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from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt. reports we begin with breaking news, two days left, to decide who gets to control. congress the new nbc news poll gives democrats a fighting chance in tuesday's midterms, with voters on each side now equally enthusiastic about the election. voters want to send a clear message to washington to protect women's rights, fix the economy and and bipartisanship. democrats today are optimistic. >> we saw a very strong pathway not just to keeping the senate, but really picking up so we can build improvements in pennsylvania and places like wisconsin. and north carolina. this motion is still in the, balance and the reality is we are bucking unusual trends. i think we are bucking them because folks know at the end of the day they do not want to go back to the sort of donald trump politics that divided our

nation and undermine our democracy. >> we are not perfect but we are responsible adults. we cannot attract the capitol on january six and we did not try to whitewash. it did not pretend -- cops getting beat up on the horrible day. >> and with record early voting numbers in some states republicans also like -- >> mitt also is going to win. herschel walker is going to win. i think we have a really good shot in arizona. i think we have a really good shot in new hampshire. i think we have a really good shot in washington and colorado. i think we will both have majorities. and i think the statement on today's going to be pretty clear. and i think there will be a majority in the house, and people may have thought a few months ago. and i think there will be a clear majority in the senate. it is going to be a tough call to president biden. >> today's nbc no poll also shows what voters think is to blame for the increasing political violence. social media. cable news media.

and donald trump. the top three spots. also new this, our video from the department -- a woman being manhandled and carry out of a truck rally in pennsylvania. >> i don't care from getting arrested, do you understand that? another criminal up on the stage. >> let's go now to our correspondents with the latest on early voting and what people are thinking, let's go first to nbc's maura barrett in chester county pennsylvania. moira, welcome. another campaign rally gearing up there after -- last night in the candidates in the battleground state. what is the latest? >>, well alex, democratic candidate for governor joshua pirro setting up for a campaign event here early this afternoon. and this comes after that rally in philadelphia last night with both president biden and president obama making closing arguments to help both shapiro and the senate candidate john fetterman and his close race against the republican

candidate dr. oz. remember the that is a statistical tie within the margin of error, well shapiro has a healthy lead over mastriano. i want to hear the closing argument both biden and obama made with the democratic base last night. >> you're right to vote is on the ballot. social security in medicare is on the ballot. >> let's hear it for joshua pirro! vote for john fetterman! vote for leaders who will fight for you and your families. vote for folks who will fight for that inclusive, hopeful, forward-looking america that we believe in. work with joe biden to build a country that is more, fair and more just, and more equal. and more free. >> meanwhile, on the other side and western pennsylvania, terry

peasants in pennsylvania rallying to support mastriano and dr. oz, coming for another campaign rally, tiptoeing around the potential 2024 announcement himself. but again he's really looking to help support master on the wind oz, mastriano really living -- leaning into support for -- doctor oz has to remain more moderate since the trump endorsement did help him win that primary. with my team spoke with voters at the rally last night you can see they're kind of has a devout dr. oz because of. that i want to hear some of those conversations. >> like i said i'm not super pumped about mastriano i am for. but it's kind of a get along telangana. >> they fall way before was even into politics. i always liked him. >> they read up and down the ticket, that's what you gotta

do. >> both read up and down the tickets, that's what we heard from the voters in -- the county. we're seeing pivots to the eastern side of pennsylvania in chester county. counties around philadelphia. well disclosure, alex. i went to high school there in chester county. calling, up it is a very normal keeping democrats on elections and using public as another. election these counties around philadelphia are why pennsylvania is known to be so purple. or saying shapiro, here fetterman here later today, and mastriano and northern philadelphia. really trying to varnish in this all important votes in philadelphia county. >> i love the long term personal perspective you offer, mara. thank you so much. abc sally mitali is joining us from miami. the former president trump's rally there with marco rubio. which incidentally we have to point out is taking place as governor ron desantis is headlining his event in florida

today. so, ally at the rallies today donald trump tried his line but the 2020 election was stolen from him, warned of election fraud on tuesday. what are the chances he sticks with his two-year-old he later today. >> pretty, high. alex of going to this since -- lost office after losing the 2020 election. he is consistently kept his line in his line. but he did offer something a little bit new last night in terms of what future plans could be, and we watch the early contours of the 2024 primary take shape. if only from the sense that donald trump seems to be giving out nicknames. again. listen. >> the radical things by doing all these things making us weaker. they're winning big big big in the republican party for nomination, like no one has ever seen before. let, see their.

