🚨 NEW: Scott Jennings just DISMANTLED the CNN panel in real time after they tried to spin Obama hitting the trail for El-Sayed in Michigan. Host: Do you welcome or fear Barack Obama’s involvement in these midterms? Jennings: Well, neither, because it’s expected. He campaigns in every election. He’s the most partisan, ate-up-with-politics ex-president we’ve ever had. I expect him to show up in every race and every jurisdiction in the country. He can’t stand it. He has to be involved in politics all the time. What it tells me, though, is that all this Democratic confidence you’re hearing out there about El-Sayed is a little misplaced, because I don’t think Obama would be going there if they were so confident about it. It also tells you something critical about the weakness in his coalition. He has significant trouble with African-American voters in the Democratic primary. He has not shored up that support in Michigan. They need Obama to try to do that. I’m not sure it’s going to be the total answer, but it’s not really a surprising development to me. Neera Tanden: Can I just ask — is Donald Trump planning to campaign for Mike Rogers in Michigan? Scott Jennings: I believe he is going to Michigan. Neera Tanden: Really? Are they going to campaign together? Is Mike Rogers going to be seen with him? Greg Abbott tonight announced that he would not be seen in Texas with Donald Trump next week. Isn’t that a little weird — that you have a sitting president who can’t be… Scott Jennings: He’s literally doing 35 events in like 32 days. He’s campaigned all over the country. Neera Tanden: Not with people in close races. Scott Jennings: He’s in Nebraska tonight. Neera Tanden: Yes. In a close race? In Nebraska, a state where he won by 25, 30 points? Scott Jennings: In a state where the D