possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic. gone with georgia with blue with what's your sense of on that all what happened ah, to be honest, how part of me, shane become disgrace. somebody else is no more who a festus found the same way at the disgrace when i see it. i always come in love and me when i do anything and i know a lot of people are not like they you know, my mom came in but got her jail and be debt that out sick down. so i don't know, but i do know that until we changed the system, nothing else to which we have to change to face. we can change the hearts and minds of people who believe that it's not a symbol. oh, faith in racism. when i left that afternoon, i thought the story was over, and one thing was becoming clear to me. what you believe about the flag depends upon who you are. but there are truths here. and the truth is uncomfortable. mississippi seceded from the union to preserve slavery. they said so very clearly. ah, but the soldiers fought for other reasons to their families, their homes, a fierce desire for self determination. ah.

with. it means that this change that you have in the state of georgia from red to blue lasting it's, it's possible that herschel walker may, with winning by the kind of a more kind of margins that you saw. republicans, when in the bad, we are seeing that kind of margin in the governor's race, that is stacy abrams, the democrat versus brian kent. he appears to be walking away with it by a wide margin. and that was predicted in the hold is of course is a match up between those 2. so it's kind of an equivocal metric. here on the one hand, in the governor's race over time, there seems to be a clear move towards the republicans. but in the senate race, there really seems to be a wide interest among voters in rockville or not. it's also probably a reflection of the fact that virtual walker is at the very best a highly lot candidate. first run. he's an old football. larry's had trouble in debate, he claimed he was at member of law enforcement and held up an honorary badge that a share up gayden. sheriff later had to explain that that didn't mean he could rent people. there have been accusations of domest

reds are the leaders, then the winner can still turn blue, the winner will be announced only in december in georgia the second round. and here, withy of seats in the senate, the decisive vote. it will still remain see the president of the president of the party. kamala. harris. she's confident blue will win the week. you made this joe the main problem for the democrats. the low rating is gone. he is now defiantly playing the people's president to the question. whatever he says next, he will fix it. first, i will defend our house with you, the usa, i will deal with taxes with the judiciary, help medium-sized businesses end their dark days and i promise you, well, experts say the train has left for the usa record inflation recession in the country could come in a year in the us in society dissatisfaction about democrats criticized for rampant new york subway crime - this is about the highest crime. and all this is what caused it . after the democrats canceled the duty of the police in the subway while the democrats. there is no solution to this problem. they created some kind of blind spots in the city, where people can do whatever

will with see leadership for n the senate when we don't know if georgia is going to go red or blue. ith us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't think there's enough votes to codify unless something happens unusual in the house. i think we are going to get close in the house but i don't -- i think it's going to be very close. but i think we are going to make it. maria: that was president biden breaking tradition by discussing domestic policy on a foreign trip. he's in bali. it comes as a st. louis judge said his student debt plan must be halted while the administration appeal it is ruling that originally blocked the program. joining me right now kansas senator roger marshall, senator, good to see you, thank you very much for being here. i want to get your take on what happened this week first the democrats made abortion and student loan relief top issues for the mid terms even though it was on unconstitutional move forgiving all the college debt it worked for the democrats, young people came out believing that he could actually do that. >> right, maria, this is why joe biden won't be reelected right now

blue county. now to georgia, with walker, i see this. there are two other candidates on ticket, one picking up a point and a half, the other a half. in real close battle. if you peal off 2%, maybe you don't get 50%. or you keep below at the margin. sharing this, here is walker statewide 30%. kemp and abrams, you see difference he is stayed at that margin. about 4 to 4 1/2 no more than 5, there was a separation about 4.529 between what kemp is toking in governor race and walker in senator race. i mentioned the incumbent, coming back to this. republicans trying to hang on to their incumbents, otherwise all gains don't matter, this is ohio 1, cincinnati. steve chabot, a political cockroach in best sent they chopped up his district. with about a third of vote he is trailing, if greg lands man holds on and beats chabot that would be a flip. they would need another say the, here is where you are in senate, 11% in. tim ryan leading jd vance. 3 -- i could go -- but my time is up. they told me to wrap 3 times. >> we'll talk. >> let's go to tucker

