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andrew gillum and stacey abrams and beto o'rourke. beto ran for president. what did they do?organized and didn't let the momentum dissipate. and one of the reasons that those races are all competitive if any of them turn blue on tuesday night, it is heroic and what their supporters did and that is what you have to do in states like that, because in noncollection years, you have to register, you have to persuade and organize and those took a day to dust themselves off and got right back in the arena. >> let me just say just to put on this up, this is the black hole that republicans have fallen into. they've done none of that. republicans have wandered around shell shocked. they've tried everything, right. so they decided to jump on donald trump's coat tails and just ride the magic carpet ride for four years. and whatever happens on tuesday, none of which you just articulated happens on the republican side any more. and a lot of the activists -- the operatives that work with the activists in the states are now working for joe biden's election. so you talk about party that would

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georgia, to ohio and senator sherrod brown, to pennsylvania, with john fetterman, and to texas with beto o'rourke, and "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know that music. maybe you love it, maybe it traumatizes you a little bit, but by this time tomorrow night, we'll be in special election night coverage with some polling places already closed and the counting under way, and at this point tomorrow night, the president may have already preposterously declared premature victory as part of an effort explicitly outlined by donald trump and his campaign to stop american ballots and democracy. today, president trump and joe biden made a crucial push. biden in pennsylvania, trump in four states, including the state of wisconsin. this is a live shot of the president's rally in the city of kenosha, in the southeastern corner of a state where right now the coronavirus crisis has gone from bad to worse. cases are spiking all across wisconsin. you can see it in red. hospitals are nearing capacity. there is no relief in sight. the numbers keep ticking up an

it has been the year they were looking at, but beto o'rourke -- sped that up. as well as donald trump. as well as the demographic changes, you have a number of republicans, or right-leaning independents, who are willing to vote for a democrat right now, who are fed up with this president and willing to do something different. bob: bob: what about latino voters in texas and elsewhere? when you look at president trump's closing argument at the debate, he talked about the obama-biden record on immigration, trying to share the burden of immigration policy with vice president biden. is vice president biden breaking through with latino voters in the way he needs to to win the election? months, latino activists, lawmakers, and organizers have been yelling at the biden campaign, saying you need to do more to reach out to latino voters. they were on track to be the second largest voting group after white voters this election. has reachedmpaign out, but in these final months, final weeks of the campaign, meanwhile you have the trump campaign that has heavily focused on l

>> greg: they are going to send beto to knock down your door.the price on a rifle about $200. a lot of people that use these weapons -- $200 is a lot of money. if you are out there hunting in missouri -- this is like a tax on tesla's. this is something that a lot of people use, and this is a great way to lose the house. imagine if he does this the first year -- you're going to see a red wave that you've never seen before. this is going to drive up enthusiasm like crazy. >> jeanine: emily, one of the things kamala harris said it was -- this is crazy because she's a former prosecutor who is pro-criminal. one of things had, at the constitution does not prevent her doe from compensating guns. it's clear where she's coming from, beto o'rourke and now joe biden. the five we see that narrative from the left, a perversion of the constitution. they wield it like a weapon, and they are in accurate with it. they believe it and buy into it. i have to say that i think that everything you just had in the intro coming in -- that's what needs to run in those ad

his campaign manager and incoming deputy chief of staff once worked for beto o'rourke who when he ran for president made his point clear. >> we are going to take your ar 15s, your ak-47s. >> biden says he respects the second amendment, he will work with congressional democrats many who support banning chokehold. joe biden supports a national police oversight commission to set new standards i use of force. as for defunding the police many democrats hope it doesn't happen. >> defund the police is one of the worst marketing message i ever encountered in my life. >> reporter: president-elect biden said in an interview he doesn't want to defund the police, he wants to offer help and assistance. we will follow and see what he does when he takes office. mike: thank you. a growing divide is emerging between the incoming biden administration and large groups of the president-elect's supporters, teachers unions. jackie hundred shows us wide tonight live from wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: the incoming biden administration sees schools as essential services and plans to prioritize keeping th

this is a place that beto o'rourke won by 200,000 votes or so in 2018.e's probably 200,000 or so votes outstanding. that's how many were cast today. plus mail ballots that will continue to come in. but biden if he wants to not lose by three like o'rourke did, needs to expand on those margins here in harris county. harris county dems have been hoping they might get up to 1.7, 1.8 million total votes cast here. it looks like they're going to fall short of that. just like in so many other places. had to build the big firewall with early votes. some of the places that steve has been mentions. and wait for the 200 other counties to kind of roll in with big republican returns. and right now just looking at this early vote, again, this is the early and mail-in vote reported in harris county. you know, i'm not sure that biden has built a tall enough firewall here. >> all right. garrett headachaake, you keep a on it for us. claire mccaskill in missouri has been shifting her focus in the east to north carolina, on both the presidential and senatorial fronts. clair

