. >> she was known as sandy cortez. nickna weme still call her that because of all her various pseudonyms. that one fits the bestl he. the and then when she became a member of congress, she adopted the august faintly exotic title, alexandria akutsu of corte sz, which sounds like the name of one of che's girlfriends in revolutionary bolivia because his picture her in the back of the motorcycle in a beret, and then once she ascended, still higher and became cardassian, this very same person began going t queen ofthús ticktock. but along the way, most peopleee dooing a not know this.k >> she had still another name during the twenty eighteen democratic primary in which she beat party stalwart joe crowleyo by attacking him for being white. >> sandy cortez went the nament alex . >> jus bt alex , your friendly neighborhood gender nonspecific bartender alex on alex campaign website. at the time, there was a section explaining what alex believed. one of alex's views read this way, quote, alex believes wes wo must end the forever

then she got to congress and called herself alexandria, co cortez. you picture one of che guevara was mistresses on a motorcycle. then she started going as aoc, queen of tiktok e then she had still another name. during the 2018 democratic primary, where she beat joe crawley for being white, she went by alex. your favorite gender nonspecific bartender. alex. on her campaign website said what she believed. quote alex believes we should in the forever war by bringing our troops home and stop the bombing that perpetuates the cycle of terrorism. few people notice this because for a self-described is progressive it didn't seem so surprising. and when she beat carly in the primary the statement was still on her website. but then it disappeared. a journalist named samir khan noticed it. what happened to the antiwar part? but by now she had morphed into alexandria boccaccio cortez. who knows what happened to it? there might be more to the story, she asked at the time. how long will we be moaning about single payer when this bipartisan support for nuclear arma

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that is probably a margin that catherine cortez masto would smile.voting is underway now. voting starting today and mail ballots being sent out across the states. democrats are going to use that time to try to turn out the vote. they have the machine to do it. you are seeing the remains of a rally behind me with the culinary workers union. that is a machine in nevada that is regularly responsible for helping boost turnout in a major way. the democrats know they want to turn voters out, they're trying to boost people on the issues that they think will be most beneficial to cortez masto, whether be defending abortion rights or even defending democracy. i just talk to a voter who told me after january 6th that he could never vote for another republican. those issues you still matter here, the challenge, they had winds that cortez masto will face are on the economy. gas is upwards of $5 a gallon here. inflation has hit nevada incredibly hard. that is what adam has been trying to capitalize upon, to some effect. polls have him up by the narrowest of margi

general. >> we simply cannot afford one more week of the joe biden catherine cortez masto economy. >> reporter: how are democrats doing on the economy? >> i think they're trying their best, but i don't think that's necessarily enough. >> reporter: our new abc news ipsos poll shows republicans retain the advantage over democrats on key issues like the economy and inflation. why should voters stick with democrats on this issue? >> i can tell you when i was attorney general, we absolutely had a downturn in the economy because of the subprime mortgage and i took on the big banks and fought them. cortez masto turning to abortion rights, a defining issue for several voters we spoke to, like lacy mendoza, a grandmother of 8. >> i believe women's rights is so important. if that's lost, can you imagine the other things that are going to be lost also? >> republicans only need to net one seat to gain majority in the senate, and five to flip the house. democrats are fighting to hold both. saying they believe they are gaining ground. >> we feel very confident. i have been in over 20 states since

i will play about what they said about how latinos feel about cortez masto. six years he left behind latinos in the stage, and now represent them. she has been working so hard to try and regain this vote. the last week of the election if she represents that community. they are very upset, they understand that unfortunately joe biden with the almost 100% support of senator masto had passed policies that are killing the american dream in las vegas. that have given a 16% inflation, given us almost six-dollar gas. and it is breaking the backs of the latino community in our state. >> big picture john, how accurate is that statement? which hispanic voters is he appealing to? >> of course, he is painting with a broad brush because it's in his interest to do so alex. and no, demographic -- is monolithic but polling has shown that the hispanics in nevada and the the country have not been as dominant for democrats, for cortez masto as they should be. those numbers that you have up there now, they seem pretty good. what she needs to be well over 60%, and if adam gets 40

