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wisconsin, north carolina and georgia people are voting like their lives depend on it. more than 47 million of you. because of that is what this election is about in the final stretch. life or death. that was clear on the campaign trail today. and in the final debate of the campaign last night in nashville. joe biden followed up his message with an event today out lining the plan to tackle the coronavirus. >> last night we saw the president of the united states lie to the american people. and repeatedly lie about the state of the pandemic. we saw him refuse to take responsibility for the crisis that should have been met with real presidential leadership. we saw him diminish the pain. felt by so many americans. >> and he's right. last night americans got their final chance to see him and donald trump make closing arguments on a host of issues.

in the contrast could not have been more clear. especially handling the pandemic. >> 220,000 americans dead. you hear nothing else i say tonight, hear this. anyone who is responsible for not taking control, in fact not saying i take no responsibility. initially. anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the united states of america. >> then of course there was donald trump. today he was spewing more of the same non-sense to senior citizens in florida. >> all he talks about is covid covid. they want to scare people. we have done so well with it. it's 99.8%. look at what's going on. we're rounding the turn. rounding the corner. beautifully. >> nope, nope. not true. trump is continuing his magical thinking insisting covid is going away.

which he said since the beginning of the nightmare. it was very much here. more than 8 and a half million cases in this country. and more than 225,000 americans have died. from the virus. yesterday the united states hit a new single day record in new cases. more than 77,000. the highest number since july. the last night trump made clear his closing argument is just lies, lies and more lies. flooding the zone with a deluge of out right false claims. now before we got further let's clear up a few things. trump said biden would terminate private healthcare for 180 million people. it doesn't end private insurance it adds a non-profit option. he said the stock market will crash. there's no evidence to support that. and not at all liberal moods said biden's plan would create a better economy than whatever it

is trump is doing. trump said it was china paying billions for his tariffs. giving us money. wrong again. they are paid by importers and passed alisten to the consumers. you are paying for the tariff just like the wall mexico was supposed to pay for. his most egregious lie about the coronavirus. >> we're rounding the turn. we're rounding the corner. it's gaoing a way. >> we're learning to live with it. we have no choice. we can't lock ourselves in the basement like joe does. >> we're learning to lif with it. people are learning to die with it. learning to live with it. come on. >> living with it or living with dying from it. remember that. for the next eleven days. joining me now former deputy assistant secretary of state. and former spokesman for hillary clinton. senior spokesman for the dnc and former communication director

for senator kamala harris. presidential campaign. and staff writer at the new yorker. my historian first, you're not in any campaign relationship. the issue that i have with debates anymore happening in american politics, to be blunt, is that they only matter if you can presume that both candidates are going to tell something like the truth and be honest about their position. if you have somebody that's going to lie for 90 minutes i'm not sure i understand the value of the debate period. what do you think. >> that's one of the fundamental things about the spectacle. it really is a micro cosm of the big concern of the media. and i never figured out how to handle the deluge of misinformation, deception, lies,

absurdities. this is a constant stream of it. and function as if it were a normal presidency. we see that time and again. enlast night saying things that are absurd. he prepaid his taxes. and tens of millions of dollars. and the question just popped into my mind. how do we know that. what's the evidence? release the evidence of that. you haven't released tax rurps. it's obviously that there's no real responsible way to engage with this person. unless you are going to constantly stop him and say that's not true. >> the challenge is there's a weird way that the media has been negatively trained by conservatives and republicans. that if you criticize trump you have to equally criticize biden. so you balance the scale. when trump does poorly find any

instance where he doesn't bite the head off a bat and say he completely changed. he's doing worse than it seems but reporters are afraid to do so. the media wasn't built to handle an autocrat or constant liar. we had nixon but never this. >> the funny thing about it is that the united states prides itself on having the banner benchmark element of press freedom. that i have been saying there's really a lot to learn from people who are covering the regime in the philippines. and turkey. the people who have real experience on how authoritarians function. they actually have a skill set that the united states media is lacking. they don't have the experience. it's like a person playing against a left hander in

