i think the dnc shuts that down. >> the dnc cannot shut it down. voters will, because he's done such a doggone good job. >> well, the dnc will try try to shut it down. >> national committee won't shut down anything. >> if they open it up, they are going to see -- >> but they can't stop -- >> they will see a number of people stepping up. and the fact is no incumbent president who's had significant private child has won reelection. everyone knows that. so democrat will say, look, they will be leaned, on we cannot run against joe. so you might -- know who might run if they have an open process? people are already outside of the estbli. someone like nina turner, someone like marianne williamson. if you have just and nina turner against joe biden, nina turner ends up gathering a significant amount support, just ideologically. and the last thing the dnc is going to want is for joe biden to have to debate nina turner six times. i >> i think your point is how. >> oh, we will find out together. it'll be a good time. >> she was vice co-chair. she's a former

thanks to president biden and vice president harris and many people in this room, the dnc has more than quadrupled its investment in pennsylvania over the 2020 cycle. we are one of the national investors, we support josh shapiro's campaign for senate -- for governor, john fetterman's campaign for senate. we elect democrats here in pennsylvania. 11 days. we know how much is at stake, we have to leave it all on the line. it is all on us to dig deep and chip and what we can, to phone by -- phone bank and volunteer and make sure that all of our friends and families get out about -- get out to vote. i'm going to close with this. i was a comic book fan growing up. i'm big on understanding our heroes. the superpower for the democratic party is hope. hope is our superpower. democrats, we hope and believe that our better days are ahead of us and not behind us. we believe that the american dream should be available to all of america's people, regardless of your race, background, your gender, gender yet -- gender identity, your sexual orientation or your religion it should not matter how much mone

dnc president telling us the president in remarks at a dnc event in washington, d.c.etween republican extreme policies on, as relates to criminal penalties for doctors, for example, in banning abortion practices, and also talking about what democrats want to do, which is to codify roe v. wade if they get majorities in congress. of course, this also plays into the president's broader argument he believes republican candidates up for election this year are extreme and so you'll see that playing out as well. >> can be really ignore the economy here, though? recent polling shows that it and not abortion is the most important issue to voters. so how can biden drive home the abortion issues with that top of mind with voters? >> reporter: the struggle the white house is facing now. look at this poll from the "new york times," out yesterday, it shows the economy and inflation, put those two issues together. 44% of voters believes that is the most important problem facing the country today . you say abortion with immigration, 5% singling that out as single most important issue

joining me now is tom perez, former dnc chair, and former labor secretary under president obama. and david jolly, former republican congressman of florida, and now a member of the forward party. david, i want to first start off in your home state of florida. by asking you about the recovery efforts after hurricane ian. you and your family were fortunately able to evacuate the devastation left behind by this storm. but it is a stark reminder of hurricane sandy, nearly a decade ago, in the new york region. now, then a decade later in the new york region, then congressman, ron desantis, was [inaudible] saying [inaudible] now that he is the governor of florida, he's making the appeal to the biden administration for federal assistance to help rebuild. now, you served with governor desantis in congress. what do you make of desantis about face on disaster funding, now that he is florida's governor? >> yeah, it's an example of where you stand is based on where you sit, i suppose. you are right, look, florida was well prepared for this storm. there is an infrastructure of storm preparatio

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or the dnc, it is so much more complicated than that. i want to break it down for you here, so when you have hundreds of races happening nationwide, as we do in november. it takes a lot of resources, a lot of coordination with each parties apparatus to make sure these individual elections at up to a big picture victory. mainly, party dominance at the federal and state levels. now campaigns get their friends from a variety of sources. but today, we will focus on federal party committees. not individual donors. these committees usually chaired by elected officials are tasked with making sure their party keeps or against a majority in the respected bodies. or ain the house of representat, there is democratic congressional campaign committee. also known as the dccc. republican counterpart, the national republican congressional committee. in the senate, there is the democratic senatorial campaign committee. and the national republican senatorial committee. say that five times. when it comes to electing governors, and establishing a network of

