d.m. anand: millions . yamiche: past 12 years. >> it is scary stuff. >> and we talk about mccarthy getting the gavel and mid-term countdown. 12 million americans have cast ballots and democrats are shifting their closing arguments and the g.o.p. wins, the party would shutdown the government and send the economy in a tailip spin. president biden: tax credits, the low energy bill, gone. corporate minimum tax, gone. under the republican plan, some corporations will pay zero again. that's the plan. i would argue it is reckless and irresponsible and would make it worse. yamiche: economic data showed slowing consumer spending. and g.o.p. candidates said they are better and florida's republican governo are desantis during a debate on monday. >> we know these are the effects of the crist policies and worst inflation and crist votes 1 100% of the time and he says biden is the best president. yamiche: an economics' reporter and i want to think what you think about economists about where we are headed and how that squ

d.m. anand the former disgraced prime minister johnson who was forced out. but unclear if he can muster enough support. each candidate needs the backing of at lst 100 conservative lawmakers. >> he is a liar and chief. >> defense secretary ruled himself out of the running today and said he favors johnson. >> england's southern coast and this is a labour swinsy and they hope it will lead to a general election but may be out of luck because the conservatives can stay in office until 2024 as long as they have a parliament-free majority. the last thing they want is a general election because it would be like turkey voting for thanksgiving. >> inhe last seven years and have not changedne thing in this country. the richer gets richer and the poorer gets poorer. >> nominations close officially monday afternoon. in brighton, england. judy: italy ushers in a new government. the first female premier leading far-right governing coalition sie world war ii. she faces energy prices. and elections commission "t

d.m. anand: are our elections safe and accurate? gov. mcmaster: we are safe and secure because we finished election reform and allowed two weeks of early voting and we kept that -- you have to have a witness on the absentee ballot and you have to be absentee and we had to fight with the local judge and the supreme court backed us up there where we kept the requirement. and require audits and the paper to be saved, electronic and you have a paper copy of the ballot and the experts say that the box that we allow sore is not in these machines and done everything to make sure our machines are working and people can vote easier to give them the right to vote. vote straight ticket if you want to and don't have to punch the ticket and vote however you want in south carolina however you want right now. and sign that bill, who was standing right by me, chair robinson, the chair of the republican party. mr. cunningham: i dpee with the two weeks of early voting and needs to be a little bit more and end gerrymandering. it's ripping apart our democra