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his campaign manager and incoming deputy chief of staff once worked for beto o'rourke, who when he ran for president made his point clear. >> hell yes, we are going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. >> biden says he respects the second amendment. he will have to work with congressional democrats, many who support banning choke hold. biden also supports a national police oversight commission to set new standards on the use of force. as for defunding the police, many democrats hope it doesn't happen. >> defund the police was one of the worst marketing messages i've ever encountered in my entire life. >> president-elect biden said in an interview he does not want to defund the police, he wants to offer help and assistance. we'll follow and see what he does when he takes office. mike? >> mike: david, thank you. divide appears to be emerging between incoming biden administration in large groups of the president-elect's supporters, teachers unions. correspondent jacqui heinrich justice white tonight come alive from wilmington, delaware. hi, jacque. >> high, mike. schools are essential services

you were talking about beto/ted cruz race, that was decided all told by about 250,000 votes total.ust to give the sense of scale here in texas, harris county, we've got about 1.4 million votes already cast, in the bank in the period. that's more than those who voted in the entire state of nevada in 2016, with more vote as than them in one county. those are the numbers driving all of this talk about texas is a battleground state. they're so off the charts, they've effectively broken the modeling for texas turnout. >> texas one of those states where we do expect a substantial number of votes to be reported out on tuesday. we'll have a lot to talk about. garrett haake on the ground, thanks. appreciate that. >>> coming up, we're going to take a look at the big picture with some final preelection poll numbers. those poll numbers are coming fast and furious now. but counting the votes in each state, obviously what will count in the end. we're going to talk to michigan's secretary of state. about what exactly -- that's one of those we mentioned where it might be a little complicated, a li

that's beto o'rourke and grassroots organizers getting at it and staying with it after '18. and i will spend time after the election, if those states become competitive more often than not going forward, it really changes american politics. >> i was just going to say, in fact, instead of sitting here and wanting to do one more second on north carolina and florida, i want to talk about that. regardless of what happens tonight, there's going to be a lot of two and three-point races in the sunbelt. the midwest is -- you and i have spent our first 50 years of our life with the midwest deciding american politics. does that end in 2024? >> well, we'll see. so i think one question coming out of this, because we saw in the sunbelt great democratic results in '18 and at least super competitive in '20. how much of that is trump versus, you know, just a natural evolution? and so those things are reliably competitive. the electoral college is not static. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. i certainly think for the next two or three election cycles will be competitive. but you know, they

beto lost the state.oing well is underperforming, particularly in the austin media market. this shows you right here. it's another reason why i have classified trump as leading. speaking of leading, i want to quickly -- one place is ohio, we have been showing you -- the republican vote is starting to come in. as you can see, the county map is getting redder. the president has a lead of 100,000. you can see what we are seeing here, early absentee. we have a lot more election day vote. there's early vote to count. we have a long way to go in ohio. it's a 50/50 split, the early vote, which favored biden. the election day vote favors trump. watch for our orange and yellow lines to see if they become 50/50. the yellow -- any time you see yellow, that's a good sign for president trump. >> let's bring in kristin welker. how are they feeling about the numbers and what we are seeing at biden's headquarters? >> reporter: with florida looking out of reach they are focused on north carolina and on georgia. one campai

it's how voters begin to look at the race in total and someone like beto in the race right now woulden pull the numbers up for the top of the ticket as opposed to what a lot of people think conventional to the top of the ticket is helping a down ballot candidate. those of us who know this game is how it really works know what a beto o'rourke and a texas race in 2020 would ook like and texas looks a lot bluer with beto on the ticket than without in 2020. >> former republican party chair, sir, thank you very much for your words of calm and encouragement for all stressed out. >> just a bottle. >> also you're a good wine model. i'm just going to say it. all right let's get back to brian now. since we've been talking to michael steele, we've learned joe biden is due to be speaking in the next few minutes. >> he is indeed. it's going to be the same venue where we saw him accept the nomination in quotes during the virtual convention. this was planned for. at least the advance crew setup this as a possible on-camera location for tonight. the white house has a room similarly outfitted with a