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and ocasio-cortez was born in new york. omar was born in somalia and became a u.s. citizen as a teenager. they are all american citizens and duly elected members of congress. but that tweet was meant to erase that reality. to suggest that trump's followers, that those women were not of this place, of our place, of us -- this time wasn't lock her up, it was sent her back. this is what followed when trump spoke to a crowd at a rally three days later. >> these congresswomen, their comments are helping to fuel the rise of a dangerous, militant hard left. they have never anything good to say. that's why i say, hey, if they don't like it, let them leave. they don't like our country. i think, in some cases, they hate our country. [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting, send her back] >> send her back. since then, each of those congresswomen has been inundated with hate mail and death threats laced with anti-muslim and racist hatred. a man traveled across the country for a chance to confront congresswoman ocasio-cortez. he waited for her in a cafÉ across the street from her offic

that's why you're seeing senator cortez masto who did vote for the american rescue plan, all the sort of 50/50 votes in the u.s. senate trying to distance herself from president biden the person even as she's running on the achievements of a democratic senate. you have a president from your party. what would you like to see, would you like him to campaign for you? he was talking about abortion the other day, is that helpful >> i can tell you what i hear from nevadans, and that's my priority it's not what you just asked me. it is about everyday issues, kitchen table issues, how we do this together. that's my priority >> reporter: in person early voting starts in nevada tomorrow mail ballots have already gone out. we will start to see how the ballots are coming in as early as tuesday, an ideas about how this race is going of course, all eyes on clark county, that's las vegas' county that's 70% of the vote in the state. this is the key battleground for the state and a key battleground for control of the senate. tyler? >> thank you very much >>> the race is on to find britain's next prime

the actual president of the democratic party, alexandria collier cortez, the sanctuary socialist, she would welcome all these individuals with open arms. i can't believe she told mayor eric adams they shouldn't be here. >> carley: this whole thing is proving that busing these migrants to new york and also flying migrants to new york by the biden administration is proving to be a big challenge for liberal cities, sanctuary cities like new york city but that was spot on, can you believe we saw these images of alexandria will cause your alexandria car so cortez weeping saying that his policies were so cruel. look those crocodile tears there and the second that this ten facility it could come to her district she saying, we could maybe handle this better. maybe they shouldn't be what's going on right here. it's a complete example of "not in my backyard." >> todd: if you think mayor eric adams is going to go up against governor kathy hochul and say you need to do something about crime in new york city, look how quickly he caved to a random congresswoman. i call her the ticket talk congressw

rachel: mayra flores has higher variability than alexandria ocasio-cortez.great to have you with us. i want to put this to you and her reaction and her mocking of the protesters and also the existence of the protesters themselves who are displeased with aoc. what stands out to you? >> honestly, i find it very disrespectful she doesn't take the time to hear their concerns. at the end of the day, they are her const constituents and theyd for her and she wouldn't be in the position if it wasn't for the people and it's heart breaking to see how she puts her political party first versus the american people but doesn't surprise me and that's why her -- she has no favorability among hispanics because she doesn't represent us, our conservative values of god, family and country and also all about hard work. that is who we are in the hispanic community and she doesn't stand for none of that. rachel: yeah, it's funny, congresswoman, people can smell authenticity and when they see you, they know you represent those hispanic values and that's resinating with them. so aoc

there is no way, that cortez masto, can be close in this race. ahead, or even as the new york times poll shows, if she's not doing really, really well among hispanics. adam laxalt only 15 or 16 points behind her with hispanics as he claims, she's gonna -- and it looks pretty badly. >> there is no imperil evidence that hispanics are turning on the first latina evidence, there's no reason for it to be happening. it's just being sad. you've tweeted this a lot. you look at these real clear politics averages. you look at the 5:38 average is, you can't just look at them at well, i can trust them because it's 5:38 politics. there's junk pulls in them. >> what's unfortunate, the places we rely on help us tell us what's going on in the election, they've been corrupted by a flatter republican polling in the last few weeks. now, in six major battleground states, more than half the polls conducted in october have been conducted by republican firms. that means basically we can't trust the data on real clear politics or fivethirtyeight any longer. it's essenti

