BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): So Karl, would you do me a favor and rank the most important things towards this trend? What do you think is the key to this closing? Is it [Donald] Trump's performance, Hillary [Clinton's] lack of performance? Is --



AINSLEY EARHARDT (CO-HOST): Obamacare. 



KILMEADE: Is it Obamacare? Where do you rank the importance? 



KARL ROVE: Well, first of all, Trump has run a more disciplined campaign in the last couple of weeks, and he's made it about big issues -- Supreme Court, Obamacare, rebuilding the military. Particularly emphasizing Obamacare, which was helped by the fact that sort of there was a lot of news about how bad Obamacare was. And also, people had baked in sort of what they'd heard from Bill Clinton about how crazy the system was and how Hillary had defended it. So I think that was the quality of his campaign being more focused, more disciplined has been helping. Second of all, look, there's a natural tendency as you get to the end for partisans to return home, and a lot more partisan Republicans were out there sort of thinking about what to do than partisan Democrats. And then finally, look, you just saw it. That video of her, that's her, and that is not an appealing, you know, uplifting, positive -- she looks angry. She looks upset. She comes across as hectoring. That's not a good picture to paint as you come down the final stretch.

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