hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez. we begin the sunday with the countdown to the january six committee final report. just hours ago the committee held an evidence for criminal referral subcommittee, held by janitor jamie raskin. made the case for recommending charges to the doj. we won't know the list or names until december 21st, committee member adam kinzinger did not rule out a referral for former president trump. kinzinger says it is about sending a message to the american people and to the justice department. >> the criminal referrals, themselves, are not necessarily something that is gonna wake doj up to something didn't know about before. i think it will be an important symbolic thing that the committee can do. even more than symbolic, very clear that congress thinks that crime has been committed here. that the doj should be investigating. at >> the committees targets, however, potentially much broader than trump himself. nbc news reports that, quote, the committee could offer contempt of congress prefers for fe

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saying have a great, night that is al in on this tuesday night, alex wagner starts right now, wit alicia menendez in for alex. good evening, alicia good evening to you chris, goo evening to you all at home, i' really cement, endless - christmas eve is really th coldest night on capitol in th state capital, by the time the temperature went down, temperatures were hovering around 18 degrees. it was this, night we all abou welcoming the stranger, when the republan gov texas decided epositmigrant asyo them chi on a fr cold sidewalrth to g three ses fih more than 100rants rived in d c., late saturday where presidents officsidence. they wsent ty th republicannor seexas greg abbott, to make a political point oft' the buses were filled with miliesth children, man dothis is reliefncy mego thgrantse vice ent's n they clot, and blanketsthey htipped b er, who ure thmigrants didive i t. "alex waonight" starts with alicia menendez in for alex >> good morning, chris i'm alicea menendez, alex is off, christmas eve, one of the coldest nights in our nation's capital. by the time the sun went down, temperatures wer

alex wagner tonight starts right now with alicia menendez in for alex. good evening. >> good evening to you chris, i could not have said that better myself, and thank you at-home for joining us this hour, i'm alicia menendez, alex has the night off. this is something that has happened every day, like clockwork frizzling as many of us can remember. the white house sends out to the media something called the daily guidance. it is a basic schedule for the president that day. here's a recent one for president biden. at the top, there are a few paragraphs describing what the presidents'day will entail, and below, that there is a schedule of the major events planned, getting the intelligence briefing, major meetings, timing of any travel the president will do. they put it out so that the price can play in its coverage, and so you, the american people, can know the basic aligned of what our president is doing on any given day. this is something done every day, every white house, under every president. just a couple weeks before the end of donald trump's preside

good evening, i am alicia menendez, in for stephanie ruhle. we began with two significant stories tonight. wnba star brittney griner is now just hours from landing in san antonio, texas, after being imprisoned for nearly ten months in russia. the white house secured her release is part of the prisoner swap with an notorious russian arms dealer. we will have much more on her released just ahead. we are also following a major development in one of the justice department high-profile investigations into donald trump. a new report from the washington post have asked to -- hold his office in contempt of court for failing to fully comply with a may -- to return all classified documents in his possession. on wednesday, we learned the former president's lawyers recently discovered two more document with classified workings in donald trump's items. those were found in a storage unit not far from mar-a-lago. meanwhile, special master raymond ureys review of material seized from trump's florida club is officially over. the appeals court shut down the rev

i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle.ember you can catch me every saturday, every sunday on american voices. it starts at 6 am eastern here on msnbc, from all our colleagues across the networks of msnbc news, thanks for staying up with us. see you next weekend! >> princess diana. she's fascinated the world all over again. courtesy of the crown. >> the crown of course is getting a lot of buzz. >> royal dra

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hello everyone, i am alicia menendez, ahead this hour, what accountability looks like for donald trump. the january six committee contemplating criminal referrals this sunday. just one of the legal issues potentially facing the former president. also, sinema, warnock and the new senate. how it a faction in arizona and win in georgia is going to impact how the chambers -- does the peoples business. plus a blockbuster case in the supreme court, the future of american democracy on the line. when it comes to our country's massive student debt crisis, how did we get here? the director of the new documentary has answers. this is american voices. in ten days, the january 6th committee will release its final report on the attack of the u.s. capitol in the plot to keep donald trump in power despite being rejected by the american people. as the panel wraps up its work, accountability is top of mind. -- the committee met to discuss potential criminal referrals as part of its -- reinvestigation into the might multi level scheme to overturn the 2020 election. -- adam schiff discusses the significan