for cortez masto she will try to keep some distance from the national party. that is a very difficult needle to thread on these economic issues that are front of mind for everyone and not just in nevada but around the country. >> let me, to that point, david, play what president biden said just an hour or so ago. >> i think that we're going to see one more shift back to our side in the closing days and let me tell you why i think that. we're start to go see the good news on the economy. gas prices are down sharply in 46 of the 50 states. state unemployment today, state unemployment, all-time lows in 11 states and 17 states have unemployment rates under 3%. the election is not a referendum. it's a choice. it's a choice. and the republican can criticize the economic record but look at what i've inherited and what i've done and look at what they're offering. >> so my question for you, david, is that wishful thinking, or is there time for messaging and circumstances to turn momentum around? >> well, there's a little time but not much. as you know early voting has

plus, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, and congressman jamie raskin on both the specter of political violence, and the aftermath of insurrection, and the democratic case for control of congress 11 days out. and the viewers guide for how to think about all of the different ways election night could unfold with the one and only steve kornacki. live from studio six, all in starts now. [applause] good evening from new york, i am chris hayes, and i am here in rockefeller center with a live audience. it is something that we have not done in nearly three years. last time i was standing here was march 6th, 2020, right before the entire world shut down. of course, covid, still not gone. but we are back, we are taking precautions so that we can gather here safely. everyone here is vaccinated. i am vaxxed and boosted, you will see people wearing masks, and we are here on a night a very serious breaking news out in san francisco. i am sure that you have seen it. in the early hours of the moment there was a violent invasion that the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, one of the most powerful peo

joe biden at 37% and their policies all supported by catherine cortez-masto are crushing our state. >> that's a big drop in the presidential election and seems she has a good record on as we noted in our introduction is making herself wealthier. it's report that had she's now more than increased her wealth since being in the senate more than seven times. what's going on that someone can go to the senate and make so much money. what's see been doing? >> she's been in public office her whole career and her cal pain in my state has basically to pretend like i'm responsible for the problems in nevada, even though i'm the private citizen and should tell you a lot she's running from her record and there's no side of joe biden in the state of nevada. we keep expecting his big visit, we know barack obama is coming to try and help cortez-masto and we need to fight to take back our country and we need to take back the senate and if i win, that gives us 51 votes in the senate and i hope we can get these gavels so we can start investigating and big temporal integration tech for example. what they

and you are a supporter of catherine cortez masto. >> i want to start with inflation, because this races a tossup and nevada is facing tougher inflation than elsewhere in the country. if we bring up on the screen. there in nevada you've got about 16% inflation, which is almost double what i think we have nationally. food is way up. shelter is way up. transportation costs, energy across the board. these are challenges for small business owners like yourselves. vanessa, i want to start with you, you're a supporter of the incumbent. and senator cortez masto has been focusing on other issues as much as inflation, but it looks like because this race is a tossup that some of the g.o.p. messaging on the economy has started to sink in. do you think that your conditions are going to get any better when it comes to the economy if she maintains her seat? >> absolutely. she's been working and she passed the legislation to reduce the inflation and i'm pretty sure it will be a progress on that. jacqui: steve, your answer to that. i know you have a different view. explain to me why. >> well, jacqui, i

