N.C.'s Senate race is considered 'sleepy' and 'quiet,' but is it?

<p>North Carolina's U.S. Senate race might be the closest in the country, but you wouldn't know it watching national news. Georgia and Pennsylvania have dominated headlines, while North Carolina's race has been described as sleepy and quiet. Why? This week we talk with two D.C. operatives with deep North Carolina ties to find out why and where they think this race stands, less than two weeks before Election Day. Doug Heye and Brad Woodhouse join Tim Boyum for a fun and enlightening conversation.</p>