as the party that's pro-rape, pro-harassment of women.

From what I've seen, it seems like a lot of people have either not bought into it or have actually

opposed it to the measure that they're now more angry at Democrats than anything else.

What do you think is your opinion on that?

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