catherine cortez masto. >> and we'll get to i love a hannity town hall crowd.l ge >> you're great. we'll get to this critical race in only a minute. we begin, though, with anrom fl. important update from florida. last night, governor rhonda santos destroyed his democratic opponent on the debate stage and is now r totally clear that professional politician charliearli crist, tt doesn't know if he's ae change republican , a democrat, an independent, he changess hiss dt views and positions every dah.y is way out of his depth.no take a look. , but >> listen, i know that charlieit is interested in talking about 2020 four in joe biden. but i just want to make thingsty very, very clear . warnout o the only worn out old donkeyo i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist. >> i'm proud of our history. t t i don't want to teach kids to hate our country. i don't want to teach kids too c hate each other. and the way to stopo discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race. i signed legislation raising the penalties for people who are trafficking fentan

in a statement responding to laxalt, cortez masto told fox news, quote: while i have been working toion danes my opponent has been cashing in defending the big oil companies support for abortion ban in nevada is wrong and i'm not going to let him drag us backwards. laxalt's campaign accusing cortez masto from taking money from oil companies and highlighting abortion to distract from the economy and inflation. >> i would not vote for a federal ban. they are trying to use this as a battering ram in this state. >> campaigns and outside groups are pours tens of millions of dollars into nevada's senate race. divide senator cortez masto's campaign substantially outspending laxalt's polls show this race remains a statistical tie. bret? >> bret: rich edson in nevada. spotlight race the idaho senate incumbent republican mike crapo has held the seat since 19 # 9. he faces democrat and nonprofit executive david roth. our latest fox news power rankings predict it will be a solid win for republicans as it stands thought. roth criticized crapo's record and refused to compromise with democrats in a

reporter: catherine cortez masto up against adam blackstone. >> we simply cannot afford one more weekn catherine cortez masto economy. >> they are trying their best, but that is not necessarily enough. reporter: the poll shows republicans retain the advantage over democrats on key issues like the economy and inflation. why should voters stick with democrats on this issue? >> when i was attorney general, we have downturn of the economy and i took on the big banks and fought them. reporter: cortez musto turned to abortion rights, who are important to many like this grandmother of eight. >> if that is lost, can you imagine the other things that are going to be lost? reporter: republicans only need to net one seat to gain majority in the senate and five to win the house. democrats are hoping to hold the vote, believing that they are gaining ground. >> we are 20 states since congress adjourned, and i see very clearly that the ownership of the ground is with us. dion: that was rachel scott reporting. happening tomorrow, the family of former construction workers are set to learn their punish

catherine cortez masto, she's barely hanging on here.ifferential between the two candidates. -- slightly ahead. i spoke to mcdaniel from the rnc yesterday. she said nevada's -- their hot pick up. they believe that's the state where they can pick up, have the greatest chance of winning the senate through nevada. for laxalt, he feels he has momentum right now. he has national republicans in town yesterday in reno, rallying for him. he says he's making gains with latinos. now i talked to cortez masto about that. she called him a liar, on that note. it's getting really feisty here. they are getting a little bit in the mud. you know, there are 16 days left. this is really going to come down right to the end. >> natasha, what i was gonna say is, you've been reporting on political campaigns as long as i have, i take statements like that at this point with a grain of salt when someone is saying they are feeling super confident, 16 days out. so much of this will come down to which voters are able to turn out. we are now at the point where this be

he is voting democratic, for incumbent senator cortez masto, who's locked in a tight race.of abortion access is key to pio, and that she is invested in the latino community. but as for other latinos pio: well, i think right now, latino community, it's just i feel like they're not like only democrats. i feel like they're like trying to find a person. lisa: they are not locked into voting democratic. pio: no, but i'll say there's a like big percentage of people who are democrats in the latino community. lisa: but even with that, latinos right now are looking and might vote either way. pio: yeah. lisa: looming above all of this is the economy. tourism has been back, but nevada remains the state longest and hardest hit by the pandemi lower-wage workers, disproportionately hispanic, face a rent crisis. and inflation here is tied for the highest in the nation, with gas prices a daily reminder. this in a vast state brimming over with close, high-stakes races from governor down. it is a nailbiter for u.s. senate, and three of the four u.s. house seats here could go either way. >> i

