thanks so much for joining us. follow me on facebook, instagram or twitter. coverage continues with laura coates and alisyn camerota. good evening i'm alisyn camerota in new york. >> this is laura coates in washington d.c. it's crunch time. we're four days away from election day. if you want to know which states

are in a fight for the finish, look at the map. you see the big names are hitting the trail in the final days. it tells you what you need to know about the race in states where frankly every single vote will count. >> and there is a remarkable ad we have to show you that claims to know what god wants. >> and on the 8th day god looked down on his planned paradise and said i need a protector so god made a fighter. >> oh my god. we are going to talk about that. >> i hope so. >> plus, the politics of pot, recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states. most of them conservative red states. finally an issue that's bringing americans together getting high. [ laughter ] >> well, when you go low, they go high. i had to. i don't know why. it kalcame out as a whole thing >> fantastic.

let's bring our experts on that. we have cnn political commentator scott jennings and keith and mark mckinnon. gent gentlemen, great to have you. >> i do live at 10,000 feet so i know something -- >> about being high. we'll dive into that momentarily. first, mark, when you look at that map of where all the biggest names in politics are being deployed from barack obama, donald trump, what does it tell you about the angsxiety levels? >> it tells a lot. if you want to know where democrats are in trouble, follow obama and biden. that smells trouble. they're there because democrats are in trouble. you see republicans like trump they smell opportunity. watch the map and look where obama was, nevada, arizona, biden is in pennsylvania. >> he's in new york. >> and in new york. >> why was biden in a blue

state? >> we'll, because they're in trouble in new york. if that doesn't tell you everything you need to know about how much trouble the democrats are in. if they're sending the president of the united states in new york, houston, that i have a problem. >> let the democrat respond. go. >> we can't say anybody is in trouble when we haven't had an election yet. all we're looking at is poll numbers and the poll numbers aren't necessarily predictive of the outcome. every vote counts and the democrats are racing to the finish line to make sure -- scott is smiling -- every vote counts. we got to make sure we reach the point before we make conclusions. considering where we were at the beginning of the year, democrats are not that far off from people expected this to be a blood bath from the beginning of the year. >> because there was a time after roe versus wade that democrats had that surge. >> democrats had a surge after roe versus wade from june until september, early september and now we're sort of coming back to the norm and so now, people are realizing this is a tough race. we need to get every person out there, we can't take this for

granted and just because we had a surge in the summer doesn't mean we're on a roll. we have to run through the finish line. >> scott, you're chomping at the bit. >> i wanted to respond to mark. trump travels a little differently. biden is deployed for political purposes. he can only campaign in blue states because it's the only place to accept them. for trump, he was in iowa this week, big state for 2024 and in florida which is a in your face desantis move so i interpret trump's moves through the personal lens for him than i do the president where he's trying to triage -- >> although iowa could be because grassly is having proubls. >> don't you think scott is right of donald trump's motivations? >> 100%. >> i do also want to show you this map of you'll remember this risky gambit of far right extremist republican candidates

and so let's see if that paid off. here are six races where democrats rolled the dice on that and it appears at the moment that it did pay off for them, none of these in the polls are matching the democrats. >> yeah, in illinois and pennsylvania gubernatorial races was clearly a beneficial decision. whether it was a smart decision, i don't know if it was because of the fact the race is so tight, that's $53 million the democrats spent in the summer that could have been spent on focussing on turning out the vote for their own candidates in the party. >> ethically dubious and politically effective. >> not in every case. the candidate you didn't have was kari lake where they spent a bunch of money for her opponent. >> they didn't actually spend any money. the arizona democratic party put an effort behind her but didn't

put any dollars behind that effort. >> meaning you think they put money into kari lake's campaign? >> no -- yes, they tried to suggest the more conservative candidate was better for them. >> they didn't put money on that one. >> the one on that list i'm more interested in is bulldock. chuck schumer's outside group spent at least $5 million at the last minute and i think directly caused him to get the nomination. if he wins, that was a direct investment. >> by the way, $10 billion is being spent on television. >> quickly. >> there is a philosophical problem if these candidates win, then you are the ones responsible as scott said for making them one and if it works or fails, it will be a lot -- >> absolutely.