president-elect joe biden's deputy chief of staff touting support for mandatory gun buybacks when she worked for beto making them worried that this will limit second amendment rights. joining me to react, national spokesman for gun owners of america, good morning. the first person that would say he is going to limit second amendment rights is joe biden himself because he's calling for optional gun buyback, so your guns back or register them with the atf. your reaction to that plan. >> that is his option for us that we as the american people have to either choose gun-control or more gun control which in his case is to sell our firearms to the government, they say buyback but never buy it in the first place or the other option is to register our firearms with the atf which is an unconstitutional regulatory body that shouldn't have that dictate in the first place. or we are seeing is an expansion of the national firearms act or we will see a gun tax which is estimated to be $34 billion, registering our firearms with the atf. >> something else down the pipeline could be universal background checks, kamal

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beto rourke, 70 million to lose and texas against ted cruz, the goal is to move the electorate as peoplern states or blue states move into the state so they can build a coalition so republicans shouldn't sit back and watch this happen. they need to work in the off years to counter this effort. >> what is your take on south carolina? were you expecting lindsey graham to win by that amount? 12 percentage points? if you look at trump and biden trump won 14 more points than biden did. >> i was expecting lindsey graham to win. not sure where i got cut off, the joys of working from home during covid-19. you heard it all pretty much. >> okay. it is okay. finish it off. >> at the end of the day this election was not necessarily a mandate or a referendum on the president. a lot of healing needs to go into our country. we need to understand what it was that got us to where we are. >> tell them about your op-ed. it is a beautiful message, hopefully they will have a chance but what it is about? >> it is about choosing hope in this moment. we can choose defeat, we can choose to be angry, we can choos

time we always refer to the beto below would, it was important battle. but on the right, the u.s.s. fighting they could see each other. there was some mixing between the lines. i try to be fair and balanced. it's an important story to tell but it's one of many stories here in the area. when i get a group of marines, especially these young marines who come over, they make me feel old napanee some pushing 40 myself in some of these guys, they are 19, 20 years old. i tried to tell a story that really fits for where they are in their military career. so right over this way. his name is walter cornell. i almost called him cornell in fact. he was a member of the sixth regiment and he was killed day two of the battle here in pillow would. but for me that's not really the interesting part of the story, that's the factual part of it. what is interesting to me that, cornell all of the young, brings it his company looked him for leadership. u.s. marines, the all volunteer force, most had never seen combat before. not this guy. this guy had been around the world literally fighting under the f

joe biden start to stake in ohio, they think maybe, beto o'rourke was on television saying maybe in texas. that's more of a dream for democrats but they think they can pull it off. georgia and barack obama is there today. if african-americans turnout and the suburbs, it is a possibility. this is a priority one for joe biden. how does the president recreate that 2016 magic? it has to be overwhelming turnout. the president has to hold florida. if he loses those 29, the math gets really hard to do. the president needs to hold north carolina. the president needs those in his call there. then you are backup here again for the same three states. >> where are we now? even if the president wins pennsylvania, north carolina and florida, he still needs one more. in a state like pennsylvania, we are waiting for a few days. joe biden has an easier path and many fall backs if you will. donald trump has to be perfect and the hills are steeper this year. >> we are on the eve of a remarkable moment of our history. jon king. i want to bring in david axelrod. >> the math speaks for the president and everyt

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if beto is in charge and he does something with an executive order with guns he could tear the country foreign wars. every instinct that biden has had on foreign policy has been wrong. we said he is like the george costanza of foreign policy. everything he should do he does the opposite and it worries me because it could get us entangled another really bloody quagmire. >> juan: i think it's clear most americans want some action. are the republicans looking like -- >> katie: we are seeing more republicans flipping seats even in california. the questions that i ask when i look at these policies, getting back into the world health organization. what has the w.h.o. ever done for the united states of america especially in the last year? they have numbly been in bed with china. they are part of the reason why we have a pandemic because they covered up for the chinese about how contagious this thing was. the paris claimant agreement, you asked americans want some solutions to this. they have been getting solutions to climate change through the free market and actually we decreased our emissio