so even after hours, cortez masto is making the rounds. >> my focus is on nevadans.iority. whether it's a small business owner like you have here or it's families that want every opportunity to succeed for themselves and their kids, that's what it's about for me. that's the work i get to do in the senate every day. >> reporter: for a state hit hard by covid closures, with inflation and gas prices among the highest in the country, voting in this election is about nothing more than making ends meet. >> i can only tell you, yeah, what i hear from nevadans and latinos. it really is the same story for all of us, which is that american dream. you know, it is the opportunity to succeed. >> reporter: but her opponent has a fierce finger pointed at democrats as to why that dream is out of reach. >> tell them to look outside and everything they're experiencing is a direct result of joe biden and senator catherine cortez masto. all the pain they're feeling today at the pump, at the grocery store, in their family budgets, is a direct result of policy. they're killing the america

now more recently senator cortez masto was more than happy to rubber stamp biden's entire agenda, including the massive unfunded government spending and of course everybody happy you're going to hire 87,000 new irs agents. you'll be getting what i call the hannity treatment. she's also open to a ban on fracking. she's against energy exploration, and even voted to stop construction on. keystone xl pipeline. if that completed by now, we would be importing 900,000 barrels of canadian oil a day. now, the senator penned an op-ed begging the federal government to reduce oil and gazelleses, h issue, and now gas is more than $5 a gallon right here in the state of nevada. that's over a dollar more than the national average. so you can thank your senator when you see her, and her democratic colleagues when you go to the polls. by the way, something else very important for nevada voters to consider. in 2021, she voted four separate times to keep your schools closed and keep kids out of the classroom. at the very same time, she had no problem celebrating herself at a lavish gala in washington, d.c. all

in time, one of the us democratic party is most liberal congress members alexandria, cause your cortez has been a heckled by protesters after she voted to ramp up military a to ukraine. she was speaking in the bronx, barbara of new york, and a gathering of her constituents. com or not, unless there's a nuclear war with you voted to send on what the what the democratic party, the ok you redo we bought, you ran outside of the the the, the another processor accused of a quote becoming the very thing she sought to fight against since february or casual, cortez has been a major advocate of sanctions against russia and has supported the billions of dollars in u. s. a being sent to key f. one of the process, if you heard on the clip mentioned now, our ex democratic toll fee gathered who left the political party earlier this week and gathered, condemned the party as quote, an elitist cabal of war mongers, driven by cowardly woke nursed thing, it was dragging the country ever closer to nuclear war del, deeper into a really long reed analysis of the form of congresswoman to move in our heads sec

catherine cortez masto is not the highest profile senator. she is in her first term. very disciplined, much more of a workhorse than a show horse, even to the consternation of some demrats who wish she had gotten out there more. she has run a good campaign but has not been able to pull away from laxalt. she has raised more than any senator, including harry reid, ever raised in this state, including $15 million last quarter, a lot of money for nevada. judy: let me turn back to georgia. we know former president trump has endorsed herschel walker. how much of a factor is donald trump? what else do voters say is on their minds? steven: donald trump is largely a nonfactor in george's elections because most of the slate of candidates he picked in the primary lost. herschel walker and bert jones are the only two trump endorsees that made it to the general election. trump has stayed away from georgia. there were reports he might do a rally later this month for herschel walker but that has not materialized. largely trump has left a bad taste in the mouths of georgia voters bec

open invitation to katherine cortez masto.ing me. >> the estimates are astounding. some as high as half a trillion dollars in money that was stolen from you, the taxpayer. it was -- you were told that all of these billions and trillions of dollars were going to covid relief efforts. but fraudsters have used to buy everything from ferraris to mansions with movie theaters and cigar rooms. hillary vaughn tracking that story for us live on capitol hill. hillary, it's no surprise. you spent all of that money, you'll lose a lot to fraud, right? >> exactly, martha. the federal government's fraud watch dogs inspectors general says some of these fraud schemes were so obviously suspicious that it's surprising that these agencies did not catch some of these scammers in the act. the labor department inspector general found that fraud in the pandemic unemployment insurance program is almost three times more than what they originally thought. now it's estimated that 45 billion in unemployment checks went to scammers during the pandemic. peo