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your rewards. >> that is all the time i have for today, i am alicia menendez.ican voices, but for now, i handed over to my colleague, ayman mohyeldin. has it going, ayman? >> hey, alicia, thank you so much, i greatly appreciate it. >> good evening to you at home, welcome to ayman tonight. trump's terrible week expanded into legal troubles. embarrassing political losses and pressing political losses, he cannot simply catch a break. then what the heck is going on with kristen sinema. what we think is behind her sudden political change. and brittney griner is back on u.s. soil, we're breaking reaction from her wife and what is going on with paul whelan. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪

hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez ahead this hour the final stretch in georgia senate runoff. senator warnock out stumping today, amid record-breaking early voting. as the walker campaign's cash runs low. also this, our one-on-one with hillary clinton, the former secretary of state at what the georgia runoff means for every american. and the ability for congress to do the peoples work. clinton also addressing the ongoing danger of donald trump poses to democracy. and former president spots one of his most dangerous ideas yet, tossing aside the constitution and the attorney now saying that the doj will take control of the attack in jackson mississippi. speak to someone fighting for accountability in the city's water crisis. this is american voices. we begin this hour with the tale of two candidates. it's happening in georgia, it's a story of substance, versus chaos. it's an example of the stark difference right now between our two major political parties. more than 1.8 million georgians have already voted for either senator raphael warnock, republican challenger herschel walker

. >> hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez. ahead this hour the final stretch in the georgia senate runoff, senator warnock out today in a record-breaking early voting. as the walker campaign's cash runs low, and also this hour, one-on-one with hillary clinton, the former secretary of state on what the runoff means for every american and the ability for congress to do the peoples work, clinton also addressing the ongoing danger that donald trump poses to democracy. as former president trump told his most dangerous ideas yet. tossing aside the prosecution. and now the doj will -- in jackson mississippi. for someone fighting accountability in the city's water crisis. this is american voices! we begin this hour with a tale of two candidates, it's happening in georgia is the story of substance versus chaos and it's an example of the stark difference right now between our two major political parties, more than 1.8 million georgians have already voted for senator raphael warnock, or his republican chan-o-cha herschel walker, election

i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle.m all our colleagues across the networks of msnbc news, thanks for staying up with us.

saying have a great, night that is al in on this tuesday night, alex wagner starts right now, wit alicia menendezlex. good evening, alicia good evening to you chris, goo evening to you all at home, i' really cement, endless - christmas eve is really th coldest night on capitol in th state capital, by the time the temperature went down, temperatures were hovering arnd8

are people we should be caring for that is all in, "alex wagner tonight" starts tonight with alicia menendez on for alex. good evening. >> good evening, chris. i could have not said that better myself. i'm alicia men menez, alex has the night off. here's a thing that has happened every day like clock work, as long as we can remember. every day the white house sends out from the white house the daily guidance. at the top, there's a few paragraphs describing what the president's day will entail. and below that, there's a schedule of the major events planned. with the daily intelligence briefing, any major meetings, the timing of any travel that the president is doing. the white house puts out the daily guidance that so the press can plan and that you can make out every day. it's something done every day every white house under every president. just a couple of weeks at the end of donald trump's presidency, something weird happened. the white house issued daily guidance that said president trump will work from early in the morning to late in the evening. he will make many calls and have many me

saying have a great, night that is al in on this tuesday night, alex wagner starts right now, wit alicia menendez in for alex. good evening, alicia good evening to you chris, goo evening to you all at home, i' really cement, endless - christmas eve is really th coldest night on capitol in th state capital, by the time the temperature went down, temperatures were hovering around 18 degrees. it was this, night we all abou welcoming the stranger, when the republican governor of texas decided to deposit migrant asylum seekers, some o them children, on a freezing cold sidewalk north to go. three buses filled with more than 100 migrants arrived in d.c., late saturday night, where they were unceremoniousl dropped off outside the vice presidents official residence. they were sent there by th republican governor sent texas greg abbott, to make a political point of what' happening at the souther border the buses were filled with families, with children, man of them wearing nothing warmer than a tee shirt we have it did not tell anyone ahead of time that he was gonn do this is the relief agency me the migra