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here with more on what's driving georgia toward being a blue state, fox news contributor and georgia i would say georgia is driving towards being a purple state. pete: i read what was in the teleprompter. >> our legislature got stronger. the state is a very red state. stacy abrams legacy the machine she created to get the votes harvesting. it is not technically vote harvesting. the act of going backdoor to door making people sure you got registered voted durr voting season. the machine she built republicans are struggling up to. pete: trending in some ways towards a purple state. is that in part because demographics moved in? talk to me. >> the donor demographics have changed. hollywood moved into georgia, in 2016 or 2018, 60% of american film and television was filmed in georgia. tricounty area south of atlanta, area around the airport, netflix, amc, all the marvel movies from captain america two through a ven "avengers: endgame." rafael warnock will get money all day long because hollywood is in the mail. pete: blue dot in atlanta gotten bigger. >> exactly right. the irony there, n

everything can still be painted in blue, the winner will be announced only in december in georgia in the second round. and here, within the senate, the decisive vote. still left to kill president. everywhere parties of kamala. harris she 's confident blue will win the week. you made this joe the main problem for the democrats. low rating. he is now defiantly playing the people's president to the question of what he says next, he will correct everything. first, i will protect our house with you, the usa, i will deal with the taxes of the judiciary, help medium-sized businesses, their dark days will end. i promise you, well experts say the train has gone to the us record inflation recession in the country might be a year from now. public discontent about democrats being criticized for the rampant crime of the new york subway - this is about the highest crime. and all this is what caused it. after the democrats canceled the duty of the police in the subway while the democrats. there is no solution to this problem. they created some kind of blind spots in the city where people can do anything with impunity, and let's fi

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it can still turn blue , the winner will announce the second round only in december in georgia. and here, withts in the senate, the decisive vote. all the same, it remains to kill the president of the president of the party. kamala. harris she 's confident blue will win the week. you made this joe the main problem for the democrats. the low rating is gone. he is now defiantly playing people's president to a question. whatever he says next, he will fix it. first, i will defend our house with you, the usa, i will deal with taxes with the judiciary, i will help medium-sized businesses end their dark days and i promise you, well, experts say the train has left for the usa . in society, dissatisfaction with the democrats is criticized for the rampant crime of the new york subway - this is about the highest crime. and all this is what caused it. after the democrats canceled the duty of the police in the subway while the democrats. there is no solution to this problem. they created some kind of blind zones in the city, where people can do whatever they want with impunity, and let's fire the police at

and it looks like it'll be a run off in georgia and we won't know that until december i a, with all the ways to go. so is it time william blue cross part of our mid terms election team? thank you. well, it's been more than 4 years now, since saudi journalist jamal sh kashodi was murdered in the kingdoms consulate in istanbul, where he went to collect the papers he needed to marry his fiance, turkish national ha t j, a gen g. so the saudi crown, prince mohammed, ben saw mon denied ordering the killing, but later admitted it took place under his watch. well, changes, however, is continuing her campaign for justice. she told d w's julia han that her world collapsed. when she found out what had happened, i try go the big pain in my life in my heart. i hope you will a part of my life, my identity. when i love him in this way, it changed my life completely. on the 2nd of october 2018, her teacher genius, his fiancee, the saudi dissident. her mom has she was brutally murdered inside the saudi consulate in a stumble. they want to show him still. i am asking this question most his body. what happened to his body? from that day on to

seats after two other key victories flipping pennsylvania's senate seat blue with john fetterman and keeping mark kelly in arizona. georgia heading to a runoff election. the house of representatives still up for grabs for both parties. without a clear outcome president biden promising to work across the aisle but that will be challenge with a potentially divided congress. >> on this election season the american people made it clear, they don't want every day going forward to be a constant political battle. >> reporter: he faces a tough road if democrats lose the house, republicans are already planning to investigate his administration, even his family, and halt his domestic agenda. >> i have a pen that can veto. >> reporter: the republican party now facing a reckoning after 30 of trump picked candidates lost. his influence on the party a worry some republicans shared months before election day. >> candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. >> reporter: president biden last night saying that's exactly what led democrats to victory. >> i think it's a reflection of the quality of our candidates. >> reporter: former

georgia senate candidate herschel walker with a three-point lead over raphael warnock. and surprising results in blue states. look at new hampshire senate candidate, leading senator hasson by more than a point. in new york, republican lee zeldin holds a slim lead over kathy hochul. meanwhile smiley is in a statistical tie with patty murray in washington. the chief pollster at the trafalgar group joins us. you better be right on tuesday, because if not, they might take it back. polling is a hard thing to do. let's look at the senate. robert, we'll go through real quick, both of you, and we'll start with georgia. robert, who's going to win georgia in the senate? >> herschel. >> sean: matt? >> i think it could be a runoff, but i think walker is the favorite either way. >> okay. let's go to north carolina. ted bud. matt? >> bud. >> what do you think, robert? >> bud. not even close. >> sean: bolduc in new hampshire. robert? >> barely, but bolled. >> what do you think, matt? >> a toss-up right now. i don't have an answer, but bolduc. >> sean: let's look at pennsylvania and os. matt, who's going to win that