it's questionable. we have to play a piece of this campaign. >> get ready, folks. >> get ready. >> and on the 8th day god looked down on his planned paradise and said i need a protector so god made a fight er and kiss good-be for thousands of miles of liberty and happiness so god -- >> it goes on. it goes on for another minute and a half basically. i mean, i've heard of messiah complexes but this takes the cake mark, what do you see here. >> i've never seen anything like this. i think ron desantis lost his mind. i thought was a parody when i saw it. it's a direct ripoff after paul

harvey line for line and no attribution to paul harvey. >> scott? >> hardly the first politician to engage in self-eng self-engrandizement. >> i do think it takes also a tremendous ego to not only run for but see yourself as president of the united states and. >> and godly. >> showing himself to have it. >> mark has been around a few presidential candidate as have i. >> i mean, just in terms of messaging do you think of going to that level, god, you're the chosen one -- >> do i think there is anned a y -- audience for that? oh, yeah. >> it's sad there is an audience for that because we live in a

application or reasons he's basically running for president in the ad and feeding into charlie crist. >> not in his supporters' minds. >> nobody around him is saying no. somebody with some common sense should have said that's insane. >> you think that ad will hurt him? >> 100%. >> the blow back. >> i wish i believed that was true. i don't think -- >> i think the people of florida portrayed this as the model governance for the nation. they think of themselves as being elevated now because of the way he managed -- >> i'm saying this says something about his decision making. small circles watching this is great, go for it, do it. you take that to a bigger stage

is problematic. >> laura, your thoughts? >> first of all, this is probably a resinating ad is because it was the 2014 rams truck ad where they played off of paul farmer and -- paul harvey so he knows what he's doing. it was successful and this article of symbolic pickup trucks and connecting the dots. he was obviously trying to appeal and this is an ad for a presidential run and the polls say something different but at the end of the day, i mean, it does take as they say cahones to be the anoinlteted one. this might be where you start. who knows. ask my panel here all about

football tonight, all about that 2014 game. joining me now is laura lopez also liam donovan a former national republican committee aide and cnn political commentator maria cardona. let's address the elephant in the room and not talking about ram trucks but this was obviously a moment to say like i can use this again say 2024. he has his sights beyond florida, right? >> yes, i think ax lubsolutely. it shows the first one is he believes he is absolutely going to win the gubernatorial election, right? it's a setup. mark is right. there will be blow back. it shows exactly scarily what we saw with people around trump, which is there is nobody there to say maybe not such a good idea. i don't know if you really want

to go there right now. there is going to be a bunch of people around him that are going to, you know -- >> talking about yes people. >> the idea -- >> yes, yes people. >> speaking of that, i want to play because you guys respond to this because part of it, yes, man, yes woman philosophy has to do with what is scary of some people and deja vu in the 2020 election versus now. listen to what mandela barns had to say about his opponent senator ron johnson. he says he's not going to concede win or lose. >> he showed us exactly who he is because he didn't get the results he wanted. it's petulant. it's very argent. it's the height of arrogance.

>> the theme of tonight is arrogance. that's what we're talking about with desantis and the ad. how do you see it? is the idea setting up for the notion that look, they've been talking about the prospect of there being wide spread fraud of 2020 and don't feel it's been resolved fully. biden had a closing argument, student loan debt and also know about democracy and peril. is he picking up on that and saying look, even the president is thinking that so johnson is saying that's where i am? >> in both cases, this is media bait. this is to launch 1,000 segments on cnn talking about does ron desantis gone mad? this is about triggering the main stream media and getting them to question the tactics and whether you're an election denier. when you pick at the issues and they stick to the guns, it ends up looking hysterical. >> you mean ron johnson or both? >> well, i think that's the true line in my opinion. with johnson, i think it's -- it shouldn't be a got ya question

but become a got ya question to acknowledge once should respect the outcome of an election is a swipe at the former president which is not something that republicans want to do right now. >> that's interesting you say that. the idea of got ya. i remember the conversation fears go as always, do you have confidence in this person? that was always the way the question was asked of the press secretary but think about congressman dan crenshaw on the 2020 election lie and he essentially says speaking of bait, it was a bait and switch. it was always kind of a lie. listen to what he said. >> it was always a lie. the whole thing was always a lie and it was a lie not to rile people up and i talk about this at nauseam and really made me angry because i'm like -- the promises you're making that you're going to challenge the electoral college and overturn the election, there's not even a process for you to do that. it doesn't even exist. like what the hell are we doing? i would tell that to people