saying have a great, night that is al in on this tuesday night, alex wagner starts right now, wit alicia menendezood evening, alicia good evening to you chris, goo evening to you all at home, i' really cement, endless - christmas eve is really th coldest night on capitol in th state capital, by the time the temperature went down, temperatures were hovering around 18 degrees. it was this, night we all abou welcoming the stranger, when the republan gov texas decided epositmigrant asyo them chi on a fr cold sidewalrth to g three ses fih more than 100rants rived in d c., late saturday where presidents officsidence. they wsent ty th republicannor seexas greg abbott, to make a political point oft' the buses were filled with miliesth children, man dothis is reliefncy mego thgrantse vice ent's n they clot, and blanketsthey htiff

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not to american voices where alicia menendez. >> all right thank you so much reverend sharpton, hellooing to learn the fate of the states runoff election for u.s. senate between democrat raphael warnock and

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i'm alicia menendez, narcy back here tomorrow for more american voices but for now, i handed over to my colleague, ayman mohyeldin. hello, ayman. >> hey, alicia, thank you so much, i greatly appreciate it and enjoy the rest of your evening. apprec>> good evening to you at, welcome to ayman tonight. trump's embarrassing week expanded into legal troubles. and pressing political losses, he cannot simply catch a break. then what the heck is going on with kristen sinema. what we think is behind her sudden political change. and brittney griner is back on u.s. soil, we're breaking reaction from her white and what is going on with paul whelan. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark your calendars, the january six committee early christmas present, on the way to final report, said to be released on december 21st. that document could be up to a chapters long, and it is expected to include information that has yet to be made public, including hundreds of transcripts from interviews with more than 1000 witnesses. this week chairman bennie thompson made the bombshell announcement that

i'm alicia menendez. now i hand it over to our coast to, who is in for mehdi. >> hey, alicia. i hope you're doing well. thanks again. take care. and good evening and welcome to ayman. i'm michael steele, in for my friend ayman mohyeldin. tonight, breaking from the january 6th committee, nbc news has exclusive new details about what the panel will announce during their final public hearing tomorrow afternoon. plus, it seems no one wants trump to run in 2024. not even his friends. from terrible poll numbers to a lack of endorsements, it's bad news for the ex president. and the biden white house goes on offense. i will look at their plans to combat political violence and extremism. let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and less than 24 hours, the january 6th committee is set to make history. nbc news has just learned that the committee met today, and has finalize plans to issue the following criminal referrals to donald trump, obstructing an official proceeding, conspiracy to defraud the government, and inciting or assisting in an insurrection. that means that trump will be the first presi

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm alicia menendez, in four stephanie ruhle.eek before christmas won't be an eventful one for donald trump. monday's expected to bring a significant news from january six committee. three sources actively involved in the committees deliberations tell nbc news that final call has not been made on criminal before as for the former president and others. members are said to be considering recommending charges of insurrection obstruction of an official proceeding of congress, and conspiracy. it was a year ago that this week, wyoming congresswoman liz cheney hinted that the committee was heading in this direction. we quoted one of those very criminal statutes in her public remarks. >> did donald trump who action or inaction, corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress's official proceeding to count electoral votes? >> again, that was a year ago. since then, the bipartisan panel has appeared to build a case against the former president, with nine public hearings, hours and hours of witness testimony, and evidence in the form of texts

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now it's time for the last word with my friend alicia menendez in for laura. hi nicolle, it's like the christmas present i forgot to ask for. >> i get to see you. happy new year. i feel like you come over, we could've been in the basement together. >> like twins. have the best, nicolle. house committee investigating the attack on the capitol set dissolve next week with the start of a new congress. but not before releasing even more transcripts. a new batch of interviews interview today offers new insight into the weeks leading up to the capitol insurrection, and some of the people closest to donald trump. including stephen miller, donald trump jr., and his fiancÉe are -- will be joined by clan christian or, cynthia acts, to analyze their testimony. but first, let's take a moment to know the impact of the january six committee, it's works shape how the public's gonna remember the attack on our democracy. something millions of americans watch unfold in realtime on their tv screens, with shock and confusion, and who are. over 18 months the january six committee i