baseball. you don't know what a left hand pitch is like. if you experience you don't know what to do. >> let me get lily in. you did work with kamala harris. here is donald trump taking a shot at senator harris today. i'll let you listen and respond. >> we're not going to be a socialist nation. socialist president especially a female socialist president. we won't have it. we won't put up with it. >> especially a female. that started trending. your thoughts on that particular line of attack when he needs suburban women to vote for him? >> he's doing himself no favor. this is how he's dug himself into the hole in the first place. what we have seen for four years and the debate stage was just an avalanche of lies. he said joe biden was going to get rid of windows and plant 1

trillion trees and we were going to kill all the birds in america. there's no bottom to donald trump. certainly when it comes to powerful women to qualified women to women who have challenged him and his administration, he lashed out and at every turn that's another woman voter you see flaking to joe biden. and democratic candidates up and down the ticket. >> yeah. especially a female. the wrong thing to say 12 days from a vote counting day. there's a thing that a term that's coined i will not take credit for. the trump sinmatic universe. the separate world where all the controversies and things are happening. if you don't like main line breitbart and fox news. you're not in their universe. you have no idea what they're talking about. there were moments he started going off on the conspiracy theories but most people don't know what they are.

they didn't land. joe biden responding to an attempt to go after him with conspiracy theories. here was the response. >> i have not taken a penny from any foreign source ever in my life. we learned that this president paid 50 times the tax in china. as a secret bank account with china. does business in china. and in fact is talking about me taking money? >> that seems smart to use to flip it on a thing that is known in the media. what do you make of this? clinton had the negative disadvantage of the "new york times" having gone crazy over the e-mails. it legitimized what turned out to be a nothing scandal. in this case, no one is doing this. except the new york post. do you understand why the trump campaign would say let's go down that road? >> no more no less than why they do anything else. either they don't have a

strategy which is operative half the time. and the other half the time they have a strategy that's bad. you hit the nail on the head. when he starts regurgitating a list of grievances and starts talking about tony or whoever this person is. people who only watch fox or worse. or the some of the people watching us now don't even know exist. so it's strange. and joe biden was smart and saying this came from rudy. the extent people on both side did know about it, they knew it came from rudy in the crazy way. donald trump the first debate you couldn't hear anything. last night you could hear everything. i'm not sure that was in trumps favor. a debate at its core should only be the largest audience that

you're talking about to. not the moment where you are just trying to find a message that you are trying everything. what joe biden did last night is that he spoke for 90 minutes or his part of 90 minutes saying what he says every day. he said it yesterday whether he was in a rally or debate or tomorrow at a speech. it's consistent. you have whatever 50, 60 maybe more million people watching. it's an opportunity. the flip side is trump hasn't known what he's been saying and doesn't know why he's running. he has a one speed where it's anger. and what he is not -- i don't know whether he appreciates it. whatever happened four years ago happened. we can debate about it all night. he has enough people looking at it who are just see it for what it is. a failed experiment. to the cinematic universe.

it's not just the 5050 or 60/40 world. a trump supporter or republican that doesn't like trump and hates democrats even more. there's got to be an element to 70, 80% of society just so tired of this. it's just so draining. emotionally. it's draining to be upset. draining to fight. even if you are fighting on behalf of trump. and i think last night gives us sort of renewed glimpses of enough already. enough. and the reason he starts saying stuff about taking our windows away which i'm not letting anybody take my windows. the reason is because you're just grasping at straws to make this person someone that you fear. i was watching tv today and there were two back to back ads and biden had a great ad. it was a woman who voted for trump four years ago. and didn't like the system.

voting for a businessman to change it. that's not what he did. he made it worse. the next ad is trump. and it was like no jobs, no mobs. what are you doing? people don't need to be worked up. you want people to be reassured. that's not coming from one guy. >> let's look at this. one person -- go ahead. >> i want to add there will be a new ad coming out soon the people clutching their drapes. saying from my cold dead fingers. >> exactly. also save the bird from the even wind. the wind doesn't kill birds. look at this schedule. trump doesn't seem to be tired. saturday he's going to north carolina, ohio and wisconsin. they have covid out breaks like crazy. new hampshire and pennsylvania.