this trump at 71. rhonda sanctimonious at 10%. mike pence at, seven micah doing better than i thought. >> you are saying it, there. alex ron desantis with his early thinking from the former president, a stunning departure from just a few years ago. i covered rhonda sentences 2018 gubernatorial race. much of the reason that he won that republican nomination is because donald trump got behind and endorsed him. i didn't know we are seeing them actively live for a potential spot of the top of the republican party in 2024. it is a reminder that here in florida, with the race is not nearly as competitive as they usually are, a lot of people are seeing this 2022 gubernatorial race for desantis as a potential springboard. on the ground in, florida i'm gonna talk to some voters after i finish with you.

but there is a sense that a lot of people here like desantis. republicans on the ground think he's been a successful governor. i ask many of them what happens if trump runs again desantis, and most of the people i talked to you don't have to make that choice. the voters i talked to say that they probably opted for desantis. all of that is a theoretical at this point. but you have got to imagine that donald trump is onstage behind me in a few hours and is probably going to continue to talk about his potential for the future. it is clear the 2024 is on the mind. >> listen, we know what donald trump nicknames due to opposition candidates, the. him they stick with them. ron desantis may be rolling his eyes right now about being called were on the sanctimonious. but that is going to stick because he will hear it again and again and again. it might not make him a very happy. all, right excited to see what you could hear from folks. joining us now is >> --

a pennsylvania. you are on the campaign trail with the democratic candidates in your state. in 2018 you know that you one of the district that donald trump won by nearly 20 percentage points. you just heard some of donald trump's message to the voter. there are democrats doing enough to cut through that? >> absolutely. what we are doing is we are building on the incredible gains that we have made in that period of time, and i found myself on the campaign trail trying to boost peoples morales but just reminding them that when i first became a candidate five years ago, it ryan was a secretly, has mitch mcconnell led the senate and trump was president and that none of those things are true. and the people of pennsylvania had a large amount to do with that and we have whole groups of grassroots organizations in places like this in the suburbs and it's under the city of pittsburgh that are now here and are reaching more and more people at their doorstep every election. so i think we are going to surprise people, especially state legislative races here. where the democrats are far

behind in the state house. we are going to pick up a bunch of seats because we have gotten so get it going in talking to voters about big national issues there on msnbc. everyday things having to do with their kids schools, or the availability of health care here locally. and i think we're gonna have a lot to do with that. d i think we're gonna >> folks l with. you after the john from an interview in the senate primary, how do you feel seeing this of the feather and race become so contentious and so very close? why do you think, first of all, it has gotten so close? >> i think it is gotten so close because this pennsylvanian's who are big elections almost always are. a rare exception when you have one when the governor's race there was an actual democratic candidate outstanding his opponents 30 to. and you see that doesn't happen. fetterman ed oz had relatively even amounts of money. a very closely competitive space. i think that would happen if i was not many as well. we have always known, and this

campaign we alternately come down to that small group of voters. who we previously talked about, who tended to switch between republicans and democrats even on the same ballot. i think we could be confident that democratic messages on the steak and brought several federal dollars back there. particularly this issue of getting medicare premiums down. one of the most elderly states in the, country especially here in western pennsylvania. a lot of people of money to live next year and the inflationary environment, a democratic achievement. trying to get that message out. >> that is the message you want to hear, about as you know, president obama rallied big time with john fetterman and pennsylvania. and they to join president biden, democratic gubernatorial nominee. josh shapiro for the rally in philadelphia. how effective is this final campaign stretch? is there anything you are not hearing that you think could put them over the top in these last days?