the president speaking to a party rally today at the dnc here in washington to staffers there. the speech coming as most polls now suggest democrats could lose control of the house and possibly the u.s. senate. the dynamic has shifted in the past three weeks. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you you, bret. we are witnessing a late shift in democratic messaging as it were from all in on abortion to counter punching the g.o.p. on the economy. but there's some gray area with the president's claims. >> president biden wants to undo the thinking that his policies will hurt democrats in the midterms. >> everybody wants to make it a referendum but it's a choice between two vastly different visions for america. >> some on the left admit signs of trouble ahead. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting democratic. [gavel] >> others like the house speaker at risk of losing her gavel trying to manifest results by staying optimist

the weird thing about the president's speech today he was giving to democratic staffers at the dnc.wasn't even like you were trying to persuade independent voters. that's a strange place to do that. let's look back at the democratic narrative this year. first, inflation was transitory. then a rich person problem. remember that little thing from the white house podium? then it was the republicans will make it worse. then it was, hey, at least europe is worse than we are. then it's changing the topic. they don't -- last february in the state of the union address commentary, i said that biden's accomplishments are now vulnerabilities. they only exacerbated that by adding more spending to the -- what do you call that? the american checkbook. americans feel it. they figured it out. you cannot separate people's lived experience from the fact that they want to say we have a 3.5% unemployment rate, that should be enough, therefore we should be happy and relieved. people are not relieved. if 78% of people feel that inflation is hurting them, and 47% said they've had to make cutbacks in their

they knew they funded this through the dnc and law firm perkins coie.sia collusion but this was going on. >> no. the fact after the exhaustive investigation, there was no proof donald trump or donald trump's family involved in the campaign. the only collusion with the russians occurred with the hillary clinton campaign and now we know the fbi. so much so that they offered a million dollars for, for steele to verify the salacious and, spunt pointed out, widely circulated claims about donald trump and his alleged ties to russia. the fact that he was not, the only reason he didn't get that money is because he couldn't verify any of it. so from day one the fbi knew that all of this was bs. elizabeth: yeah. >> they still used the information in order to get warrants to spy on the political campaign of donald trump during a presidential election. and, what we know today, what we knew basically from day one, which is the sitting administration, the obama administration, was using the most powerful espionage apparatus on the planet to spy on a political opponen

he's heading to the dnc headquarters for a staff meeting, sandra. >> sandra: and that should be happening any moment, thank you. >> i hear people talk about inflation as -- we have to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomenon. e.u., european union, u.k., the british have higher inflation rate than we do here. it's not -- the fight is not about inflation, it's about the cost of living. >> sandra: so as we have been reporting, what is now months of reporting on this issue, polls showing inflation and the economy are the top of the list for voters concerns, only two weeks to go, you saw it there, nancy pelosi urging her party to focus on something else other than inflation, and instead to change the subject. you just heard it there. charles payne joining us now. if anything it paints the picture of how out of touch these democrats are. i mean, nancy pelosi, one of the leader of her party. marc thiessen was on this morning and he said this is the -- the best example yet at just how out of touch they are with voters. listen. >> so when biden says the economy is strong as hell most

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she was vice chair of the dnc in 2016, and supporter of bernie sanders and ran for president herselfocrat. in 2020 she was one of my favorite colleagues, many members on both sides will tell you the same, we didn't vote alike but she was honest and fair. joining us now tulsi gabbard. aloha, wonderful to see you, let's start with the why and why now. why did you leave the democrat party and why now? >> trey, 20 years ago, when i joined the democratic party, i ran for state house in hawaii, i was drawn to the democratic party because of leaders like martin luther king and jfk, a big tent party inclusive that stood for civil liberties, individual freedom, limited government and a government that was truly of, by and for the people. unfortunately overtime, we have come to a point where now today's democratic party is none of those things. it is now a party that is of, by and for the elite and a party that is in the control of fanatical ideologues who oppose freedom, they are actively trying to undermine our freed of the speech, telling us what we have to think, read, and say, and hear, t