if you're really in trouble you're not going there. michigan, wisconsin and nebraska. nebraska? what are you doing there. that's a safe place. they both strike me as nostalgia candidates in a way. biden is a wistful america. americans believe td was there and a lot has been revealed is not real but people want. trump is nostalgia for a white male dominated america. there's a will the of anger to the base. they are angry they have lost something about the country. i wonder if at the end of the day, there's a sense that campaigns are won when there's mope in them. and biden is the hopeful one. what do you make of the way trump is ending and where he's going in the last week? >> i think you're right. the schedule and message shows this study in contrast. vice president biden is a proud democrat. running as the democratic

nominee. i'll be an american president for all people. and donald trump who i have to be honest. i don't think the answer to his political trouble is more donald trump. i don't feel like that's going to make it all better. i don't think more people see more of him will help. he was in the villages today. a dozen people were reported died from there from that community yesterday from covid. every time he's going he's having super-spreader events that are reminding people of how irresponsible he's been. >> yeah. the village is retirement community. a huge giant retirement community dm the most elderly state in america. florida. bringing essentially death doesn't strike me as a wise campaign move. thank you all very much. up next on the "the reidout" with coronavirus once again spiraling out of control, trump still refuses to take it series

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trump took a good economy and drove it back into the ditch through his failure to get covid under control, his failure to deliver real relief to working people. does he not understand and see the tens of millions of people who've had to file for unemployment this year, so far? the people who lost wages while the cost of groceries has gone up dramatically. donald trump has been almost singularly focused on the stock market, the dow, the nasdaq -- not you, not your families. my plan will help create at least five million new, good-paying jobs and create them right here in the united states of america. let's use this opportunity to take bold investments in american industry and innovation. so the future is made in america.

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the virus is surging in almost every state. we passed 4.8 million cases. trump was asked this week what did you do differently to get the pandemic response right from the start. his answer is and i quote not much. not much. if this is his success, what's the failure look like?

we're more than eight months into this crisis. the president still doesn't have a plan. he's given up. he's quit on you. he's quit on your family. he's quit on america. >> the united states reported more than 77,000 new coronavirus cases on thursday. and 75,000 cases today. nearing record highs the that we have not seen since july. across the country nearly 50,000 americans are hospitalized with covid. up 40% from last month. medical centers in kansas city are turning away ambulances because they have no many beds. in utah, doctors describe hospital floors filled with covid patients. in idaho where the governors pls of voluntary masking is unraveling. hospitals are 99% full. in south dakota which hosted the motorcycle rally in august. a super-spreader event. the governor refuses to issue a statewide mask mandate.

explaining those who don't want to wear a mask should be shamed into wearing one. and government shouldn't mandate it. we need to respect each others decisions. now a new study from the university of washington predicts the death toll in the u.s. could reach 500,000 by march of 2021. in illinois amidspikes in cases chicago mayor announced a curfew for non-essential businesses and prohibiting indoor service at bars that don't serve food. the surge in cases trump has been mia. he hasn't attended a coronavirus task force meeting in months and doesn't intend to change that. what's he doing instead? holding super-spreader election rallies. tomorrow heading wisconsin. record breaking surges in cases and death. joins me now chicago mayor. and global initiative at university of pennsylvania and author of which country has the

world's best healthcare. i'll start with the mayor. what do you make of leaders like governor gnome who say masks, staying home. it should be optional. it's about personal and individual choice. >> it's reckless and irresponsible. you show the headline that indicated how many lives are going to be loss from the failure to wear a mask. it's fundamental to the covid-19 response. people absolutely have to wear a mask. we have been emphasizing that. i believe in doing what we see elsewhere. which is arresting and fining people. we have to educate them into compliance. but leaders have to lead. we have to set an example. these governors are just doing everything they can to under mine common sense and public health guidance. it is frightening. the challenge is that people

aren't stationary. they are traveling. wisconsin is blowing up for months. why? because of everything the governor tried to do to protect the legislature attack and republican and partisan that wisconsin supreme court struck down. now, the healthcare system is fumbling and they'll see death because of the partisan ship around covid-19 response. it's absolutely the ugly side of politics. and we have to do better in the country. >> doctor, it's like the republican party decided it wants to be the covid party. they are pro-covid in a weird way. i want to show you donald trump in the oval office. look at the screen. this is trump in the oval office. a place that is presumably infection central. because he's had covid. we don't know how many others. yucking it up and applauding and

enjoying themselves in the peoples house. with no masks. this is donald trump mocking a reporter who he mocked before. because he wore a mask. do we have that? okay. here we go. >> this is jeff mason. he has a mask on. the largest mask i have ever seen. i don't know if you can hear him. >> it's become republican chic to hate masks. to mate anything that stops covid from spreading. and i think rachel and i agree. you can't get around the fact that looks like they're doing herd immunity. trying to make it cool to catch covid. i don't have another explanation. >> let's be clear, masks do help. and they might have read governor christy's op-ed in the