ocasio-cortez has to to deal with a democratic party where they are saying you are a junior member ofks. kevin mccarthy was kowtowing to marjorie taylor green because she is a funraising haven -- fundraising maven -- howard: she's raised more for herself than four house are republicans -- >> exactly. and as the media covers her, and the media talks about her, she uses to that -- that to raise money. the it's a horrible circle that we've created for ourselves. she will continue to rise in leadership, and we will question who's really in control of the republican party. there's no question about it on the democratic side. everybody knows that nancy pelosi runs that chamber, period. howard: yeah. >> there's certainly a feeling that ooc -- aoc is driving her party to the left. we're talking about the celebrity influence of people through social media, and i think that is an excellent take that you had, comparing mtg to aoc. howard: well, thank you for that. democrats, recall, strip her of committee assignments later on. but robert draper's book sounds like just another assault on the gop,

while since february, how casio cortez has been a major advocates on the sanctions against russia. and how supported the billions and us legal aid being sent to key. one of the protesters you heard in the clip mentioned no former democrat, to seek average who left the political party earlier this week. miss gilbert condemned the party as vote on the leeches. cable of war mongers, driven by cowardly walk in this thing. it was dragging the country ever closer beneath the war. you can delve into a long reed analysis of news in the office section. our website r t dot com i made growing concerns over reduced gas supplies in the years following the attacks on the north stream pipeline. germany use most read newspaper bill say's its russia. that's responsible for the people of europe feeling, mitchell, our teeth, donald quarter has more on that and how divisions continue to emerge within the block. these days the european union seems determined to dump anything and everything russian, especially gas and yet, spain, as a rare exception, increasing russian gas imports by over 150 per cent i

take a look at nevada, because the republican adam laxalt has been leading over catherine cortez-matso. if republicans flip nevada, 7 in 10 they take the entire senate, on the other hand if nevada stays blue, she's able to withstand those headwinds the democrats are 3 in 4 chance to hold the senate, so a lot of eyes out west. very late into the night on november 8th. >> here in texas democrats have long had visions of turning this state blue that doesn't really look realistic this year. >> you're right, martha, this is the last time that beto ran statewide in 2018 against senator cruz. he came close, he's running again this time for governor against greg abbott, not many people in either party who feel like that o'rourke is going to do better in a worst environment against a stronger incumbent candidate. take a look at the texas congressional map, couple of seats that i've got my eyes on here in south texas, in suburbs of austin, down into the rio grande valley, suburban voters, latino voters, the kind of voters that democrats need to keep in the fold this year and beyond if they're go

what concerns these is what alexandria ocasio-cortez said in the same speech.lking about bringing everybody across the border, letting them come across the border and a making them u.s. citizens. when you come here illegally you shouldn't be awarded with citizenship. no country would be put up what we're putting up with on the southern border. maria: we issue 1 million green cards a year and she's allowing these illegal migrants to just jump ahead of the line. what about those people who have been doing it legally, who have waited months and months and months to get that green card. it's okay to just have a wide open border so these other people can just jump ahead? >> maria, my brother-in-law came from ireland in the '80s and he's opened a successful restaurant with my sister and they're doing very well. he waited a long time to get his visa. some people wait years to get visas. you want to subvert that process by coming across the border? as we know from the border, there's people coming across, 160 different countries, including many on terror watch lists. w

a new cbs you golf poll shows republican adam lacks all and catherine cortez masto in a dead heat. we spoke with both candidates. >> hey, tyler. this is one of the closest races in the country. millions and millions of dollars in attack ads. we have seen issues run the gamut here. we saw that moment in this campaign with coalescing on the dobbs decision. we have seen catherine cortez trying to pin adam laxalt with his efforts to overturn the election for former president trump. we are also talking about the economy. we are talking about five dollars per gallon gas prices. republicans think that that sets their candidate up pretty well. republican nominee adam laxalt says that joe biden's policies haven't worked. that is what he tried to tell me and why he tried to paint catherine cortez masto as somebody who doesn't understand. >> her record is her record. she never breaks from her party. >> reporter: president biden did win the state in 2020, but since then his approval ratings are in the state are underwater, especially with some of these key subgroups that could decide the elect