advised her of the dnc. wound up in a presidential debate in october of 2019 and she responded to this. watch. >> "new york times" and cnn have also smeared veterans like myself for calling for an end to this regime change. today's ago "the new york times" put out an article saying that i am a russian asset and the sod apologist and all these differe. this morning cnn commentator said i am an asset of russia. completely despicable. as president, i will end these regime change wars by doing two things. ending that draconian sanctions that are really a modern-day sears the likes of which we are seeing saudi arabia wage against llama that have caused tens and thousands of syrian civilians to die and starve and i would make sure that we stop supporting terrorists like al qaeda in syria who have been the ground force in this ongoing regime change war. >> tucker: they called her a russian asset. that slur is so common that we don't really think about it. this is a transparently patriotic person, elected number of

she went to dnc fundraiser in southern california and after this panel, she was whisked away to a fundraiser at an undisclosed location in the city. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> new details in the los angeles trial of harvey weinstein. california's first partner, jennifer newsom will testify about a business meeting by weinstein that she said was a trap. but the judge ruled she can be questioned about an email she sent him about handling the media. but barred the news of the underlying reason for the email, mel gibson will describe what she told him about her encounter with the producer. >>> starting today, covid shots are available for kids 5 years old and up. doses are formulated to protect against original strains and newer variants. many pediatrician offices and pharmacies will also vaccinate children. >>> the tech industry getting more treacherous as recession fears grow. every day seems to bring news of job cuts, often from several sectors at the same time. >> but scott budman found an area still hiring. >> hey, between high prices and rising interest rates, tech companies a

so simply this was a cooked up plan by the clinton campaign and the dnc targeting innocent people like carter page. they involve the fbi. the fbi played along with it and cover it up. what donald trump -- >> sean: they covered it up with the money. isn't that why they paid danchenko? danchenko had told them that none of this is true in this dossier? look, by the time they got back, this was early october, 2016. christopher steele could not get his million dollars because he didn't have any evidence. yet they used it action andrew mccabe said as the bulk of information to get the fisa warrants improved. so they submitted a fisa application with knowingly false information is it. is that true, devin? >> yeah, absolutely. what i'm saying to you, i think bigger than that, i think what durham has exposed is there was no one within the fbi that had any evidence whatsoever to target donald trump or carter page or anyone else for that matter. >> sean: and they did it because they wanted an outcome in an election and used and abused their power to influence the election. is that a fair statemen

. >>> and president biden directing the dnc to supply major cash in the last few days before the midterms. we'll speak with democratic senator chris coons, next. with apple mususic seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... save hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, verizon and at&t. just take the xfinity mobile savings challenge today to see how much you can save. >>> early voting is well under way with under two weeks to go until the midterms. and candidates are making their final pitches on the debate stage, clashing over everything from abortion to crime to inflation. john avlon has more in today's "reality check." >> yeah, last night was debate in america for at le

however, former dnc chair donna brazil thinks new voting laws are unfair.atch this. >> you have record numbers of people voting early in georgia, record number of african americans voting and democrats are saying it's jim crow 2 place 2.0.>> it is jim crow. >> how is that? >> jim crow sb202 allowing anyone to challenge the validity of a voter. there's many african americans and others and young people especially who are going out to vote and they're being challenged. stu: do you think she makes a strong case there? >> she's not making any case whatsoever. what you see from that clip is somebody p parroting out the sae old talking points and scene have these voting laws be racist and then have record numbers of black voters and all voters turning out. these two things do not make sense. i have to tell you this, this push to basically say everything that's about election integrity, this is all jim crow, this is racist, all that other stuff this, is from the left and nothing to do with black voters, stuart. democrats on the left do not need to do anything else

yesterday. 15 days before the election and he gave that rousing speech to democratic staffers at the dnc. >> wishful thinking. we saw this with nancy pelosi going on national television saying we'll keep the house by adding seats. look, in the last since we created american political parties there have been two first mid-term elections where the white house party gained seats in the house of representatives. 1934 and 2002. this ain't fdr or george w. bush and the aftermath of 9/11 with sky high approval ratings. this is joe biden who is sitting there 42, 43% approval on the big issues, the economy, inflation and crime, he is sitting with approval ratings in the 30s. so he is thinking there will be some big turn. but what is that turn? it is not his closing argument. is he waiting for what, to look like a hero by saving the world from an aisleation from a loose comet? this is wishful thinking bucking up his people at the dnc just like nancy pelosi was bucking up her members by going on seth meyers and saying we'll add seats. not going to happen. >> bill: i have a minute left here. this is