behind closed doors, like the political personalities, not even politicians. we definitely had the arguments behind closed doors in the republican party. we know that. but we just -- people just need their last hooray. they need to feel like we fought one last time. >> remember laura, he was somebody who voted to certify the election. so this is about the hold the truth podcast. who do you make of that? >> look, i think there is two big things right here that i want to point out, which is that there are ramifications to that big lie, to the lie about election results. january 6th and the violence that day was a direct result of the fact that the president repeated over and over again this lie. i don't think it's a got ya question to ask whether they're going ging to acre ces accept . the lies lead to violence. i was in michigan and talking to

election workers there and ones who have been running elections for 20 years or more, they're scared. they're upset and scared and they're like -- >> physical safety. >> yes, physical safety. >> she said she has cameras on her home and she's in constant coordination with local police like never before and tracking external threats the fbi might send to her. those are unprecedented steps that do not happen prior to 2020 and they are happening and know they are happening because of the election deniers running down the ballot in michigan and if she could say something to them, it would be those lies have consequences and those words have consequences. when someone, a candidate like ron johnson, as a reporter, it's my job to hold politicians accountable whether republicans or democrats and if they're saying i interviewed the attorney general candidate in michigan who is also spreading lies about the 2020 election and

i asked him the same question, the question i asked dana the incomekcumbent attorney general youcept the results? she said i refuse to lose. they didn't answer the question. >> in fact, on that point, i mean, we've heard time and time again that sort of pivot that laura is eluding to, the idea of not just saying the yes or no, which is a very difficult thing for people to say apparently and you can to the extent if it was a got ya question, which i don't think we agree it is, couldn't you just answer it in the affirmative? yes? >> well, i mean, we also have a word for that that we used to teach our kids, sore losers. >> two words. >> thank you. m math is not my strong suit. >> i'm with you. >> it's amazing how many elected officials are now willing to be unabashed sore losers and say it out loud. so yes. okay, but laura. >> we'll see. >> do you know what else is on

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pot is on the ballot this election day. take a look at the map. voters in arkansas, maryland, missouri, north and south dakota will decide whether recreational marijuana use should be legal in their states. potentially joining the 19 other states plus the district of colombia where recreational use is currently legal. four of those five states are red states, pot is the great uniter. finally, we found a bipartisan issue. i mean, that is what it said. scott doesn't like this one bit. >> i recognize my views are in the minority of americans on this issue. >> what are your views? >> we'll come to regret this. we need more drugs in the country like i need a hole in the head. these are americans who are able

bodied should be in the work force not participating. we have kids suffering from learning loss and adults whose lives are ruined and lost and we need more drugs in this country? we need direction and purpose. >> we need recreational marijuana to make them better. >> this is recreational but i do draw a distinction for medicinal for pain management and recreational. i know you don't draw that distinction. in terms of recreational, doesn't scott have a point? do we need more people in altered states working around? >> i don't see the problem with it. i may be smoking weed today. >> you may be. >> i have done it recently. i don't see a problem with it because i'm capable of being a functioning human being and productive citizen while using marijuana as are millions of americans, as well. i don't think that's problematic. the majority of americans know it's not problematic. i think president biden at 77 something years old has come to realize it's not as troubling of a health issue as scott suggests that it is and 19 states have already legalized it. if these five states do, it will

be half of the nation legal ieiezed marijuana. that's a dramatic shift since colorado your state became the first to do it and i remember being in the bill clinton, he said i didn't inhale. we've come a long way since then. >> a long way since then. people are consuming it in droves. >> and not ashamed of it. >> i've done a lot of personal research on this outside of breckenridge, colorado where it was first legalized before it was in colorado. and colorado had ten years experience now. -- there is no cordlated increase in crime and safer than alcohol and the reason a lot of conservative states are doing show me the money and show me the revenue -- >> have they won you over? >> no, if any of my four children are watching this show, a, you should be in bed and b, under no circumstance i'm looking right at you you should not do drugs at all. no to anybody that should take you down this stupid path. >> let's talk about magic

