and that is also how nbc is classifying the race between democratic daniel malloy and tom foley in connecticut. a lot to discuss. i want to bring in mark murray. it's great to have you here. you're out with a new piece this morning. it went up at 5:00 a.m. not only is it a wave but more of a right wing typhoon the democrats have to realize. what do you think the big talking strategies are going to be this morning? the republican? >> they're going feel that the anti-obama message worked for them. you are seeing them being conciliatory. the mitch mccome sound byte is going to be the presumptivive majority leader coming was conciliatory toward his opponent is going to comprise with president obama. i think that's important. there's no doubt it was the anti-obama message that ended up helping republicans. what was amazing and why it was such a political typhoon not just in a nfrl wave but many of us weren't expecting a wave. every single race broke the republican's way. there seemed to be so many 50/50 contests particularly on the governor's races. what was amazing one after another after another

. >> sapphire is a type of gemstone and the name of daniel malloy's boat.p] kidding me? (laughter) sapphire? you are awe giving foley for udelay or whatever that name was and you named your boat after the single most common stripper name beside bambi. nobody even knows what odelisk is but everybody in connecticut knows sapphire. every day you probably take your yacht, probably sail down to the strip joint by the sea. sit back, enjoy your lap and watch sapphire and cinnamon do their thing. well, whoever wins tomorrow i'm guessing connecticut will be okay because everybody there seems to have a boat. even the green party candidate is like nobody says nothing about my boat. we'll be right back ♪ everyone you meet ♪ they're jamming in the street ♪ ♪ ♪ all night long ♪ all night ♪ bud light lime cran-brrr-rita fiesta forever maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and s

. >> sapphire is a type of gemstone and the name of daniel malloy's boat. kidding me? (laughter) sapphire? you are awe giving foley for udelay or whatever that name was and you named your boat after the single most common stripper name beside bambi. nobody even knows what odelisk is but everybody in connecticut knows sapphire. every day you probably take your yacht, probably sail down to the strip joint by the sea. sit back, enjoy your lap and watch sapphire and cinnamon do their thing. well, whoever wins tomorrow i'm guessing connecticut will be okay because everybody there seems to have a boat. even the green party candidate is like nobody says nothing about my boat. says nothing about my boat. we'll be right back meat sticks! yeeeeesss says nothing about my boat. we'll be right back these sticks! nooooooooo yyyeeeeessss nnnnnooooooo yesssss nnnnooooooo yesssss snap into a yessss. snap into a slim jim! wireless networks are awesome. they're big, fast and dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet text, talk and surf...on those amazing nationwide

atlanta journal-constitution washington correspondent, daniel malloy. and lori gary. candidates, you will have one minute for response. these are loose guidelines for today as certain topics may warrant wartime. i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on this campaign ads. mr. perdue and miss nunn, have held public office. ms. swofford, you have, but clearly you are outside the beltway politicians. each of e you done -- you -- what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in us government? >> thank you, justin. thank you, panelists. as i go around the state, the hear r one issue that i from hard-working georgians is they are really concerned about their jobs. that they have one and they are worried about keeping it. if they don't have one, they're worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career, i have spent my entire career creating tens of thousands of jobs. provide nd help individuals the opportunity to provide for their family. the united states senate has about 10 people who have experienced. i think it is time we

the president standing side by side with daniel malloy who is in a tighter race than expected. a ppp poll shows malloy is up by three. polls chris crossing in the last two months. one point is now separating mary burke and republican governor scott walker in wisconsin. and in florida, one of the nastiest races of all, ppp poll has charlie crist with the narrowest leads. >>> and democrats are trying to make inroads in traditionally red states. jason carter is down in georgia but close to incumbent nathan deal. down six to democrat paul davis. >>> another news for you today nurse kaci hickox is speaking out after she successfully challenged maine's attempt to force her to a mandatory quarantine following her return from west africa. in an exclusive interview he said chris christie placed her into isolation because an abundance of politics. she's promising to limit her activity in maine. >> i understand that the community has been through a lot in the past week and i do, you know, apologize to them for that. i will not go into town into crowded public places. you know, i have had