what are the voters telling you, what do they want to hear about? >> i think by this point in the election, many voters are, because they feel the negative campaign ads, and they do not like. it they're sitting home now watching a lot of adds -- >> me, to i'm with you. i tend to think that as a party we focused on issues like medicare and social security, in regions like this, they're not always fighting this issue, they are as one of her body. but that is what people want to hear, about and we finally have achieved something that people have been asking me to do for five years. five years i've been visiting senior centers in this, region people tell me how frustrated they are when they get acosta living increase in social security. it takes away their increased premium. finally, the sierra, they're getting the cost of living increase because of inflation. but because of the administration's policy and what we have done the prescription drugs, actually their medical premiums are going down for the first time in a long time. so they're in a pocket that

difference. there's a lot going on for people, and i wish we got that message out or more, because i've seen firsthand how it feels for the people that he wants to represent. that's we're trying to do as volunteers and grassroot workers for the next 48. hours a >> hundred percent. i'm glad you're getting that message at right here right now on the show. let me ask you what you heard about from both presidents biden and obama. there has been a lot about messaging to protect democracy. is this resonating enough to impact pennsylvania, undecideds and independents? >> i think it. is we don't know if it's enough until the votes are counted, of course. where i am standing with you right now in the northern suburbs of -- county is an area where a lot of former republicans either left the party or just come our way without changing the registrations, precisely because of things like january 6th. doug mastriano has pushed many more of them into our camp. they may be conservative in

their beliefs, but one of the things they want to conserve is our constitutional republic. the former government we all inherited that has made our country what it is. i do think that has been very -- for them. the reality is that an environment of inflation, that is only one. group and we have to talk to this larger group of people that are struggling every time they go or try to go anywhere. the reality is -- for those very same people. we've done a lot tougher to lower their costs. and doctor oz does not know the first thing. we know they deliver script launch like a tv star, but if you actually asked him what he was going to chew to try to help a person who is on social security right now, you can't say much because your boss in this it is going to be a person like rick scott, who's actually admitted that he's acclimatized to eliminate social security altogether. so we make sure we're telling people to, truth around here. and that takes a lot of work.

as you can see behind, me there are a lot of people who are really motivated to make sure our friends neighbors know. >> a very substantive conversation. governor -- of pennsylvania, thank you so much. sir let's go to -- where early person voting wraps up on. monday j.d. vance and tim ryan are putting extra miles on their tool boxes. in the suburb of, columbus ohio, a canvassing event for congressman ryan, what have you heard from the candidates, jesse? >>, alex organ air firm one of them. we're going a bit, later but we do have tim ryan in the. race appreciable minutes here. that he backed, up here at the worker first. workers jobs are -- for the workers out there. the others have seen that -- are starting to see this is still going. what you want them to, here especially for people who aren't sure if it's even worth

going to vote on tuesday? >> no shot. we're in the saying. we have one of the churches today. a lot of, crossover a lot of republican. we have republicans going to the republican headquarters county, asking for tim ryan. that's the level of support we are getting across the. board i want them, i'm the most ohio guy. j.d. vance has to, diners mitch mcconnell, -- giving them 55 million. dollar's before you even did. the look at the working class people supporting her. >> on the outskirts of columbus right now -- are going to the cleveland area as well. have you seen the suburbs get into places to end on? >> no doubt about. it is roe v. wade. it is the dobbs decision. it is gun safety. it is -- suburban hanley to feel like j.d. vance is way too extreme for them. we are gonna blow the doors off in franklin county, and do really well in the suburbs. and we're gonna do much better

over there. >> i've met a couple that talked about one of the things i think about beyond the economy, which everyone seems to be thinking about, is. crime when you can message people who are concerned about crime? because that is something your point to take you on. >> j.d. vance raise money for the guys who stormed the capitol on january six. it is insane to think the guy is pro. calk he brought that $500 million to ohio, to snap up the police here. and this will lead to more funding with the rescue package, and law enforcement will continue to do that in the senate. but this guy is raising money for the guys who beat up cops. he is not pro pop. , alcohol, tobacco firearms. the agency to help solve drug crimes and prevent those. crimes >> want to abolish? when he's not pro cop. >> you are keeping party leadership a arm's length. that is been one of the cornerstones of your, campaign trying to get the president away. conversely, your point will be appearing with former president donald trump tomorrow night at