mushrooms. they are also on the ballot. colorado, your state may le legalize shrooms and oregon is the first to have done so. in oregon some communities want to ban them. they don't like that the whole state has legalized it for their community they want to ban it. are you in favor of legalizing shrooms. >> also done some personal research on this. >> tell us. >> i think this should go slowly but should be looked at. i think deregulation is on the screen and should be for medicinal purposes, finding a lot of medicinal upside for veterans and ptsd issues. i think more research should be done and looked at it. >> is also used for fighting depression and in oregon have it be distributed at centers. not for home recreation under super supervision. that's an interesting concept. there is micro dosing and also a new look at how mushrooms and the drug in it -- every time i

look at scott, he's giving me -- he's curling his lip at me. all drugs are based on plants of some kind and so if mushrooms help fight depression, what is your beef? >> i'm sorry. i'm -- maybe i'm in the minority here. i just feel like a lot of this is trying to rationalize people who just want to do drugs because they like to do drugs and i just don't know where does this lead us? is this really what we want for out future. >> should people be able to use alcohol and tobacco? >> we've cross that rub conin this country. but tobacco use is going down. >> alcohol and tobacco is more destructive than marijuana. >> we're talking about magic mushrooms. >> you're against both of those. even mushrooms, my personal belief is probably far to the left -- >> tell us. >> of most people. i think we should decriminalize the position of all drugs and legalize marijuana completely for recreational and medicinal

but we shouldn't target people for using drugs even if they are problematic, we should try to get help -- >> what about dealing drugs? >> dealing is a different thing. we should have penalties if r that. for the simple possession, i don't think anybody should be in prison for happening to have a drug in their possession. >> gentlemen, that was interesting. thank you-all for sharing your personal views on that. laura? should i order you panel some munchies? >> three of us. [ laughter ] >> i like he's counting me. >> who is the third? >> from what i heard, scott jennings won't be hungry. >> i'll have a glass of water. that's all i really want. >> i hear you 1,000%. it's interesting because of course, part of the idea talking about crime being on the ballot may be invisible ink in some places, wasn't more than a month ago i think president biden had that proclamation to say that the idea of possession or marijuana in one's possession in recreational or otherwise led to

mass pardons. didn't mean release of federal prison anyone but still the rubicon may have been crossed in that respect. we'll see what happens on the ballot. also fascinating half of an entire company was unceremoniously laid off, alisyn camerota and now come the lawsuits. what is going on at twitter? we'll try to tap into it, next.

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look, nearly 50% of twitter's work force was laid off today that means the head count of some 7500 employees is now down around 3700.

that after the world's richest person, elon musk acquired the platform. the self-titled chief twit according to his own handle tweeting tonight regarding the reduction in force, unfortunately there is no choice when the company loses $4 million a day. everyone was offered severance pay. they are suing the come paen kn -- company warning it violated the act. liam and maria cardona are both back. we talked a lot about twitter over the years and months and i'm wondering did you see this coming and if so, we talked about this. does the way it actually unfolded surprise you? >> kind of jerky. there is other tech people, brian chesky at airbnb did layoffs very nice. never good to do a layoff, right? this layoff, people were caught

doing things, changing things, editing documents. which is fine, he bought the company. he can do that. the layoff is typical. it's a lot. i think twitter was going to do a layoff also. what he's paying he has to pay. two months is what he has to pay in california, could be higher in europe or new york where most of the twitter employees are, new york or california. so he's going to have to pay the two months. the one month severance is not particularly generous. it's what many tech companies do that and much more depending on the years and then they have to sign away a document to get that one month of salary and probably says don't talk about the company, tweet nicely at elon. i don't know what it says. >> maybe all the above. the warren act is talking in part about having to warn, it's a certain neumber of employees

lead time. what surprises people are the types of department where is they laid off people from. i want to hear your reaction. some include the human rights department, the ethical a.i. marketing, communication, research, public policy, wellness, well n n ness, kerr ration, safety. we're a couple days away from a midterm election and two years from the presidential and you noticed something already in the air. >> yeah, i think what is most concerning about all of those departments, those are the departments that kind of take care of humanity, right? and there was actually a study that showed there was a measurable spike in in tweeting about gender, ethnicity and rel religion.