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washington correspondent daniel malloy. political reporter -- you will have one minute for response, 45 seconds for rebuttal, and these are loose guidelines today. certain conversations may warrant more time. i am going to try to get some clarity on those campaign ads. first question, neither of you has held public office. ms. swofford, you have but it was with city council. no disrespect to that position but you are outside the beltway politicians. the question is this, what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in u.s. government? >> thank you. it is great to be here this morning. as i go around the state, the number one issue that i hear from hard-working georgians is they are concerned about their jobs. if they have one, they're worried about keeping it. if don't have one, they are worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career, i spent my entire career creating tens of thousands of jobs. i try to help provide individuals the opportunities provide for their families. i belie

. >> daniel malloy. >> mr. perdue, you just said that the attacks lodged against you are false. have you outsourced in your career? >> no. >> what is the difference between outsourcing products and services and outsourcing jobs? >> look, at dollar general, we created tens of thousands of jobs and we outsource products there. i have said all along that these false attacks are taking away from the real debate. i have traveled all over the state. people are concerned about their jobs. we see a president bragging about his policies -- which are failing us, by the way. we have fewer people working in the united states right now, as a percentage, since jimmy carter. we have 400,000 workers in georgia alone who had to go on food stamps. those are not good works. it just seems to me that this president has said his policies are on the ballot. in the state of georgia, those failed policies go by the name of michelle nunn. >> so, david, let's be clear about the fact that in the deposition, under oath, you said you spent the majority of your career outsourcing. you then went on to list 16

daniel malloy. lori geary. candidates will have one minute for response. 45 seconds for rebuttal. these are loose guidelines today. some conversations may warned more time. i will try hard to get some clarity on this campaign ads. first question is mine. no disrespect to your position, clearly you are outside the beltway of politicians who hope to soon be politicians. you,have you done, each of starting with mr. purdue, what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in the u.s. government? >> thank you. it is great to be here this morning. as i go around the state, the number one issue that i hear from hard-working georgians is they are concerned about their jobs. if they have one, they're worried about keeping it. if don't have one, they are worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career, i spent my entire career creating tens of thousands of jobs. i try to help provide individuals the opportunities provide for their families. that there are about 10 peoplee experienced. i think it is time we add a little depth about how to create jobs. i

. >> all right, daniel malloy? >> would you have voted for obama in 2010 knowing what you know now? >> i think it is of the matter what is woken in washington. they think optimizes coming to them, and not actually working together to get something done. i have said many times that i believe that we should and must change the things that are not working, but again, i have talked to people every day on the campaign trail that they say they have a pre-existing condition and they now have access to health care for the first time. i believe we should not go backwards, and i talked to parents who have children on their health care plan and tell the age of 26, and they can sleep at night. i know the government does not create jobs, the private sector creates jobs. but there are instances where you sit on the port authority and create the business that there areenefits, instances where people benefit from those jobs created within government. it has taken us 17 years to whiten that port by about five feet. i believe we should have somebody in the senate to , not an the rights rubberstamp fo

assistant program director for wsb radio, atlanta journal constitution washington correspondent daniel malloy and channel 2 political reporter laurie gily. you'll have one minute for response, 4r5 seconds for rebuttal at my discretion and these are loose guidelines as certain conversations may warrant more time and i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on those campaign ads. first question is mine. mr. perdue and miss nunn, neither of you have ever held public office. s. swofford, you have. clearly you are outside the beltway politicians or hope-to- be politicians. what have you done each of you, what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in u.s. government? >> thank you, justin and thank you, panel. it is good to be here this morning. >> as i go around the state the number one issue i hear from hard working georgians is they are really concerned about their jobs. if they have one they are worried about keeping it. if they don't have one they are worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career i spent my entire career creating tens of thou

. >> in connecticut, daniel malloy took office in 2010. 77 tax hikes, the highest in connecticut history what you want to do is to get back to the vigor and vitality of america's private enterprise system. less government, lower taxes, less regulation. set people free, for heaven's tax. >> why the reluctance to embrace this snodle what is is -- to embrace this model? >> tax the rich, give you the money, give you the services. we'll do this for you. vote for me. it worked in the past. i don't think it's going to work in the future. >> what about the gubernatorial races in michigan and wisconsin are vital. you had two governors balance their budget, bring in revenue and at the same time take on the unions. where's the vote? >> i'm not going to predict the vote but i am saying liberalism is on trial at the state level and national level. >> the pornography noft kay tors -- the pornography -- the prognosticators is saying big government could pick up votes. stuart, you can see his show over on fox business network. if you don't know where that is on your cable box, go to foxbusiness.com/chan