the rally. when -- people and you yourself have talked about agreeing with a former president, being your campaign. something you are messaging happily. when people watch the former president in j.d. vance campaign together tomorrow night, what do you want voters in ohio to take away? >> proceed as being strong. strong-arm, china strong on trade. strong on defense. j.d. vance is perceived as -- he's got the rear. and that is why those voters are going to vote for me. they want strong leadership. i've been able to take my own pardon. i have agreed to the public and i think they are right. i am willing to have tough conversations. i'm willing to take on corporations because i'm a strong ohio guy. >> -- >> he's in trump's rear, and he's already gotten paid for by mitch mcconnell. so everybody is going to be wondering, is trump going to emasculate him again up on the stage? how is this going to go down? i think that's the most people are going to be, thinking because it will happen, again

who knows. >> vance talked about seeing stuff that federation of or be a grand 100 with our party. i like some points keep waiting on the percent of the time with the president and speaker the house nancy pelosi. talking about agreeing with former president trump. when people watch his comments from the former president, obviously something that the 2020 election is something that you're gonna interact with the former president. if there's one thing you're gonna hear from mr. trump tomorrow, you want people to know you agree with, what would it be? >> a foreign position on china and making sure it feels like president trump days with needing help or the new kind of -- that puts workers out the center. that makes sure workers can raise their wages, take care or the environment. that's what -- 2.2 that is what i agree with trump over. i agree you have to compromise with russia and china. china is -- the competition that we have enough to be strong and rebuild the great american middle

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on the campaign trail veronica spent most of his time trying to highlight his working washington d.c. and saying his opponent is somebody who is dishonest and not qualified to hold public office. walker has spent a lot of time on the trail trying to focus the economy and tying his opponent to president biden whose approval rating in this state is less than 48%.

this is some of what we've been hearing from the case as well as workers across the state. in georgia candidate can't just won an election day, they win with a majority of the vote. so if no one passes the 50% threshold than the top candidates will run off in december and reaching the polls neither warnock or walker have passed that 50% threshold. alex. >> all right, alison. barbara thank you for that update. joining us now is my colleague reverend al sharpton, coast of -- and national action. president rev. welcome to you. this just released poll from nbc shows the democrats are now trying to get even with republicans in the enthusiasm category as we head into tuesday. what are your predictions? are there any particular races that you'll be paying very close attention to, taking into some sort of harbinger who will take control of congress? >> i predict that there is probably going to be a larger turnout among democrats. then people have protected.

i've spent the last three or four weeks just in my normal work -- being miniscule. being concerned for the turnout in georgia and ohio and pennsylvania. and i am seeing the level of enthusiasm grow, the guy did not see earlier. i think the concern has been raised by some of the lack of popularity with many of the candidates. i think that the caliber of candidates that the department has put out is bothersome and the lack of sensitivity. many people are saying even if they have some agreement with some of the democratic candidates but nothing on the other side. i will be watching, though, what happens in ohio and georgia very. closely and i think that will tell us kind of where it's

going and i'm going to also see what those lessons are. >> relative to georgia, our friend don calloway i was speaking with him in this last hour. he said he was quite dismayed and disappointed by the way that the african american vote is going in georgia. he believes it is skewing towards herschel walker. talk about that and if you share that disappointment. >> i think that there has been some move in the african american community around herschel walker. but i do not think that you can in any way underestimate reverend -- senator larry warnock or our state -- and the fact you have others who are going to be pushing this afternoon president biden is going to do the radio show and talk about some of the concrete things that have happened under his administration with the african

american community and i agree no one is more critical of democrats than i have but there are concrete things that happen that would be reversed if there was a right wing women. so it is not a matter of not having -- it is not getting the message through and i think that in the last two days they need to penetrate as deeply as they can. because it is not a question of things will not continue under a democratic or warnock or someone higher would be ryan or never the case may be. it is that they would come to try to stop the initiative and will return them. when we see this week alex that the supreme court and all arguments on the hermit of action after now reversing roe v. wade this is not what can happen is what is happening before our very eyes and we need to vote like that.