tuesday night, she will be attending a dnc finance event. >>> we are following breaking news in the southeast. deadly mass shooting in raleigh north carolina. police say the shooter is in custody as an responsible for killing off duty police officer along with four other people. the suspect as a white male and is a minor. police stress they are still in the early stages of this investigation and have not yet uncovered emotive for the shootings. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. a different tone as he rejoins the warriors. >>> the cost of almost everything is slowly going up. why the attempts to stop inflation don't seem to be working. >>> a first look at the suspect now under arrest in the deadly shooting of an armored security guard. last month outside of east bay hospital. former employee of the same security company. last month, john mendez was shot and robbed with the cash he was transporting. he later died. this past tuesday, police arrested him for his murder. they and the victim were former partners on the same route that mendez was on at the time of the homicide. the company says it fire

support for a document that was paid for by the democrat party, the highest echelons of the fbi, the dncyers, the clinton lawyers, they're all working together. they were ling this stuff to the media. they were using it to commit crimes in front of the fisa court. this is the greatest, dirty trick in american political history. pete: that was the great one, mark levin on brian kilmeade's show last night, repacting to the durham probe, revealing the fbi paid christopher steele one millions dollars to corroborate allegations, attempt to, which he coin, in his dossier against former president donald trump. this comes as jury deliberations are set to begin tomorrow ongoing in the case of russian national igor danchenko, who is charged with lying to the fbi over his role as steele's dossier source. he was not only one that lied. it was charles dolan who has ties to the clintons. we have former acting attorney general matthew whitaker, before we go to the key players what reaction is this getting on the other side of the aisle, from legacy media to democrats, those intel agents happy to cover

that he wants to talk to because they downplayed the hunter investigation, acting as an arm of the dncit. americans want to get to the bottom of this, what's happening at the southern border, afghanistan, and i have a lot of faith in the new congress should republicans take it back. >> harris: the security issue is, as you mentioned, that is the crux of all of this. those are two men that would be looking forensically at the issue. we will see. kellyanne, democrats at all the time. i imagine it's a safer republicans. you can walk and chew, the same time. >> kellyanne: you can get it all done. >> harris: coming up, elon musk wants his impending twitter take over to sink in and now he is expanding his mission for the social media giant going forward. he showing it off. i'm here, i'm about to take over. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sit

joining me now is julia tau russo, a former pennsylvania governor and dnc chair, and former democraticongresswoman, donna edwards of maryland. so you have written this for today about the fetterman campaign, and in the story, let me read in part from the story that the memo is reading as "the enquirer"'s top politico reporters wrote today. even before his stroke fedderman was not great at debates, and we will admit it's not john's format, and on the other hand, oz is a polished daytime tv host that knows his camera angles and how to craft those tv moments. julia, talk to me about the debate. what are you expecting? >> yeah, it's not every day you have a campaign quoting reporting where you are criticizing their candidate, but they are trying to manage expectations for tonight. they are laying the ground work for both candidates' strengths and weaknesses here, and i spoke to the candidate last week and he echoed this, that it certainly is going to be a challenge. it carries more weight than you typically see in a senate race, and it's a state that is incredibly divided, so we know that,

he is going to the dnc headquarters for a staff meeting. neil. neil: thank you very, very much for that, jacqui heinrich at the white house. keeping an eye on early voting in two dozen states, florida the very latest to commence with that right now. so between mail-in balloting and in-person early voting you have half the country participating and aggressively so. jonathan serrie has the latest right now from atlanta georgia. jonathan. reporter: neil, heavy early voting turnout here in georgia, more than 837,000 georgians already cast early ballots when you include absentee ballots with in-person early voting taking place at sites like this one you see behind me. state elections officials say at the rate they're going, they expect to pass one million votes by tomorrow, a full two weeks before election day, a record number of voters for a midterm election. more than 79,000 people voted on saturday alone, which was 20% more than day six of early voting in the 2020 presidential election. and more than 18,000 voted on sunday, more than doubling first

