ABC, NBC and MSNBC panels tout Democratic 'determination' ahead of midterms: 'Democrats have to defy history'

Guests and hosts on ABC, MSNBC and NBC touted Democratic enthusiasm and determination during Sunday's news programs as the midterm elections get closer.

"The mobilization is there, the enthusiasm is finally there on the Democratic side, they know everything is on the line, everything is on the table, we have some close races that I think the part should still be concerned about especially in North Carolina where I think the Senate race is one that we can win, Ohio Democrats can win but overall we know that Democrats have to defy history, and we also have to deal with the fact that the Republicans have not just enormous resources but a movement, a movement that we have to combat," she continued.  Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.

Fetterman currently leads Republican candidate Mehmet Oz 51% to 44% among likely general election voters, according to a Marist College Poll. 

During MSNBC's "The Sunday Show," host Jonathan Capehart asked Rev. Al Sharpton if Democrats were still as confident about their midterm prospects as they were at the beginning of the summer.