"wall street journal." he says i should have worn a mask. it was of course too late. and spent seven days in the hospital as a result. by the way, herd immunity is not a strategy. it's the absence of a strike that strategy. it's never been shown you can get immunity by letting it run through a population. if 200 million get infected. that's probably 800,000 to a million deaths. that's going to be a result of that. and -- >> the reality is the regular -- >> a lot will be over 65. some will be under. there's kind of reckless with the senior population. when they campaign. >> by the way, the flu is not nearly as deadly as coronavirus. we don't do herd immune.

there's a vaccine. dr. fauci hasn't met with trump in we don't know how long. >> when was the last time you had the president at a task force meeting? >> at a task force meeting that was several months ago. >> and you brief him often anymore? does he call you up? he says yo still talk. how often does he ask you your advice? do you feel like you have his ear as much as scott atlas. >> i don't have his ear as much as scott atlas right now. that's a changing situation. we interact with the vice president at the task force meetings and we the vice president makes our feelings in what he talk about there known to the president. but direct involvement with the president and discussions i have not done that in a while. >> mayor, you are in an executive position.

can you imagine trying to deal with a pandemic without talking to your chief public health executive? >> again, it's the absolute absence of leadership. i talked to my public health team the first call i had every morning is with them. i talked to them multiple times a day. and that's seven days a week. that's the responsible thing to do. particularly with the surge we're seeing here across the country. this is literally taking a twist and turn almost on a daily basis. if you are not on top of this, you are not leading. and you are not protecting. >> quickly to you, biden's plan is to have a national mask mandate. if governors refuse thep let mayors issue. free covid vaccines.

testing. ramped up ppe. as well as what mayor is doing. the fact people have indoor gatherings and can't it's difficult to get arms around them. >> we do have to reduce the indoor gatherings. and reduce the increase and social distance. limit the number of people. and joe biden does have a plan. he has a communication strategy. adhering to what the experts say. he'll have the scientists do the briefings. we has a plan to address p.p.e. shortage. vaccine. therapeutics. he has management plan to get funding to the states to roll out all the interventions they need. to retro fit schools. he talked about that. he's going to go to congress and make sure there's enough money. the other thing about joe biden is he doesn't do a plan and sort of walk away. he's evaluating it and refining

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let us now play for you joe biden's most impassioned moment of the debate. a sering response to the hundreds of children often infants and toddlers separated from their parents at the border because of trump and miller. the ek change you are about to hear contains a lie by trump that the obama administration separated children. which they did not do. >> they got separated from their parents. and it makes us a laughing stock in violates every notion of who we are as a nation. >> they did it. we changed the policy. they did it. >> we did not separate -- >> who built the cages? >> let's talk about what we're talking about. what happened? parents -- kid were ripped from their arms and separated. they can't find 500 parents and the kids are alone.

nowhere to go. nowhere to go. it's criminal. it's criminal. >> let me ask you -- >> i will say this. they are so well taken care of. they're in facilities that were so clean. >> let's bring in contributor and former deputy director of. >> and police chief. thank you for being here. the 545 children and reporting that's been done are no longer with their parents and cannot find their parents because they were probably deported before they were reunited. here's fact checking what we heard trump saying. >> he said there were very well taken care of. but that's not the case. what i saw was little children sitting on concrete floors

covered by blankets. supervised by security contractors in a watchtower. it makes me sick every time i recall it. and they called this torture. the american academy called it government sanctioned child abuse. >> torture. child abuse. and returning the parents is the most important thing. how is this playing out in terms of a vote going on? as you have been traveling and talking with people, how much is this story playing into people's desire to vote and who they are desiring to vote for in. >> a lot. when we hear donald trump say that children are taken care of, i think for a lot of latinos and immigrant families they think of the zempb migrant children that died under his desentention centers. with last names that sound like