why does the president need to rev up democrats at the dnc? >> reporter: ana, this is as hu much a tradition that should tell you we're close to election day as anything else. when the principle whether the president or the senator, wherever the candidate visiting staffers to rally them to get them going and energize them, that's when we know we're wondering close to where ballots are casts and counted. what it is for the president is a venue and opportunity once again to layout his view, which i think he laid out most candidly last week than i've ever heard him in the sense of trying to push back on the idea this is a referendum on the biden administration or the biden presidency. instead, it is a choice. that is how white house officials see things and see their best opportunity in terms of either holding the house and senator perhaps making gains in this senate in particular over the course of the next couple weeks. the idea this is more about what republicans would do versus what administration and democrats in congress that they've contro

this man named james farley, who's also in charge of the dnc the time. so sure, we're not going to pay you, but if you're going give us information, i guess we'll take the information. and he's like wildly successful all he takes polls gallup had been conducting very very early polls and some of the straw polling surveys i might be getting out of myself here from the literary digest is like a famously bad example of polling. and he just the many forecast the election outcome with incredible accuracy. he says fdr is going to win by 7.7 million votes. like to put this in perspective, we don't even give forecasts for actual votes now because there's like it's not really intelligible, but also a really hard thing to do. we get forecast for percentages instead and wins by 7.1 million votes. so, you know, like this is the the best soothsayer i could on my staff. you know, i want him in the white house and. so he he provides information to fdr on where where the country sits based on, their approval of the president, but also they feel about like the works prog

, he's making remarks at the dnc headquarters but they aren't actually swamping to get him to be on themp so that's the latest? reporter: neil, well the president has been kind of taking a victory lap, because of on friday, the u.s. treasury numbers came out and the deficit dropped under his watch the last fiscal year, but that still doesn't mean that the u.s. was able to stay under budget. instead, we still do not have enough money to cover our bills. biden ended the fiscal year a trillion dollars short. new government spending that we didn't have the money to pay for , putting it on the nations credit card, but still, biden is taking a victory lap. >> today, my administration announced that this year, the deficits fell by $1.4 trillion. the largest one-year drop in american history. the largest ever decline in the federal deficit. this record deficit reduction includes the cost of my student loan plan. reporter: but the committee for responsible federal budget says it's not biden's policies that dropped the deficit. it was expiring covid relief programs that led to the decrease, sayin

it is a pep talk to staff at dnc headquarters.e giving at a larger campaign rally. instead, they have been far more selective about where the president is appearing. they've wanted to focus on these more official events when it can comes to manufacturing, infrastructure, lowering the price of some health care items, and drug costs. but the president trying to put that all together to talk about why he thinks democrats could have an edge even though your recent polling, our own just showed when it comes to voter enthusiasm, gop voters actually right now have that edge. so the president trying to ta you can about this and rally people with just 15 days to go in the midterm elections. thursday he will go to new york to talk about manufacturing before heading to pennsylvania friday with the vice president to deliver this closing argument once again, chris >> monica, thank you so much for that. >>> as candidates are pushing out their own individual final midterm messages, some democrats are left asking about cash. what about us? in iow

howard dean who ran the dnc. michael steele who ran the rnc.our opinion, no two better people to walk us through and it, they are here right now. let me tell you the context. 2 million people cast ballots. when we say election day, it's like rhetoric. this is election month. early voting is showing records smashed in certain states. fluid dynamics. new polls show the house leaning slightly towards republicans, depending on what happens. democrats believe they are still in a strong position to hold the senate majority. and as we've told you, we cannot accurately cover 400 plus races at once. we will bring you the highlights, the context, the facts and the music. but i will show you some of the debate highlights that show how these issues -- guns, abortion, democracy -- are on the ballot. >> senator, how gullible do you really think florida voters are? >> people like tim ryan accuse me of engaging the great replacement theory. >> this is a governor who beat his chest for the last four year but delivered little to most georgiians. >> i was a victi