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not to american voices where alicia menendez. >> all right thank you so much reverend sharpton, hello everyone i'm alicia mendes. we begin this era in georgia were just three days, we are going to learn the fate of the states runoff election for u.s. senate between democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel walker. and with, it by how much democrats will control the chamber? voters already making sure their voices are heard, despite long lines of places and fewer days to vote early. over last, week georgia voters made history turning out in the busiest week ever for early voting in that state. more than 1.8 million georgians have already cast their ballot. just on friday, alone yesterday more than 350,000 people voted early. and new daily record. new reporting from the atlanta journal-constitution reads quote, the large number of voters push polling places to their capacity during the five days of statewide early voting. resulting in weights of more than two hours in some areas. on friday, long lines of resilient voters dropped long libraries, government buildings into the night

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alicia menendez, i will see you back here tomorrow for more american voices but for now, i handed over to my colleague ayman. i am in. i am in. >> i'm so glad to close out the show with that because i saw that clip earlier this week and i'm thinking to myself, my god, what a question. at first i thought he was, i thought it, was honestly, i thought it was going to be one of those gotcha parody moment questions. i didn't think he was a real journalist. and it turned out that he was a real journalist, and that was a sincere, genuine question on his part, and i just can't believe it. i genuinely can't believe it. >> i can believe it, and i love that she was prepared for it. it is much as that was extemporaneous, some part of her brain was, someone's gonna ask the derby question. and they did. >> if i was in her position i would have used, probably something not as diplomatic or as political as she was. that's why she's the leader of that country, and i am not. alicia, thank you so much. always good to see you, my friend. enjoy your evening off. good evening to you. welcome to ayman tonigh

american voices american voices with alicia menendez. >> reverend sharpton, that is a big show you have tomorrow. what a way to close out the year! hello everyone. i'm alicia mendes and we begin this saturday with theresa's committee on the brink of a very big decision. nbc has learned the committee is considering three potential criminal referrals for former president trump. obstruction of official proceeding proceeding of congress, conspiracy to defraud announced his government, and inciting insurrection. the referrals carry no legal weight. they couldn't form the ogs direction. the justice department has already charged 300 rioters. and these could pay the way pave the way. the president, says adam kinzinger, is absolutely guilty. >> if he is not guilty of some kind of a crime, what we have basically said is, presidents are above the law and they can do everything short of a coup as long as it doesn't succeed. >> here's the thing. it's not just legal consequences that the 16 panel is weighing for trump. if they confer trump for insurrection, it could be the first a to barring him fro

i'm alicia menendez, narcy back here tomorrow for more american voices but for now, i handed over to our evening. apprec>> good evening to you at, welcome to ayman tonight. trump's embarrassing week expanded into legal troubles. and pressing political losses, he cannot simply catch a break. then what the heck is going on with kristen sinema. what we think is behind her sudden political change. and brittney griner is back on u.s. soil, we're breaking reaction from her white and what is going on with paul whelan. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get

i'm alicia menendez. i had this hour, countdown to election day in georgia. a senate seat in the balance. you get an update from atlanta after a weekend of early voting totals smashing records. what does it mean? also, tonight, with potentially devastating january 6th report looming, mike pence is talking to the doj. what the prosecutors and his testimony -- still an open question. plus, more from our sat down with secretary hillary clinton. a thoughts on iran and china, and her stark warning about the global rise of authoritarianism. and hate in the headlines again. kanye west is off twitter weeks after being reinstated by elon musk. it's antisemitic remarks don't seem to be an issue for his old dinner partner. this is american voices. we begin this hour in georgia, where republican senate candidate herschel walker is trying to pull off a tough balancing in the race against senator raphael warnock. walker needs the support of donald trump's passionate base, while also trying to win over republican-leaning voters who are turned off by trumpism. but 200,000 ge