s. democratic parties, most liberal congress members, alexandria accounts you cortez, commonly known as a o. c, has been heckled by protest. years after she voted to rump all military aid to ukraine. she was speaking in the bronx. birth of new york. how the gathering of her constituents. car. no man. no, no, no. it's not like there's a nuclear war, but you voted to send on and what is what the democrats, the ok you redo, we voted you ran out in the the, the another protest or accused a o c of quote, becoming the very thing she sought to fight against since february, because your cortez has been a major advocate of sanctions against russia has supported the billions of dollars in u. s. lethal aid being sent to kia. but one of the protesters you've heard in the clip mentioned. no, ex democrats seemed gabbert who left the political party earlier this week, scabbard down the party as both on the latest cable. all the warmongers driven by howard lee walked and quote thing it was dragging the country ever closer to the new killer war. you can delve into a long reed analysis of the form of

garrett, catherine cortez masto, the police say that she is in trouble. is she, and why?e's largely in trouble because of the economy. in nevada, that's an issue a inflation. nevada has some of the worst inflation in the country, gas prices around $5 a gallon here in las vegas area. polling has shown that republicans generally, and in laxalt specifically, have had the advantage on that issue so far, so the challenge is twofold. first, she has to confront the economic issues -- she knows nevadans care about. we talk about that in our interview is the day. she had an event with latina business owners just today, which was a significant focus. that's issue number one. her second challenge is to try to expand the number of issues, the sleigh of issues that voters here are considering, as they start to fill up melts and go early. to do that, she's been talking about abortion rights access, spending a lot of money on television, on abortion related advertisements. that's obviously a big issue in a state that has traditionally protected abortion rights. he's also been trying to

you see, again, new "new york times" numbers this morning adam laxalt, cortez masto, dead even in thatoks like it's been the closest consistently of the democratic-held seats. joining me ceo of the nevada independent, political analyst, all-around nevada political expert. john, look, you know nevada politics better than anyone else. how do you read this race a week out? >> i think it's close. every poll has shown the real issue i think for the democrats is as you know, they usually build up a significant lead in the early voting period which is much more predictive in nevada. it's about 3% or so statewide. election day is going to be even more important here than it usually is. the key to this whole thing is the independent vote here, steve, which has gotten much bigger over the last couple of years and how they lean and they are 8% for laxalt in that poll you put up there. if they go double digits for the republican candidate, i think catherine cortez masto is going to lose. >> all right. i am sure we'll be seeing and hearing a lot from you over the next eight days. thank you for taki

he's running as catherine cortez masto is a rubber stamp.of the polling has joe biden under water. some of the administration's under water. for her part cortez masto isn't talking about the president's policies. she's walking a tight rope. she's talking about the bipartisan achievements without leaning too hard into a president who just narrowly won this state in 2020. adam laxalt saying where have you been, senator cortez masto. here's some of the debate last night. >> the last six years she left behind latinos in this state. she did not represent them. she has been working so hard to try to regain this vote in the last weeks if she represented the community. they're very upset. >> he's opposed bipartisan work that's been done in this state and he's opposed to jobs and growing the economy and the chips and science act and even inflation reduction act. there's an extreme radical agenda that he is literally leaning into because it's for his own political gain. >> reporter: you hear that word extreme, jose. that's going to be a big part of th