it's about race dnc, abortion movement, much of their imagery and rhetoric. it is about the imagined fetus, the imagined baby that's being lost, that they are trying to say is a white baby, a white male baby. there are images where it looks like jesus in a little nest, you know, the way it is absolutely imagined. assuming white babies, look at statistics, it's usually black i by not having access to worsen. and so there disproportionately affected by not having access, health care, child care, things like that, don't take away their choice of being able to get an abortion. but we see that they suffer. i don't care about cruelty pain and suffering. it just doesn't matter to them. but the roots of the criminal abortion laws in the 19th century also come out of the same concern about the changing population. and the possibility that the white upper crust gained protestant yankee class would lose power to immigrants and to african americans, especially the newly free people. so it was very much directed at preventing abortion by the people they could see who were

reverend jackson's campaigns for president inspired your father to volunteer as an usher in the 1988 dnc, in 1971, before he ever ran for president, reverend jackson was on this program with william f. buckley, jr. look at what he said. >> at this point, i'm more caught up in moving toward solutions to our economic crisis than i am in arguing about who best states our pain. you see? in one sense, it doesn't make sense to try to attach a value judgment to the pain. as i see it, the problem for us is essentially economic. and if the problem is economic, then the solution is economic. and to that extent, we need to begin to start looking at economic alternatives as opposed to organizational alternatives. >> i think you're quite right, and i've been saying that quite fervently for 10 years. >> have we made any progress? is that still true? >> it's still true. it's still true. >> it's your experience. >> yeah, absolutely. we have not closed the racial wealth gap. we have not closed the gender pay gap. we don't have a living wage. yeah, so we have not fixed the problem. >> representative cori

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so before i began my speech, says mario andrew got the dnc to switch all the lights off while i was on, and with nothing and no one else to focus on the spotlight and the cameras stayed on me the entire time. and that's why it was a success. i think he underestimated it himself. but it is a great story. and mario insisted, that his goal was not to people, to their feet, but to bring them, to their senses. but in the end, he did both his. keynote was interrupted by. applause 52 times a number that he, for some reason, had in his memory for his entire life. in a way, stephen oates switched off the superfluous lights as well. he illuminated history, laser like precision, but also with careful emotionalism and a voice, by the way. he was a biographer. yes, he was a great performer. he also a great craftsman as professor joyce berkman has. and i saw her quote in the program, and i loved it. so i put it i jotted it down here. stephen combined brilliant scholarship and riveting literary craft. now i trust today's panels will not altogether ignore because we and we shouldn't the moment when in

-former dnc chair who thinks anyone who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is running project senior advisor with eyes too small for contacts and face too crooked for glasses tory lawson. -hi, there! -okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at "virtue signal." -oh, yeah, i remember that. -i do. it was disrespectful, to say the least! -you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting. -walking on eggshells actually feels amazing on the bottom of your feet. i did it at a retreat in big sur! -there are perfect people in this world, and you're looking at them -- except for troy. -no rebuttal here. you're looking at three angels and a sentient clogged sink. -i'm sorry to say, but, barack hussein obama, for the crime of suggesting we should focus more on fighting fascism and less on haranguing people who don't have an up-to-the-minute grasp on what twitter says the right words are, ya canceled, bish. -that's right, bish. ya canceled! -whee! whoo! -get outta here! -also, also -- michelle obama's mom

. >> president biden visited the dnc headquarters in washington dc to rally staffers and volunteers two weeks ahead of midterm elections. he laid out what is at stake including the economy, medicare, abortion access, voting rights and gun restriction. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! pres. biden: whoa, whoa, whoa. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! pres. biden: thank you. please have seat, if you have one. i came today for two reasons. the first, and maybe most important, to say thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. if we get people out to vote, we win. if we get people out to vote, we win. and you're getting them out to vote. there's a little baby over there who's not so sure about all this. but she seems okay, so far. at any rate, and what i want to talk about, i want to make what i think is the most important closing argument to make. i've been in to about 30, 31 districts, or 31 places, going to a bunch between now and the election day. and, you know, i can't think of a more consequential election that i've been involve