ours. latino voters and families that live -- think if those were white kids, american kid. would we be talking about this? the message of last night is very strong among latino voters. the strongest message should be around the white evangelical base that fuels trump. people who think he's a pro-life candidate and someone who cares about family values. and he's someone that cares about children. when they see that, what do they think about? >> chief, those were the two lies i think that were the most sering. that and the lie about black lives matter. which got under my skin a lot. donald trump also tried to portray himself as law and order guy. by boyden had cruelty in his policy and attitudes toward

black people. i want to read something that trump wrote in -- had written for him. a book he published in the year 2000. trying to run for president. the america we deserve. here's what he wrote. the perpetrator is never a victim. this was in the 1990s. he's nothing more than a predator. a life is a life. if you criminally take an innocent life you better be prepared to forfeit your own. the rest of us need to rethink prison and punishment. the next time you hear someone saying this are too many people in prison ask how many thugs they are willing to relocate to their neighborhood. the central park 5 and etc. what do you make of the message and how it playing among law enforcement families. >> everybody wants to make sure we have safe neighborhoods and there is an element of police service to all people.

what people are mostly concerned about is making sure it's not unfairly impacting any certain group. i think that most of the discussion that i have heard around black lives matter, and law and order. making sure law enforcement and the people who are engaged in the police service are being fair and ethical and just. that is what the discussion is. can we have fair and effective policing or do we need to redistribute resources or funding and some way so that communities are safe and feel safe and have confidence in the fact they'll be equally protected under the law. i think that is the most pressing issue. it's not really a partisan issue as much as it is a safety issue. and i think that vice president biden, he did promote the 1994 crime bill. however, he is even said if he could go back and revisit it he would make changes.

in hindsight we recognize there's more to be done. filling prisons with black and brown is not the way to provide public safety. >> i want to note in terms of who is being arrested for thug ri. we see another bug lieu boy arrested for rioting during the george floyd unrest. burning a police precinct. 26 year-old hunter. black and brown voters are sort of always sort of spotlighted as the voters that black voters are seen as die hard democrats. black women will come out and vote. brown voters are slight will different. the question of the youth. the average age is younger. than most americans. therefore they vote like younger people at lower numbers.

do you see the issues of law and order and attacks on brown folks changing the dynamic in terms of turn out for brown voters? >> i think yesterday something really important happened. that young latinos needed to hear. an apology. we mentioned joe biden said it was a mistake to support the 1994 crime bill. and apologized for deporting 3 million immigrants. that apology, that recognition they did something wrong. they harmed a lot of families. that is very important. young voters are already voting. numbers indicate that. in order for people to be inspired and believe in change and promises will be kept, it starts with a word that people needed to hear. we did something wrong and want to make it better. yesterday that was a very big moment. >> yeah. i want to thank you both. i used to work with your mom. she's amazing. it's cool to see you as an

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didn't cast a ballot four years ago in the same state. in texas at least 6 million people have already voted, 12% of voting for the first time. in among the country's millennials who have the lowest turn out their votes are surging. in battleground states compared to 2016. according to reports. now in florida, more than a quarter million early votes have been cast compared to 44,000 votes in 2016. in north carolina, more than 200,000 votes have been cast compared to 25,000 in 2016. and michigan more than 145,000 votes have been cast compared to 7,500 votes in 2016. next on the "the reidout" the cast of including my big sister. will join me and continue to get out the vote and keep the momentum going in the final stretch. wow. that will save me lots of money.

