possibly to save the Senate. To save the Senate, well every Senate has to run their own campaign. You see what's happening to those who say that they don't support him. They're not doing very well in their policy if you haven't noticed. But we hope the Senate stays Republican. We hope the House stays Republican because we know that part of why Americans want Donald Trump to be president so many, so many people who have been nominated, is because they actually, they don't want to buy the government. They want things to get done. And when Donald Trump tonight has to be a performance will benefit him. It doesn't benefit just the Senate candidates, it benefits him. But it's funny you say that because I did hear from a number of candidates and sitting officeholders tonight, how wonderfully Donald Trump did. He did a great job for himself. He took the case right to Hillary Clinton, made her own her record as Secretary of State, made her own the Obama Clinton disasters across the globe. They didn't just happen. She owns the disaster in Syria. She owns the Russia reset that goofy walking across the stage with the gadget. She owns Libya. We had the Benghazi survivors in the audience tonight. And we had the angel moms. She supports sanctuary cities. He doesn't. She supports open borders. He doesn't. I thought he really showed tonight that when you've been in government for decades and you've been running for president, let's face it for eight years, since she failed the first time. You, there's so much to be held to account for. And if folks aren't going to do it, we are. And he did that tonight. Impliciting these conversations I had, it may have been implicit in the conversations you were having or at least the assessments you were getting, is that there's not a great deal of confidence. Trump can win, but there's a, let's see some anxiety that there could be a downvalid problem if he doesn't, not only doesn't win, but loses badly. What is your assessment of his state of the race? You admitted earlier today, it's been kind of a tough spot, kind of a rough patch. Where are things standing now? And what's the next week and a half look like for this campaign? Well, he won the debate. I thought it was an incredible performance. He clearly won the debate. And the polls will tighten as a result of that, particularly if a lot of the journalists who privately emailed me and texted me that he did a great job and that she seemed off message, actually put it on the air or in print, that would be very helpful. I thought what Donald Trump did tonight is, he sounded like Donald Trump on June 16, 2015, where he came down to the face of ways. I'm a job creator. We need to seal the borders. We need to close the borders. We need a wall. We need to figure out who's here. It's not fair to the American worker. These trade deals have been a disaster. I would renegotiate them, bring them manufacturing jobs back here. He took her on her incredibly extreme views on abortion, where she said she's for a woman's right to choose. She calls in healthcare. What she is is for abortion, and he won any time, and he where, and he called her on it. She basically ripped the baby out of the womb at the 9th month. She didn't deny that. She just said, sometimes there's health and life for the mother considerations. That's not who America is. Every pro-choice or I know is not for 9th month abortion, sex-elected abortion, taxpayer-funded abortion, fetal pain abortion, where nonpartisan doctors and scientists say the fetus can feel pain. And you're assessing the Hillary Clinton's for all those things, or your allegory. She certainly didn't say that she's not, and she has never really been for reasonable restrictions. We're a long, long way from her husband saying abortion should be safe, leave one there, and we are really a long way for her husband's Democratic party, where he was able to run successfully as a moderate and a centrist major. That Democratic party doesn't exist anymore. As you know, he's the first Republican nominee to be very blunt and say, if I get the nominees down the Supreme Court, I want, Roe v. Wabble be overturned. He said that we've got to the Supreme Court, and it would go back to the States. And I love the whole Supreme Court discussion. I thought it really showed America what a difference it would be. And to my never-trumper friends, tune into the Supreme Court portion of that discussion, because we do not want to be casting United States Supreme Court in the likeness of Hillary Clinton. So this last question about a violent election. You want to address it? I will ask you other questions, but I want you to address it to me directly. When he says, I'm going to leave you in suspense. Is he not, as some have suggested, even Jeff Flake and the Senate Republican from Arizona, that it is in process, undermining respect for peaceful transition of traffic? I know that's what everybody says. And the election process itself, I'm just asking you. That's what other people. Outdoor, outdoor did not accept the results he had election, and he said he would. He actually conceded to George W. Push on election 19,000, and then called to retract his concession. And you know what happened next. The rest is history, five or six weeks until the Supreme Court decided who would win. He learned about hanging chats and certified ballots. So absent widespread fraud and irregularities, then we'll see. What are you saying? He's going to see what happens. But he loves this country so much. He decided to give up an awful lot. The typical politician is like, Hillary Clinton, don't give up. It's funny. She's been running for office a little time. Somehow made a quarter of a billion dollars. He's given up all this business. He's transactions to run for best. Well, what have you been difficult for him to say? I will accept it. What have you been difficult for him to say? I will. I hope it's a good time. Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway there with our major Garrett just a short time ago here in the spin.