abrams in georgia, ohio to senator brown, to pennsylvania with governor fetterman, and texas with beto o'rourke. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know that music, maybe you love it, maybe it traumatizes you a little. by this time tomorrow night we will be in special election night coverage with some president obamaing places already closed and the counting underway. who knows, at this point tomorrow night, the president may have already preposterously declared premature victory as part of an effort explicitly outlined by donald trump and his campaign to stop ballots from being counted and to torture american democracy. today both trump and

momentum is on our side, and as beto and i argued a few weeks ago, texans absolutely have the power top in his tracks on tuesday night. >> i mean, tell me about the margin that you are looking for out of texas, tori. >> you know, this is texas. everything's bigger. there are still an active big republican base. my in-laws are republicans. it's a good thing we have covid to look to as the reason we're not going to spend thanksgiving with them. anything is possible on tuesday night, but i know momentum is on our side. and you know, we're not snapping back to red anytime soon. there's a whole new texas electorate in front of greg abbott in 2022 when he's up for re-election. >> as we watch texas and a lot of us will be watching texas on tuesday, there's a dynamic that i want you to explain to us, which is how is getting rid of the straight-ticket option change the game and how these campaigns report s are operatin state? >> this is one of the reasons why snapping back to a strategic plan is so important. we have groups like texas organizing project, move texas, battleground stoctexas, a nu

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc, beto bozo setting the agenda, and also breaking tonight, now learningden plans to tap longtime aid ron klain, the guy that ran the h1n1, or n1 h1, as joe says, remember last year, we did everything wrong, when asked about their response to the swine flu pandemic. and by the way, the same guy that headed up the gourd recount effort in 2000, the last 37 days. oh, forgot about that. you're to break it all down, the architect, fox news contributor karl rove. all right, mr. architect. there is a side of this election we haven't even discussed, which is major losses for democrats. and yet, divide in the democrat party. your breakdown? >> yeah. look, want to be surprises, remember, going into the election, we were told the republicans would lose as many as 19 or 20 seats in the u.s. house of representatives. instead, it looks like they are on their way to pick up about almost a dozen, if not a dozen, which means they will be somewhere in the vicinity of 208, 209. a dramatic cut in the democratic majority in the house. not only that, but the democrat whom they

during the campaign don't forget he said he would put beto o'rourke in charge of gun policy, okays ocasio-cortezarge of energy and ezekiel emanuel calling for stringent lockdown of the country, calling for economic consequences for every family. elizabeth: let's move back to this. i hear what you're saying about that. we also, we're checking the rhetoric, right? we want to keep it honest and keep it real. we have democrat representative ilhan omar from minnesota, she called to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. she is saying that was a just a republican narrative, that radical movements are to blame for democrat losses but she does say that defund the police movement, quote, complicated the races for democrats in swing districts. alexandria ocasio-cortez says defund the police, that nobody campaigned on that, but you know, she tried to downplay on that. we know that nobody really outright campaigned on it but the electorate reacted to it, voters react to it, they don't want defund the police in many cities that are seeing crime going up. remember we had in july squad members

didn't hear much that that as well gun policy beto orr rork will be in charge of that like to hear moreut biden positions as far as the second amendment and foreign policy is isis not a thing anymore al qaeda? of course, nothing on that regard as well or nato and finally automation which i think is a very, very important issue that nobody talks about. more and more ai artificial robots taking over low wage jobs, and i love to hear what president trump businessman or joe biden 47 years in politics would do about that in terms of possibly retraining these workers or keeping these folks employed none of those issues explored we have climate change and social issues and it didn't get us anywhere in terms of truly where these two men stood. mark. mark: neither was his background 47 years in washington. eight years as vice president -- almost 40 years as a senator his record was almost never discussed by the media and there was a lot to discuss. the comments he made about race early in his career is working with parking lot segregationist, this wasn't just a legislative thing but things he sa

and i'm not entirely sure he will be adverse to it, during the campaign he said he was going to put beto gun policy, alexandria ocasio-cortez on gun energy and yesterday he said in ezekiel emanuel is going to be on the coronavirus task force ad calling for a stringent locked out of the country c with devastating economic consequences for every family. elizabeth: let's move back to this, i hear what you're saying with that. but we are checking the rhetoric, we want to keep the honest and real, now we have democrat representative ilhan omar from f minnesota, she calld to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department, she is now saying that was a republican narrative that radical movements are to blamese for democrat losses but she does say d from theve police movement complicated the basis for democrat and swing districts. alexandria ocasio-cortez says defund the police, nobody campaigned on that but she is trying to downplay that, we know that nobody outright campaigned on it but the electorate reacted to it, voters reacted, they don't want to do from the police and many of the c