>> you know what i, love i think this interview as president biden is scheduled in like an hour. i would be cramming, my friends, i beginning altogether you're just gonna pull it up in chat with him in play it over in your radio show tomorrow keeping it real with al sharpton. but i know you are going to put some clips of this on politics missions coming up at 5 pm eastern today. specifically what do you want to put on your show? what you think is the most important thing to get out today for your listeners, viewers this afternoon, to percolate on? >> i think the most important thing is they need to understand that we are talking about the principles of democracy. one man. one vote. it's that real -- when we are in an era that is denial of victory and when the votes have been counted and certified no longer matter particularly those of us that had to fight for the right to vote do not have a chance. we need to understand this was not about if you like ryan in

ohio or warnock in georgia or -- north carolina. it's a do you like yourself do you like having your rights. do you like your children. this is a real point, i think, of intersections with whether we're gonna have a -- or a democracy. just say out loud, alex, they may not respect election results. we have to overwhelm those -- not who you vote. for >> struggle president obama who as you know held these rather rock star type rallies in these battleground states in the last few days trying to boost democratic candidates. will obama's return to the campaign trail deliver for democrats? >> you couldn't have a better person to come on. because first of all why president obama reach rock star level? we met a former president who did. because president obama was

able to take them from the brink of his oppression and he gave us health care. and i think every time he walks on a stage he looks at people like we do not have to live like that. it wasn't that long ago that things weren't normal and we didn't have one -- in the white house. if i were to look at one person who could bring a low that memory back and this is for five years ago, we are not talking with a generation ago it would be barack obama ignoring the fact he's one of the better speaker or orders that can send a message and i want people to know that he would not come out because he is not the kind of person who comes out a lot. >> that is absolutely true. basically when he speaks we are all going to listen. that is for sure. can't wait to watch the show this afternoon. my friend. here's the clip from president biden, listen to it began on the radio this. afternoon again, politicsnation

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ballots in these midterms in five states have ballot measures on abortion. that being, california, kentucky michigan montana and vermont. the measures giving abortion rights and advocates a chance to appeal directly to voters

after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. more than a quarter of women ages 15 to 44 live in states where abortion is banned or mostly banned. also on the ballot in seven states, measured on. voting nevada is deciding whether to establish rank choice voting in certain elections. voters in ohio and louisiana are considering whether to prohibit non citizens from voting in the election. in arizona and nevada more strict voter i.d. requirements are on the ballot and in connecticut we will see a vote on a constitutional amendment to allow in person early voting. michiganders will decide whether they want nine days of early voting plus prepaid system for tracking absentee ballots. joining me now is howard scene, former governor of vermont and dnc chair. good to see, you friend. i want to get us running with simon rosenberg, who is tweeted this. the democrats have strong performance in the early voting is the single most important election story right now. he moves on to say what we are not seeing as a red wave.

that is another new tweet he writes we now know or we know now that there is a legit blue way. will he read one be bigger? we will see. do you think he's right? are you feeling confident the democrats are going to win and keep control of congress? >> my prediction for the last month or so is that it will pick up at least two seats in the senate will pick up two seats in the house. so how much concept there is who knows. it's a tough business and election these days. some people didn't like him. >> what about tuesday night. let's look at the poll. some of him for the state georgia and hand new hampshire. 7:30 pennsylvania 8 pm. tell me what you are looking for as the results come in. what indicates to you, howard, whether there is going to be a blue surprise or a red wave. >> the big surprise to me is not weather -- when the polls close but when the votes are counted and what comes in first.

so the problem is in georgia you are likely to see atlanta votes come in first, which are obviously going to skewer normally towards senator warnock and so we are not going to know because what is really happening is as the previous discussion mentioned a turnout is going to be enormous when there is no question in my mind there is going to be enormous turnout among young people and particularly women. particularly among voters of color all of which is going to favor the democrats. the question my mind is how break is the trump turnout and that would just answer to. so it's going to be a long night. there is no question about. it >> absolutely a long night in the night goes on into the waning hours. polls closing at 9 pm and in wisconsin as well and then we also have polls in nevada closing at 10 pm eastern time. top of mind, and that point of the night, what do you look for? >> i am looking for clear

evidence of reelection by a fair amount. governor in michigan. i'm looking in minnesota and wisconsin. those are really important and the republicans are poised to try to take power. they have incredibly bad candidates and all those things. if you're interested in democracy. i'm interested in that. i'm very interested in a turn out. that is what i'm most interested in. because i really do believe that the turnout and the numbers he put up earlier just as you were teasing me in this section are credible for democrats. someone rosenberg is right. i do have the number of women and young people voting who voted so far, that is very good news for us. >> -- are they by the performances the rock star performances by former president obama and -- under the campaign trail. do you think that really pulls no one of those? it generates enthusiasm certainly. >> that will.