that is tonight's last word, i am alicia menendez. thank you so much water. tonight on the readout tonight on the readout and we fight like hell, and if you do not fight like hell you're not gonna have a country anymore. we are going to walk down pennsylvania avenue, i love pennsylvania avenue. and we are going to the capitol. >> a judge ruling about those comments from donald trump, which seemed to open up the possibility of lawsuits against the former president by victims of the january six insurrection. meanwhile, transcripts just released from the january six committee, revealing a whole lot of trump insiders with convenient memory lapses. also tonight, more of george santos lives are uncovered. we are going to look closely at his finances, which highlight the glaring need for campaign finance reform. and, in state after state, it may turn voters rejected election deniers and how democrats of a golden opportunity to safeguard voting rights. one of the governors leading that fight joins me tonight. good evening everyone, i'm in for joy reid. we begin tonig

american voices with my friend alicia menendez starts right now on msnbc. >> thank you so much, wherever sharpen. s>> hello, everyone, i am alica menendez. we begin to saturday with trump's hide and seek with classified documents. the justice department now the manic proof that the former president is not handing on to more of them. on friday, a trump declined to hold trump in contempt of court, despite prosecutors saying that he is defying their subpoena. the washington post says trump has not put anyone in charge of his records. his lawyers refused to sign a statement saying that trump has returned all top secret materials. instead, trump has hired an outside firm to search his properties. just this week, they found two more classified documents from trump storage locker near mar-a-lago. trump's former fixer, michael cohen, describing it as plain, where is waldo with government records? >> track every single place that he's been, and you need to get a search warrant for those locations. don's home, ivanka's home, his fifth avenue property, eric's home, wherever he was, trump national i

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i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. remember you can catch me every saturday, every sunday on american voices. it starts at 6 am eastern here on msnbc, from all our colleagues across the networks of msnbc news, thanks for staying up with us. see you next weekend! weekend >> this was how she announced her decision tonight. >> >> we make decisions about what is best for ourselves, our family, and our community. so we do not spend a lot of time thinking about, is this a republican idea, or is this a democratic idea? is this liberal, or is this conservative? that is not how arizonans think. registering as an independent and showing up to work with the title of independent is a reflection of who i have always been. and it is a reflection of who arizona is. >> senator kyrsten sinema announced today that she would leave the democratic party to become an independent and said that she is doing so because that is what arizona voters want. the senator elaborated on her decision in an op-ed for az central. com, quote, pressures and

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alicia menendez, i will see you back here tomorrow for more american voices but for now, i handed over to my colleague ayman. ayman. >> this is the katie phang show. live from miami florida. we have lots of news to cover, and lots of questions to answer so let's get started! we are exactly 48 hours away from the georgia runoff that will determine whether senate democrats have some more breathing room for the next two years. as republicans have a threat over herschel walker's chances. we're digging into where the race stands today, as the candidates fly across the state to get out the vote. plus, just when you want donald trump's big lie couldn't get any bigger. now he says the constitution should be suspended. so that he can be named the president. let's talk republicans say silent yet again? as trump continues to view his nonsense? and as the focus begins to shift a 24, a new report says that ron desantis isn't the smooth operator that many people think he is. how his quote, awkwardness, could play into a primary face-off with trump. and later, damage control at buckingham palace, tha

a lot everyone, i'm alicia menendez.om the january six committeen voices what to expect from the januar six committe the suspension of journalist from the platform and what it means for free speech online. that, and much more ahead, on american voices right here on msnbc. msnbc. verizon. (vo) this holiday season verizon gives you the new iphone 14 pro. plus apple watch se, ipad and beats fit pro. all on us. and unlimited plans for everyone start at just $35 a line. verizon the holidays are a time for making lists, but the most special list of all is the list of children with critical illnesses who are waiting for you to grant their wishes. five-year-old brantley knows what it's like to wait for hope. he has spent his holidays in the hospital listening to beeping monitors instead of jingle bells. we love his infectious personality. a lot of people can't tell from the outside that he has a heart condition. brantley's wish was to see snow for the very first time, so make-a-wish brought him and his family to their own winter

