, currently ceo of the strategic firm sebelius resources. it's great to see you, madam secretary, thank you for being here. i want to ask you, first of all, about the state of play in your home state as you see it today. there has been a lot of discussion about what happens if in fact mr. kobach wins the gubernatorial primary and raising the question of whether or not democrats might actually have a shot at getting elected as kansas governor again. >> well, kasie, first of all, nice to be with you. secondly, we're looking very closely at the primary results. great news for democrats. we have a strong nominee who in a multi-way primary race got over 50% of the vote. laura kelly, sitting state senator, is well positioned to be a terrific candidate. on the republican side, as you said, we either have sam brownback's long-term lieutenant governor, his secondhand guy who was responsible for a lot of the economic downturn, cutting schools, cutting taxes, doing a number of things that sent the state into economic freefall or kris kobach, who is now

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kansas voted donald trump by 20 percentage points but they've won democrat there is before, kathleen sebelius was the governor there in 2002 to 2006. there also could be a prolonged recount where republicans have infighting and that's the recipe for success for democrats. it's not a guarantee, it's still kansas but it gives them a shot. >> phil, your typical home is not here. i think you live, breathe, eat, sleep on capitol hill. >> don't hold that against me. >> you're home with your kids a lot, too, but looking at this nationally, are -- it's been a long time since tip o'neill observed all politics is local. is this about national trends? >> everything i've heard when i've gone on the ground in districts and when you talk to members before they went on recess that s that this is a referendum on the president. first time midterms actually are and that's why first term midterms generally the party of power in the white house takes a big hit. a good sign things are not heading in your direction is when you come out of closed door meetings and say we are only going to focus on localizing our ra