we are told this during the beto o'rourke, ted cruz senate race a couple of years ago.aushaar tweeting this today, well, yesterday we are talking about wednesday. he said this, totally missed this last night, democrats did not pick up a single house seat in texas despite all the hype, stunning. there was a lot of money spent there in texas, just like there was for that senate race. it doesn't seem like it paid off for democrats. >> no, they sent over 100 million i think trying to take the house because it's a redistricting year and going into the election i talked to the president on saturday and previously last week and i said you're going to win 4-6 points, he nailed it at six points and i said we keep the house and it's because, shannon, real voter suppression, and by the way, we turned out to and a half million more roughly then in 2016 and 2018, so you can't have voter suppression when you're adding millions of people in their voting, it was a terrific night last night but real voter suppression are these polls, because when the networks put out these polls like wi

did not hear much about that at all is well begun policy apparently beto o'rourke will be in charge ofent position and what about foreign policy? is ice is not a thing, al-qaeda? nothing on that regard on or automation which is an important issue that nobody talks about and more and more ai, artificial intelligence, robots taking over low-wage jobs. i'd love to hear what president trump as a businessman or joe biden 47 years in politics would do about that in terms of possibly retraining these workers or keeping these folks employed. none of those issues are explored but instead we got a boatload of climate change and social issues and did not get us anywhere as where these men stood to. mark: was his background, 47 years in washington, eight years as vice president. almost 40 years as a senator and his record was almost never discussed by the media and there was a lot to discuss. the comments he made about race earlier in his career is working with the segregationists and this was not just a legislative thing but the things he said about not wanting to send his kids into an integrated

you can spend the next four years in the dark depressed with police defunded with beto o'rourke comingor your guns and elizabeth warren in charge of the treasury with kamala harris the most left-handed in the senate who is pro- criminal and anti- police paying more taxes and less money and that is assuming you even have a job or they let you go to the job. or you can vote for the man who was delivered on criminal justice reform, on opportunity zones, on police reform, on school choice, on building the wall, on destroying the isis caliphate, and bringing us and growing this economy and on bringing our troops home, on insisting on religious freedom again, speech that is free again. in protecting our second moment right to bear arms. he is a true american who believes in god and country. our last quarter's economic growth was the best ever recorded by more than double in history. a gdp of 33.1% and he said it would happen and it did. donald trump put together his own rainbow coalition of african-american and hispanics and asians, people of all colors with more jobs than the people to fill

so beto -- someone like mayor pete buttigieg has possibly defense secretary, someone considered in theerved in the military. lyle brainard at the fed, democrat considered much more mainstream as treasury secretary. no, sir the sort not the firebrand progressive type. it's highly unlikely elizabeth warren as has been reported recently will get treasury secretary. not saying impossible but at least that's what they're telling the wall street guys and gals it's unlikely. where progressives will show up and this will have an impact on public policy, is in the labor department. in hud. hud is a huge agency because it referees and regulates housing in the u.s. including fannie mae and freddie mac which is very interesting. whoever is in there will most likely be a progressive and probably stop the recap and release and sort of reducing of the footsprint the trump administration under mark ka b calabria is doing. that head of hud will probably stop what calabria is doing. if calabria is going to redo fannie and freddie in his image, he will have to do so in a lame duck session and that will b

former texas congressman beto o'rourke is my guest. let's go out front. and good evening. i'm erin

>> sure as senator beto o'rourke.t really helped out on that vanity fair cover boy captured the imaginations. it's a great peace the "new york times" today or yesterday talking like 180 million-dollar elections that absurd amount of money. imagine the ads that would buy? please make anyone who is buying those ads thinking they can unseat susan collins go away. i hate her, but for her anyway. and californians, if you are in california i'm in california we went democrats to improbably win in georgia. here's what you do. let republicans to talk. putting your first guest, thanks for showing up it made the show better. rb clowning themselves for their absently becloud in themselves in georgia the two senate candidates are going after the republican secretary of state. >> i don't understand it. >> i will absently explain it to you. it's a truth to the republican party for far too long. because the politicians are scared of the voters. they are scared with the voters believe. they are listing heavily towards the conspiracy t