but that is not reflective of the turnout numbers. when you have seen what people are motivated with's early voting. it obviously helps to have barack obama on the stump and arresting the group. he energizes to win two terms of the presidency. and it is going to help determine who i think is not going to have any trouble in this race. although i want everybody was listening to get info to make sure he doesn't have any trouble. i think that the really interesting one to watch which i did not expect necessarily was going to be cheri beasley who was likely going to win in north carolina. but as i see that i did not see coming our way but i think it will so those are all the things you have to watch because you've to watch who is turning out and how big they are turning out. i think if we see a big turnout in rural areas that's not good enough. i don't think there's going to be be a big turnout in rural areas but we will find out. >> what about what is happening here in our backyard in 30 rock? president biden has shown

westchester county to rally with governor hochul who is in a tight race. how surprising is that that the president has to stop two days before the election in a new york city suburb rather than in some traditional battleground? what is not telling you? >> that's a myth little misleading. not the or misleading person. but people who make that kind of interpretation or basically hacked journalists. it's a great story and it is nonsense. it is a close race. it is closer than expected. hochul still has a healthy lead you better get and hope for, it's unthinkable. the real reason that biden is in new york is it's popular new york did not to places that he's campaigning. he has to go campaigning in places where he's not even 40%. -- it is over 50. the reason is to guide is because it is a real vote to turn or other he doesn't think there will be a game in places where he is underwater.

>> you are protecting the hochul is going to win, but how much is a margin by which he win count? i think the score today was 6.2%. he is a lead over lead there. until you, what she probably will win. but how important is it that she is a hefty margin? >> the only reason it is important for tyler hefty margin is that makes no deal for governorship. the reason it makes a difference is that there are four or five dramatic sites which are up for grabs and closer than expected. if she gets a big turnout and a big margin joe pull those democratic people into the race. the race in new york was thrown up in the air by a judge who had to re-district in a most unusual way. -- just wouldn't give an inch and finally the judge will say this is ridiculous and favoring the democrats it too much. there is a hold of new people in new districts. when i think if kathy hochul

wins by six or eight or 10% she's gonna bring a lot of those people into congress, and they'll be very helpful. >> okay. howard dean always helpful. a long night tuesday, thank you. >> it's all about midterms on an msnbc, beginning at seven eastern, including a one hour morning joe special. that is that. nine field report with paula ramos, that's it. ten, then all tonight here on msnbc. it is a state with an incredibly tight senate race. voters are speaking out about the biggest issue on their mind. >> the border. the economy. the economy is killing me. it's killing me. probably the biggest thing. >> i have my own business. and between the inflation and -- the supply chain stuff it's just killed me. just killed me

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nevada, catherine cortez matters is locked in a tight bitter race against republican adam laxalt. in a state where nearly 800,000 of the 600,000 votes have already been counted. msnbc's -- is in reno force and, cognitive spoke with a number of republican voters. what is driving them to go to the polls? what did they tell you? >>, alex it is a tight race. i want to make sure i point out that all voters we speak to, nonpartisan, democrat and republican, seem to have the same issues affecting them in their effect they are upset about these issues. we will talk about inflation, of course. the talk about the fact that gap is so expensive in the state of nevada. the difference is who they blame for those problems.