of that over time and this race is effectively tied and what you are seeing is the issues in play, cortez-mastor donald trump and trying to get the 2020 election results thrown out or his past position on abortion, but the polling here and the voters i talked to all pushed this back towards the economy, towards inflation, and gas prices are over $5 a gallon here, and it is inescapable and cortez-masto is trying to talk about the ways in which she as a democratic senator address that, while also keeping her distance from joe biden who did win this state, but is not popular here now. listen to how she tried to thread that needle when i asked her about the president yesterday. >> what can president biden do to help you? what is the most useful thing he can do for you right now? >> let me tell you in general, in nevada, my priority has always been nevada, and i say this -- >> you have a party that has your back, the president from your party, what would you like to see from him, would you like to see him campaign for you, talking about abortion the other day? is that helpful? what can he do to help

i was in las vegas last week and met with the cortez masto campaign in nevada. they say when they go door to door, the issue that is burning more than anything else is abortion. and when people say is she pro-choice? if she's pro-choice, they say for her, the door shuts, over, go on and go with other people. we have to both, though, in our closing, to indict the republicans for being extremists and continue to make the case for how we have made the country better. we can do both. >> the cortez masto race is interesting because it's one the media is doom scrolling, that's over, and i think about it, i think first, the polls, we'll throw up one poll, the morning consult poll. it has democrats more enthusiastic than republicans. every person i know who is either an independent or a democrat is hopping mad about abortion. it's all that they talk about because they think i'm not sending my kid to a southern state to go to school or to spring break in florida. god forbid the worst happened to them, they get pregnant or raped, i don't want to be caught in that situatio

cortez is running a campaign in spanish language and replicate that. they will make up the difference in key senate, governor and house races. >> harris: you are losing and you don't have the media that's helping the other side. there is a bit of irony there. you are losing voters because you aren't doing the right thing. you can start to tweak all of that but you are already behind the 8 ball. people left irrespective what they knew about people across the aisle. here is what happened when swing voters rejected a president biden 2024 run. their response is so swift and so blunt it seemed to surprise the moderator. >> should joe biden run again? >> no. >> that was quick, wow. my goodness. why shouldn't he run again? >> too many people will not vote for him. >> you don't know if he is really in class. >> you could put anybody next to him and they'll get it. >> a lot of people think he is mentally unwell, dementia or whatever. if we had a doctor telling us that it would be a different story. >> harris: anybody could go up against him, kevin, anybody? i m

. >> when kathy cortez joins me. >> the challenges for any candidate who's a democrat right now is totalk to voters who are hurting, whether they go to the grocery store, trying to rent a house, and tell me everything's going to be okay. what do you say to your constituents about when is this going to end? what are you doing to help them out? what can you do? >> i can tell you what we have been doing bypassing the inflation reduction act, for the first time in decades we can negotiate medicare drug prices, limit the costs of out of pocket drug costs, lower to cost of premiums and next year $35 cap on insulin. we're doing that for seniors in nevada. big investment, energy. wind, water, solar, geothermal. we're number one in solar jobs per capita. so that investment in clean, sustainable energy future bringing hundreds of thousands jobs to nevada. good paying jobs. >> what would you suggest that, you know, voters are going to hear, your voters would want to hear from president biden today in light of the numbers that have come out and the dismal outlook potential toward a slight recessi

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there was a boycott by sandy cortez, but it doesn't have the impact sandy cortez thought it would have spoke to him about his brand on a brand-new episode of "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. >> i way i grew up with a work ethic, and faith in god, i see that deteriorating. i can't stay silent about that. it's not anything against anyone against our consumers. in fact, you know, when i said we were blessed with president trump, we're offering a couple million pounds of food, it turned into 4.5 million pounds of food. i was made a commissioner, in the white house commission on hispanic prosperity, but i was there to offer food to a country that had none. the food banks were empty. i sat there and i said, you know, president trump was a builder, and i said that we were blessed. the holy spirit put those words on my lip -- lips. it gave me a platform. all of a sudden for saying we're blessed it put me on all these programs -- i pissed off a bunch of elites, woke people, who are not really -- i mean, aoc is technically latina, i don't think she speaks spanish. god bless her. she's