they measured it. there were 84 hostile tweets an hour. the moment he took it over from that moment on to noon the next day, there were more than 370 hostile tweets an hour. they have measurable -- >> but what are you attributing that to? not you personally but the thought the assumption is he would have a free speech -- >> there is people testing it. >> they haven't changed the content moderation rules yet. they have not done that. the guy that runs that did point out correctly that only 15% of that staff, the trust and safety staff were laid off. they definitely laid off in other areas like disability areas unfortunate. >> what are your thoughts on this, too? i want to come back to you. what are your thoughts? >> this parallels the ron desantis stuff. this is triggering the media and going after things seen as woke. this is elon's brand. he came to clean house and go after things. these are corporate departments if his -- the elon stands as cara mentioned, the existence of the departments is mind blowing

to folks that follow elon. this is a feature, not a bug. he's picking the fights and parallels the control of congress that was potentially coming in. i think you were seeing it in some of the discourse on the right as advertisers flee twitter and you're seeing people suggest that in the sort of realm of woke capital and esg and social pressure on these sorts of corporations -- >> what do you make of that idea? he made that comment. >> kept thermal nuclear sounds like communism. i don't know. he's angry. they don't like him. they don't want to advertise hill. if satan had a company to sell things on, advertisers would advertise on. >> drinks coffee. >> or maybe gets high. >> twitter isn't a big advertising platform as you can see by the numbers and not a big choice and one of the things that is happening is if he lets trump on, if they leave after

that, they look even more so. they're like this is not worth our time. >> make sure he's not going to do that until there is another entity. >> i think there are people testing it but i think they're testing it because they see how elon was saying he's going to let trump on and doesn't think this moderation or taking people off is fair. he thinks it's an attack against free speech and so i think once he took it over, people were like okay, let's check this out. the fact they let go the moderation team is indicative he is going to be a lot more -- there is a bigger allowance for that kind of -- >> let go of the whole moderation team. >> right. >> i think what it is there is usually, there's not thousands of these people, there is 300 of them. the head of trust and safety there. that's what -- he has other titles. excuse me. i don't think, you know, they just want to test the system. >> exactly.

>> that's what is happening. >> well. >> not helping by tweeting things out. >> i was going to say, we think about the idea of we are maybe past the point, allisthey are f in the pond and invested and you wonder what is going to happen when obviously the wave crashed on others for collateral damage. >> every day sounds like new drama. we'll see what tomorrow brings but doesn't seem like things are evening out yet. all right. meanwhile, this is this because kyrie irving finally apologizing for not disappvow anti-semitism and the controversy is not over and bob costas is next. effortlessly responds to both of you. our r smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night.t.

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new tonight, nike ending the relationship with brooklyn nets star kyrie irving when he tweeted a link to an antis-semitic film last week. the company saying at nike we believe there is no place for hate speech and condemn any form of anti-semitism and made the decision to suspend our relationship with kyrie irving effective immediately and will no longer launch the kyrie 8. he will sit out the game against the wizards, the start of an at least five-game suspension over the contiroversycontroversy. irving issued an apology late last night saying quote, to all jewish families communities and families hurt from my post i'm deeply sorry to have caused you pain and i apologize. i initially reacted to being antis-semitic instead of focussing on the healing of my

jewish brothers and sisters hurt in the making of the documentary. we have bob costas here. great to have you here. now that he's issued an actual apology, will he be back on the court after the five-gail suspension? >> the mets said minimum of five games. he makes between 35 and $40 million, this is going to cost him into the low seven figures. it will cost millions of dollars even if five and the nike suspension could be ban n nichement from nike could cost tens of millions of dollars. he's only 30. his value will be less because teams will wonder about him because it isn't just this. it's that he was a flat earthier at one time. an anti-vaxxer. he's linked to stuff from alex jones, a despicable conspiracy theorist that pumps poison into a cultural water supply on a

