- Political AnalystDavid Brody joins us now
on the campaign trail
on the final day withVice President Mike Pence.
David, what is the closing argument
that Vice President Penceis arguing to voters?
- Well basically, it'sDemocrats are gonna do
all sorts of damage if they take control,
from the economy to immigration on down.
And they're here,
I shouldn't say they, it's not they,
it's he, Vice President Mike Pence,
in Montana, northwest Montana.
That's where we are, John.
Just flew with him on Air Force Two,
and he's talking all about that situation
and the fact thatDemocrats are just gonna be
no good when it comesto any sort of agenda
that Americans really want,
and it's an energetic crowdhere in Montana for sure.
- So two big key Senate races,
actually one there in Montana,
and after this stop Ibelieve you're headed
towards South Dakota, wherehe'll campaign for Kristi Noem
who's campaigning to be governor.
- That's right.
We're on our way toSouth Dakota after this.
Hello, I'm in the middle of a live shot.
We're just doing a Skype shot, thank you.
That's live television, live Skype for ya.
Secret Service wondering, what am I doing
in an airport hangar doing a Skype shot.
That's okay, keep it rolling.
But anyhow, he seems tobe content at this point.
We're on our way toSouth Dakota after this.
Kristi Noem, running for governor there.
An interesting choice,
you would think he mightgo to a tossup Senate race,
but they're actually going there.
And then, but before that ofcourse, he's here in Montana,
and Jon Tester the big race here.
Jon Tester, the Democrat introuble to Matt Rosendale,
who spoke just before Mike Pence today.
So it'll be interesting to see
how much they can actuallydefeat Jon Tester,
because that would be a big win
to take down a Democratin a red state out here,
'cause Tester's pretty popular.
- And one in which, if I recall correctly,
Trump has been personallycampaigning against Tester
because of his initial candidate
for replacing the Departmentof Veterans Affairs.
David, what's the mood among
the Vice President and his team?
Are they feeling pretty confidentheading into election day?
- Really confident, John.
As a matter of fact, weflew with him as we told you
on Air Force Two out here,
and I had a chance to speakwith him a couple of times
on the plane and he looked really relaxed.
They think they're gonna win the House,
or keep the House at least.
We'll see. It's startingto rain here, by the way.
I hope my hair's holding up.
But anyhow, beyond that,
they also think they'regonna do well in the Senate.
So we'll see.
But very relaxed out here for sure.
Well actually, to tell you John,
we're gonna do an interviewwith the Vice President as well,
which you can see on The700 Club on Tuesday morning,
and of course we'll roll it out online,
and of course later onthe news channel too.
- David, you beat me to thepunch. I was just about to say,
I'm gonna give you 30 seconds to plug
where people can watch that interview,
but you did a great job,
so thank you for doing that job for me.
- Well, John, you might imagine
that of course I was gonna plug.
If it involves me, I wasgonna plug it right away.
- We can always count on you to do that.
David Brody, thank youso much for joining us.
David, reporting with the Vice President
on the campaign trail in Montana.
- Thanks, John.