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i'm working to right the wrongs of injustice. ending cash bail. ending the war on drugs. decriminalizing sex work, and passing major sentencing reform legislation. but until we reimagine community safety and end police brutality, we must keep working to reform our racist criminal justice system that's shameful to us all. you ready to go to work? >> i'm so ready to go to work. >> she's joe biden's choice to be next in line. but who is kamala harris. >> i did not see that she was going to be an attorney general, a senator, a vice presidential nominee. >> join me, joy reid, as i explore her life's journey from oakland to washington. >> we sit down in the office and she's like i'm at 6%. what am i supposed to do that. >> kamala, next in line.

it's mom, the thing that's got ahold of her, it's getting stronger. >> this family's unnatural behavior. >> i have never experienced anything like it. >> what happened to them, it wasn't some random family tragedy. her father was evil, and mother cursed for discovering the truth. >> that was part of the trailer for hellstrom, the newest marvel television show on hulu, featuring someone extremely special to me, my big sister, june carol, i'm joined by june and her fellow cast members to talk about their new show but also their passion for getting out the vote. okay. you don't often to get a chance to tell your big sister what to do, so i'm going to do it now,

june carol, give me your elevator pitch for people to turn out to vote, go. >> you know the saying whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right. well, you can't win if you don't play. the world is big. it can be scary, it is hard to feel like you have a voice, but this is the one thing that you can do that will make you remember and realize that you do have a voice, so do it. speak. your voice counts, but only if you use it. >> absolutely fabulous. okay, i'm going to go to elizabeth marvel, whose last name is marvel, total coincidence, give me your elevator pitch but if you do it in the voice of mother, i will take off my mic and run out of the room. no pressure, go. >> i won't. so voting is not only our right, it is our power.

elections have consequences, your vote matters. put on your comfy shoes, download hell strstrom, and let show be the scary thing, not the presidency. >> i love this plan. i already binged it but i could do it again at the polls. >> sydney lemon is also playing a sibling, you are not here with damon hellstrom. give me your pitch sydney, who might be related to jack lemon, add that if you like. give me your pitch. >> i'm sure he would agree voting is one of our greatest rights and our best opportunity to have our voices heard by policy makers who are impacting our every day lives. whether or not we choose to engage with the system, our

system is engaging with us. so from the health of our planet, all the way to ensuring citizens of every race and gender are treated equally in our justice system, it is the perfect year to involve yourself and vote like the spirit of our country depends on it. >> excellent and are you the granddaughter of jack lemon, is that true? >> yes, he's my grandfather. >> fabulous. what a fabulous family. invite me to thanksgiving, except make it virtual. all right, let's go to ariana, who plays a really great character in this who drove me up the wall every single episode, and i was like let go of damon. it ain't going to work out. people have to watch and find out what happened. give me your pitch, ariana. >> all right. guys, your voice will dictate the direction of this country in terms of how we handle education, health care, sustainability, climate change, our relationship with our foreign allies and the

importance of inclusivity. as a latino from a border town and whose grandparents were undocumented farm workers that came to this country to provide their family with a better life and who were heavily exploited and to this day we have undocumented construction workers, farm workers and essential essential workers that help this country run. i cannot stress the importance of voting, and remembering that this incredible and powerful country is just that when we uplift everyone, when we promote diversity, and more than anything, aim to provide every person no matter what their race is, their gender, their sex, rich or poor, with equal opportunities. let your voices be heard, please. >> absolutely fabulous. really great. i have to ask you, we grew up in a house that was politically minded. our mom who was also an immigrant in this country, didn't get to vote until 1976.

you have to be into politics to do this. i don't care about politics, i just want to watch heldstrom, i don't want to be involved. >> do you care about the air you breathe, do you care about your job? do you care about whether or not you have health care? those things are not political. those are every day bread and butter issues. it's not about politics. it's about life as we know it. every day life. >> amen, june carryl, elizabeth marvel, sydney lemon, ariana guerra, you are brilliant. season one of hellstrom on hulu. and i want to let you know about something going on tomorrow. i want to say remember when donald trump was going to rip off his top and show that he had a superman thing on. since i have ladies who are from marvel, to be, you know, bipartisan, i'm going to do a trump, and i'm going to show the d.c. comics is also in the house

because that's batman and superman, and elizabeth marvel, i know your name is marvel, but i apologize to you for that. i want to also let you know that elect justice and the streaming service title are holding a get out the vote event geared toward mobilizing black and brown voters. to find out more about that head to electjustice.org. >> thank you. >> thank you, ladies. my voting mvps, keep the photos coming. tweet at me or the reid out, #voting mvp. that's the show, "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes and we are eleven days from the end of voting this election, the final stretch, according to the target smart count, over 47 million americans have already cast their vote. seven states have surpassed 50% t