i am alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle, for all of our colleagues across nbc news, thank you for staying up late. ate. 294 days, that is the length of the time that brittney griner has been detained in russia. that included a recent move to a penal colony, which traces its roots tua gulag labor camp and has been described as having slave like labor conditions. griner was sentenced to serve nine years layer on minor drug charges until today. >> i'm glad to be able to say that party is in good spirits, she is relieved to be finally heading home, and the fact remains that she is not lost months of her life for needless trauma. she deserves space, privacy, and time with her loved ones to heal. today is a happy day for me in my family, so i'm going to smile right now >> and minutes before making that public announcement, the biden administration created -- brittani's wife in the oval office. sharon walked in expecting to hear the latest updates on britney's case, but instead president biden broke the news that the operation to bring brittany home was underway. biden and sherrod griner

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i'm alicia menendez. i will see you back here next weekend for more american voices. for, now i handed over to mehdi hasan. hi, mehdi. i handed overhave a great restr sunday evening. tonight on the mehdi hassan show, the trump family investigations no one is talking about. jared kushner. did he shape u.s. foreign policy to help his own bottom line? then kyrsten sinema steals the pot light. we will try to make sense of the senator attention seeking party switch. and the quote unquote twitter files. elon musk's latest attempt to cause controversy is just a big nothing burger. i will explain why. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. welcome to the show. tonight, we need to talk about a political scoundrels. a scandal too many people have been ignoring for far too long. a political scandal involving a president and the family member accused of using his proximity to the president to reagan not millions but billions of dollars. no, i'm not talking about hunter and joe biden. instead, i'm talking about jared kushner and donald trump. hunter never worked in the white house.

. >> so that was hillary clinton speaking to my colleague alicia menendez about the special counsel asnvestigations into democrats and the biden administration once the somehow steal a gop majority takes hold. but with trump's latest election lies which include and appalling anti-democratic suggestion to suspend the u.s. constitution in order to redo the 2020 election are just a clear winner. cut that political circus include re-litigation of the 2020 election? we are gonna ask jonathan allen. who is joining me now. i mean, that is not actually going to happen? nobody really takes a seriously? >> donald trump is not going to be installed as president of the united states. >> but even the real litigation part of it. even just revisiting. none of it is going to happen. it will not happen. the 2020 election was decided fairly. pretty much anybody who is serious acknowledges that. republicans would like donald trump to stop talking about it. i shouldn't that all republicans but i would say most in the republican party would like donald trump to start talking about it. they think it is not

i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. remember you can catch me every saturday, every sunday on american voices. it starts at 6 am eastern here on msnbc, from all our colleagues across the networks of msnbc news, thanks for staying up with us. see you next weekend! >> princess diana. she's fascinated the world all over again. courtesy of the crown. >> the crown of course is getting a lot of buzz. >> royal drama, dominating the headlines. >> it is that diana years! >> but is the netflix portrait the two portrait? >> some of this has been fictionalized. this is not a documentary. there is many people in real life involved that think it is far too far from the truth. >> now, the riveting, real story. >> she stood up to this huge institution of the british monarchy. >> she often talked about dark forces. >> there were allegations of conspiracy to murder. >> what did you see as you enter the tunnel? >> prince harry was going to make sure that history was not repeated. basically saying, back off. you're handling her like you ha

my colleague alicia menendez is here. she is the host of msnbc's "american voices."t with you, trymaine. tell me what you're hearing and seeing. >> after the marathon during the general election and the sprint to the runoff, there was the sprint about enthusiasm and excitement. i don't know if you canbo e see behind me, this has been going all day long. organizers and voting rights. you see this. they are getting busy. they're making sure that folks s -- if you don't know wh the di is, there is a party at the polls. so many people, certainly there are policy concerns. and it's clarity about who they want to vote for. it's about more than policy issues, about reproductive rights and health care and the economy. it'slt bigger than that. now i spoke to a bunch of voters today about what drove them to the polls, the mission they're on, and here's what they had to say.po we don't have -- we don't have the sound? any way, what you would have heard -- >> we'll find it. go ahead. >> no, they're so driven. you talk about the difference between these two candidates where they