tuesday night, she will be attending a dnc finance event. >>> we are following breaking news in the southeast. deadly mass shooting in raleigh north carolina. police say the shooter is in custody as an responsible for killing off duty police officer along with four other people. the suspect as a white male and is a minor. police stress they are still in the early stages of this investigation and have not yet uncovered emotive for the shootings. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. a different tone as he rejoins the warriors. >>> the cost of almost everything is slowly going up. why the attempts to stop inflation don't seem to be inflation don't seem to be working. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with caben

his sister, miss fletcher rocker, was arrested and jailed for 5 months charged under the dnc, with spreading anti propaganda and social media. she says she was framed that a fake facebook account had been created with her name on it. the government is very, very misc. about gone. however, because of his criticisms of the government. and since he's not in installing the best thing that they could do, started his sister with the d. s. a. any person who speaks up against authority, their family members are going to be in an equal amount of dangerous them. in the hearing the judge mention they're not said was accused in the d. s a case because of how the journalist, chronic settler. this is the findings of a hike or jet and this is clear that she's that estate adjusted to drop my voice just as hosted. if you go through my sister's case, you will see that is no news and that is no 80 guest new to their fear that maybe maybe if i write about the subject, i will be interested in october last year. but in addition, justice minister nice will huck was interviewed by a judge cedar. he admitted the d a

the highest echelons in the fbi, the dnc lawyers, the clinton lawyers, they were all working togetherthey were leaking this stuff to the media, using it to commit crimes in front of the fisa court. this is the greatest dirty trick in american political history. i think that $1 million was, hey, chris, if you can confirm what's in the dossier, you will get a million dollars. the fbi is so out of control, it's so rogue, we now have a leak in the "washington post" which is a real paper for retro baits. the leak is donald trump ordered his documents to be moved or some of them at mar-a-lago. so now we have them. they go to former federal prosecutors. they go to george conway who doesn't even fit in the visual on the camera. they say now they have trump. he moved documents. he moved documents from here to here. they were all at mar-a-lago. but they were in this room and he moves it to his office over here. now we got him, see? because he moved his documents from here to here. it's only a matter of time until we indict him. who offered steele a million dollars. that guy needs to be indicted

. >> former dnc chair who thinks anybody who keeps the curtains on their bay window open after dusk is for glasses, troy lawson. >> hi, there. >> okay, panel, let's just say it. obama took a direct shot at all of us here at virtue signal. >> i do. >> it's disrespectful to say the least. >> oh, yeah, i do. >> it's honestly all i think, most of my days. >> you know, obama is betraying the time-honored democratic tradition of winnerless infighting. >> walking on eggshells actually feels amazing on the bottom of your feet. i did it at a retreat in big sur. >> there are perfect people in this world and you're looking at them, except for troy. >> no rebuttal here. you're looking at three angles at a sentient clogged sink. >> i'm sorry to say, barack heussin obama for the crime of suggesting we should focus more on fighting fascism and less on haranguing people who don't have an up-to-the-minute grasp on what twitter says the right words are, ya canceled bish. >> whoo! get out of here. that's right, bish, ya canceled. >> also michelle obama's mom, ya canceled, bish. >> oh, yes, that one i can

so, the dnc is one of the largest donors to the wisconsin governors and -- to that campaign in wisconsin this cycle. so, i feel i am very, very -- wisconsin, democratic party is one of the best democratic parties in the country. so, i feel really, really good about being on the ground operation in that state to push very, very close election for both the governor's race and the senate race. >> it's a tight race there. there have been some people who appear to be hesitant to use president biden as a surrogate. curious of your thoughts there. i want to play a soundbite for you. my colleague got an exclusive interview with president biden arrington mauro on the sunday show. take a listen. he asked president biden about his opinion and what would happen, should the republicans take control of congress. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> my question to you though, mister president is, can our democracy survive when the republican party is -- it only cares about power? >> i think one of the reasons is not more mainstream conservative republicans running out there is they are so concerne