here is a conversation we had with the republican voters. >> instead of talking about democracy this is something that doesn't exist there talking about running on the pot forms. i should be running on their achievements. obviously they don't have. them i've been there for two years and this is what i've done. so they're not doing that. it's pretty pathetic, actually. >> we are all hurting. my story is that anything different than anybody else's story these days it is just getting worse. when you have to think, do i put the gas in the car so i can get to work or do i feed my child today, something really needs to be done. this is criminal in my opinion. the fact that they have left those borders open is criminal, in my opinion. this is murder. >> and again these are the same issues which have been brought

up by nonpartisan democrats. the difference is they believe that to the pandemic and other things that influence nevada have caused that and that some of the ones that do you support -- tell us that they plan to continue believing that she can affect people in nevada. but they are upset. and again, the differences will be blamed for the issues they are facing. when you look at here is what it so far they're able to settle for the democrats and sense that it is more democrats that have gone in for early voting which is usually the case, moving into election day there still more democrats to vote in the county. a bigger. difference but it's gonna come down to marshall county here in reno. we have the largest number of non partisans and aside from turnout being important for both parties it is getting these non partisans to support them that will be important for the candidates that wins these rallies. >> to your point it looks like in this county things are pretty much even in regards to early voting so that is going to be a bellwether. thank you very much. coming up next is a new

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the house january six committee is closing in on secret service testimony related to an incident described by this person, former trump aide cassidy hutchinson. when she said the trump tried to grab the steering wheel of an armored suv and lunge towards his secret security detail when he was told he was not being driven from his rally to the capitol. our next guest has written literally the book on stay secret service and the author is carol leonnig. national investigative reporter with the washington post and msnbc contributor. i was good to see, you carroll. i'm curious what more you are learning about this today and what your sources are telling you about these interviews. >> alex it is always great to see you.

i love how you focus on the medias issues and today even on sunday this is breaking or will be soon. and that is that secret service i've spoken to say they are finally in a place where they're gonna sit very soon to go over these questions that were raised by the bombshell testimony of capture the hudson. you will all remember that cassidy hutchinson gave that testimony that donald trump asked president had basically attacked the leader of the security detail in a way -- that was taking the president's speech on january six when he wanted to go to the capitol and people in the secret service were telling him it's not -- back to the white house. the problem with catching say cassidy hutchinson's testimony was that she relayed which she said she was told by a very senior secret service official. and what we are hearing is that finally they are going to ask these people who were in the

car, first time witnesses, and people who relayed this information they're gonna ask them what really happened. >> cannot wait to hear what the reaction to that is. let's talk about congress women's a lofgren who says that he's not sure the trump secret service fetal warrant mike pence's detail the trump was encouraging possibly armed rally goers to march to the capitol. when you hearing about that? >> so zoe lofgren's point is that there was not evidence right now but anything different was being done, vice president pence's security detail. as they took him to the capital. in a superficial role. he couldn't buy one of the role certifying election results on january six. you can say on a, vermont went on to do that. what congresswoman lofgren is finding is that there is no evidence that secret service had any red flags or expert

details or extra security ramped up for the vice president, while they knew that domestic extremist organizations and trump supporters were talking about targeting the capital for violence. if you know a building is essentially going to be the scene of a potential riot or melee or attack, then you do have to wonder why there wasn't a more amped up security presence for the vice president who is going to the building that day. >> yes. absolutely answers need to come from that as well. switching gears here, i know you are one of four reporters to break the story that the capitol police were not monitoring cameras when the assailant broke into speak up a lacey's home and attacked her husband paul. what is the latest on that investigation carole, what can you tell us? >> this was a real messy one, alex. as we reported the capital police have live video feed

from cameras installed to the back in the side. and other places which we are not going to disclose at nancy pelosi's home in san francisco. the problem was that when she was not in the home and she was being physically protected by her security detail they were not monitoring those videos in realtime. the problem, as you, know is people who try to pack elected leaders often try to target their home or loved ones and so paul pelosi happened to be home while the capitol police were not monitoring that feed and they found out a little late about what was going on. in fact, only noticed that there were strobe lights shining when they started to cycle through some non priority video. camera footage. and those strobe lights were police cars already on the scene. what is good about capitol police video footage rage, the

surveillance, was that they saw and can prove that mr. the pop it was the person. although there is no conspiracy here he's just a camera on a video breaking in that window in the back door into the family room and that is pretty powerful evidence. >> absolutely. can you imagine being the capitol police scrolling back in the video as you described that and looking back and seeing that then happen that would've definitely caused a skip of the heartbeat foreshore. caroline, it's always good to see you. thank you so. much for all of you, that's the end of me and also reports. get it and vote, everyone. yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. our coverage so let's see some hustle!

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