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david. all right, our panel, michael yaki, former advisor nancy pelosi at david mcewan, chair of the political science department at sonoma state. >> jonathan madison is back with us. a former vice chair of the bay area republican party. so glad to have all of you. all right. let's touch on the senate. that's one of the big things to be watching tonight. it's 50 kamala harris is the tie breaker. so obviously a couple wins or losses either way make all the difference. so one of the key races, what are you watching, mike? but i think the first one i'm watching is new hampshire. >> because that wasn't supposed to be in play. in fact, the democrats spent money to nominate the person who is running against may hasn't ball duck because they thought he would be too extreme for new hampshire voters. and the fact that was the polls are so close coming in was something that was pretty is pretty interesting. so if she holds on, but now he holds on if she can win with a healthy margin. i think that could bode well for the democrats across the board tonight. but we'll have to see that because they need to

michael yaki, former adviser to nancy pelosi, david mchugh and chair of the political science department sonoma state jonathan madison. back with us. it's been a while, jonathan. welcome. a former vice chair of the bay area republican party. all right. just grant was making very clear long before the polls close here. we're seeing some early results in key eastern states like a new york and pennsylvania and georgia and florida. are you seeing any early indications of how the mike the knight might go with? the one thing i will say is that. >> kevin mccarthy was putting out that he was going to be popping the champagne at 8 o'clock eastern time. not happened so whatever thought they have a red wave isn't happening. doesn't mean they may not still when when the house but clearly there's something else going on the ballot and the ballots today. that's putting a lot a lot of things on hold and make things move a lot slower in terms of whether or much forecasting wins and losses and a lot of key races. so we look at what happens in georgia with whether or not all of going to mess up that race.

yaki. michael gaza. >> former adviser to speaker nancy pelosi, david mcewan. david is chair of political science department at sonoma state. and jonathan is with us again. jonathan madison is former vice chair of the bay area republican party. welcome everybody. ok? so we've been told by politicians on all sides, this is pivotal. this is historic. one side is telling us that democracy is at stake. the other side is telling us the future of society and culture is at risk. so is it all a bit over the top michael? now? >> i'm i'm serious when you have a majority of republican candidates on the ballot who are elections in ayers, who are basically. denying truth. i think that's a problem because if they get to office of there in positions of power to effect the 2024 presidential election. it does put our democracy at stake. david, what you think? that's a weird cycle. there's doubt all the models are all over the map in terms of what they're showing that we can trust we have this weird set of issues. democrats may have peaked too early. republicans kind of ran a fu

michael yaki, former adviser to nancy pelosi, david mcewan, chair of the a political science department at sonoma state. and jonathan madison, jonathan, former vice chair of the bay area republican party. all right. behind the scenes, michael and jonathan gently teasing each other about when the republicans would be popping the champagne cork. >> so jonathan, not happening as fast as you might have expected or hoped. >> you know, if you call it a red wave color, red showers, read ripples, whatever you want to call it. still read. still happening now. i was joking with michael was saying, you know, the champagne still good to drink now, but you may not want to drink as much into it gets later in the hours i still think, you know, it's pretty early in the night. we're still looking at races like wisconsin. so looking at races like nevada, which you probably don't know much tonight, but i'm actually encourage you briefly when i see wisconsin because ron johnson is not that's a race. republicans were banking everything on the democrats are banking on that race a little bit more and it looks

yaki, former advisor to nancy pelosi. i haven't introduced them in a while. davidshare of the political science department at sonoma state. jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party. all right. we knew gentleman or could be a long night. we knew that there were razor thin margins and a lot of close races. but is this playing out as expected? is it more of a mixed bag then expected michael? well, first, i'm going to i'm going to thank my former boss for winning reelection but you know what was supposed to be a red wave? and talked about earlier. >> tim mccarthy had told the media that they were going to get ready to basically pop the champagne corks at 8 o'clock eastern time. it's a long way past that. and there have been some some real surprises. and the house races democrats have dug in and held most of the most of those seats and even flipped a swing district in north carolina. so it could come down to to that democratic country, whether the democrats can control the house or not to nevada in california. and that i think would be a shoc