regular basis and now this and those were skeptical will say with some justification, he only came around when this five-game suspension, minimum five-game suspension was levee that will cost him a lot of money and the condition the nets set forth is as of right now, he's unfit to be part of their organization and unless -- >> that was before the apology. >> unless he takes -- they still said this after the apology. they didn't use the unfit thing but said until he takes ra steps and satisfies us something was learned five games is a minimum. it could be longer. >> what should the net haves done? what should everyone have done? it sounded like nobody moved with the speed and forcefulness. what was the right thing people should have done here. >> the right thing is to hold him personally accountable instead of making vague statements to the effect of of

course we stand against hate speech and hate has no place and anti-semitism has no place. the initial statement from adam silver, whom i admire very much is a very good commissioner happens himself to be jewish. the initial statement didn't mention kyrie by name. it just kind of was a statement that condemned anti sel-semitisd hate speech. finally they came around because kyrie kept digging himself in deeper. jerry brewer who is a good columnist "the washington post" described him as delusional and defiant and did sort of a press conference with the basketball press i guess the night before last or last night and dug himself in deeper with some sort of weird word salad and i think at that point, they realized there was no way to distance themselves or try to split the difference, that they had to flat outcome down on him and they did. >> if kyrie irving, let's say he does harbor conflicted feelings

about jewish people. let's say this is a teachable moment. let's say they do therapy or mediation or whatever, can he be redeemed? >> anybody can be redeemed in theory from almost everything if the redemption is sincere and they learned something. given his prominence, i guess he could be what he claims to be and really hasn't been. some sort of beacon of light, somebody illuminating important issues for people. if there are people who share his view point and sadly, although twitter shouldn't be viewed as a pupil but there say whole lot of support for kyrie and for kanye west and anti jewish stuff now that twitter has taken some of the restrictions off in the name of free speech that there is a lot of support for this. now, it may be in raw numbers a lot and we hope percentage of the population is actually small but it's out there and if those people can be set straight at least in part but a redeemed kay

reirving or now we're really into wishful thinking a redeemed kanye west because they both seem to be on another planet but if it can happen, you can turn a bad situation around for the better. it's always possible. >> great to have you here. always appreciate it. laura, your thoughts? >> always important to hear his insight and the different controversies over the years. we're really at a fork in the road so the question is where do things go from here? will there be an opportunity to course correct and use the platform in a way that's productive? i hope so. >> twitter isn't known for productive discourse always. >> i mean the actual players and the epiphany of maybe doing the right thing and that way. i'm not as hopeful about course correction in all fields thanks is true. we'll see. >> fair. >> listen, how about this? speaking about the youth and what they can teach us even though he can't vote, a 14-year-old is making his mark

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this is the planning effect. . so election day is just four days away, but early voters are already getting a chance to collect those very coveted i voted stickers and in new york, looking a little bit different this year, alisyn. >> here are entries teenagers sent in from the i voted sticker youth design. >> perfectly normal. love it. >> perfectly normal. patriotic. there is an eagle. you see flag colors, red, white and blue. here is the entry that won.

okay. [ laughter ] >> i'd like you to look at that sticker. that's the one that won. it is so awesome on so many levels. it is colorful. it has six legs. it has bulging eyes and creepy teeth. this is from 14-year-old hudson rowen that received 200,000 votes in this contest, laura. >> i love the cray creativity. i love it. you know what? it makes you stop and look. it makes you stop and wonder honestly, who did you vote for? that's the question. who was your vote? >> i feel on every level it captures the spirit of the midterms, terrifying, creepy and absurd. i feel that captures it. >> a spider. a web of lies. maybe the over caffeinated bulging looking at polls all night long. the laugh. around 1:00 in the morning on tuesday we think are we asleep

or awake? do we have a winner? >> 14-year-old hudson rowen who made this said it gives off a k chaotic vibe. yes, it does, hudson. tell us what you think. what does that i voted sticker say to you about the midterms. tweet us @the laura coates and @alisyn cam rot to. we'll be right back. don't miss your shot... to get more for your medicare dollar. 's annual enrollment time, and with an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedheahcare, you can get $0 copays on primary care visits, more dental coverage than ever before, and $0 copays and deductibles on hundreds of prescription drugs.

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