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and tarrant county which is super interesting, that's the dallas-fort worth suburbs and a place that betoourke flipped and where they think they could accumulate votes. earlier in the day they were concerned about the rio grande valley and el paso, to turn the latino voters into actual voters to get turn out, but look you follow texas politics as closely as i did. if he does win the state, he's going to do so in the massive turnout numbers. i have to set aside my expectations. i've been to this polling place a couple of times and there is usually long lines. that is not the case today. but the numbers are what the numbers are and i think we could be in for a very interesting night in this state. >> the benchmarks are what i've heard and this is very close. harris county moved to democrats and tarrant was the holdout where you had the traditional suburban affluent southern voter that has moved away from republicans and we saw that from 2018 and interesting to see where the splits are tonight. thanks for that dispatch. very interesting night ahead for the state of texas. another traditional

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georgia, to ohio and senator sherrod brown, to pennsylvania, with john fetterman, and to texas with betoe, and "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from

. >> reporter: beto o'rourke, stacey abrams led massive g.o.p. effortsince the narrow losses.cey abrams a lot of attention on that rrelated to, you know, allegations of voter suppression in georgia by opher nent now governor brian kemp who was the secretary of state when he warunning against her and, so, really, trying to expand the electate while also pushing back against voter suppression is somethi you saw stacey abrams beto o'rourke and gillum doing. >> woodruff: erin haynes, thank you so much. we check in with public media reporters in important statesac ss the country. amna is talking with them. >> reporter: thank you, judy.we urn to mary lahammer, anchor/reporter and producer at twin cities pbs in minnesota.od mary, o see you. let's talk about turnout. early votg. the huge surges of turnout we've seen in so many states. what's been the landscape in terms of turnout inminnesota and what does it mean? >> in minnesota we lead the nation in vot wer turnouhave the last two election cycles and hold all-time national record for turnout. we hit 83% in 1956, that was a very popu

of this round. >> well, beto did much better, i think. >> beto lost by less than three points. for the presidential or for the senate? >> no, i'm saying the key word is lost. you guys have this fascination with getting close, which i've never understood. really it's only horseshoes and hand grenades. if you lose, all that money is gone and you have not made mitch mcconnell or senator graham any more vulnerable because you came close. >> i don't think anybody -- i think everybody agrees with you. >> you know, he came close -- >> we don't deal in binaries. we deal in margins. continuous linear regressions. look, here's the thing as far as i'm concerned, just broadening out a little bit. we have a global pandemic right now. we have a president of the united states whose disapproval on handling the coronavirus was approaching if not over 60% of the vote. and as we stand at this hour he still has a shot to get re-elected. >> yes. >> how powerful is his message beyond that that he's still in the ball game even at this late hour despite the supposed -- or the belief that he mishandled

think there's a lot on the voting sector that to beto be verified legitimate votes. am an actual teacher. look at theif you votes that are coming in, all of a sudden, votes are coming in from anywhere. and even if you look at michigan, you can see very clearly that trump has won. they won't call it, because obviously, it is not blue, but they will call it if it is on the other side, with the same amount of stretch in between. if you look at the numbers, just common things that are right, it is definitely not right, the voting coming in. host: michigan has been called for joe biden. caller: yes, it has been called for joe biden. i understand that. if you look at the numbers from the michigan site that are not news, it shows trump was ahead -- not new, it shows trump was ahead. host: did you vote for president trump four years ago? caller: yes, i did. i voted for him four years ago and now again. most of my family that were even democratic what republican this time. guest: -- host: have you always been a republican? caller: yes, i've always been a republican. host: but

that's the area where there had been a big push for democratic voters, heavily hispanic in that area betorke had worked that area for weeks and months on end. so far it's working along the border lots of time to go before we have a decision on texas here's where things stand across the land at this moment. the road to 270 begins here. vice president biden with 80 electoral college votes committed. president trump with 48 electoral college votes. we expect to have more projections to make in the minutes ahead. in focus, the swing states that just closed. eamon javers is back, brian sullivan, jane wells, phil lebeau in all important wisconsin. phil, let's begin this hour with you. >> shep, the polls have just closed here in wisconsin and at this point nbc news is saying wisconsin, it is too early to call a winner here what we can tell you, milwaukee may match the voter turnout in 2020 that it saw in 2016 as with so many other swing states, covid-19 and the economy. i leave you with one or two other notes here, shep first of all up in green bay, reports of heavy voter turnout here and in dan