georgia and we won't know that until december. right. well a with we have a ways to go. so is it time? well, even blue cross part of our midterms election team. thank you. sketch up on small the stories making headlines around the world today. an indonesian plane crash that killed all 62 people on board last year was caused by the pilots over reliance on the auto pilot system and inadequate training. that's according to indonesia, transportation safety bodies. final report a tell about have ordered amusement park owners in afghanistan to refuse entry to women. this comes after the country so called morality ministry said there were no there would be restrictions on women being able to access public parks and fun fairs. since taking over afghanistan last year, the taliban of said women should not leave home without a male relative and must cover their faces. one of iran's top actresses, tara nay alley duty, has posted a picture of herself on instagram without a head scarf photo we shared to express her support for nationwide anti government demonstrations. the post comes as protests continue across ira

blue. he feels that way so then you're left with nevada and georgia, what do you say. >> she had to leave at> what does the battle look like karl? >> pardon me. >> way too early in nevada she's not coming out of clark county with a commanding lead in washoe county, this is an be a long night. >> we don't expect to make this call tonight, many hours. >> slightly with 40% of the vote reporting. >> it's too early. >> 60% of clark county. she is now 60% of clark county she's up there 55 - 42 not a commanding lead. nothing in washoe and i misspoke it was mineral county yes three of the small counties reporting one of them complete and to incomplete. >> they were 49 - 49 but even if i cheated 50 and this is again control of the u.s. senate but relies on nevada. then you wonder if raphael warnock can get to 50 and seal the deal. if he does that you are back to status quo with, here's. >> what did you tell us a few hours ago and georgia automatic recount .5% or less. hit the home key there and come on out here to the senate. and go into georgia and show where we are now. your .8% so there's not an a

49 in the red column with 47 in the blue with four toss-ups end voters and those four states are likely to determine control of the senate and the races that are in arizona, georgiavada, and pennsylvania. there are other candidates, and other g.o.p. candidate is either in the lead or the margin of error in all four of those states. let's drill down in the grand canyon state and look at arizona. like masters is closing the gap to two points on senator mark kelly after masters was down six points in the same fox poll in september. is also comes as a libertarian candidate in that race, mark victor just dropped out throwing his support behind masters. and in the closely watched government race pulled ahead of katie hobbs by one point after trailing by one point back in september in the same pole. laxing there is momentum now. >> the enthusiasm, people never involved in politics were jumping in and very enthusiastic about this. i am telling you, we have a movement. this isn't a campaign, it's a movement on the ground here in arizona. >> meanwhile in arizona democrats are heading off closing duties to president biden's former boss barack obama sending them out to arizo

georgia nevada for an texas. everybody cap rejecting texas would go blue and it never happened. >> with the republicans are doing within latino voter file is return on investment. if you invest in a voter pool not getting contact i've being tragically under invested in. you start hitting them that democrats are not breathing socialist that will turn your children into girls will be effective. that is what is happening. they bought spanish radio and they -- have been easier party to come in as an innovator. the idea of spending money in a critical race, in florida, hunting latinos was a radical idea. yet somebody in the republican party was like a, i think if we have this divide on education we will run republicans making gains they have been choosing the education -- noncollege educated whites and midwest heard brent busting party stuff designed to get them to not vote for democrats. not sound republicans. it is discounted democrats. they started to pull that resource and methodology turning to latinos. it was brilliant and it paid. four years of infrastructure. the democrats are beginning to build some serious

red leaders, that is, everything above can still turn blue , the winner will announce the second round only in december in georgia . and here, withthe equality of the nursery, the decisive vote. all the same, the parties will remain in the killer of the president everywhere. kamala. harris. she is sure the blue will win. you made this joe this is the main problem for democrats. the low rating is gone. he is now defiantly playing the people's president to the question. whatever he says, he will fix everything. first, i will protect our house with you, the usa, i will deal with the taxes of the judiciary, help the medium business, their dark days will end. i promise you, well experts say the train has gone to the us record inflation recession in the country may come in a year american. there is discontent in society, and democrats are criticized for rampant crime in the new york subway - this is about the highest crime. and all this is what caused it. after the democrats canceled the duty of the police in the subway while the democrats. there is no solution to this problem. they created some kind of blind zones in the city, where p

latosha brown, who in 2020 helped turn georgia blue, and tia mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. tia mitchell, i want to start withuy who deals with elections in georgia and also their secretary of state, brad raffensperger, got this wrong. went on tv and claimed that there would be saturday voting, turns out that was wrong. there were threats of lawsuits. how can it be that this jim crow law is going to make it harder for folks to vote and these two state officials didn't know it? >> yeah, so there is a lot of debate now, as you mentioned, mark elias put out a memo saying the law is being misinterpreted and he does believe that saturday voting could be possible, but what gabriel sterling and brad raffensperger have said is their attorneys reviewed the law, and they don't think it's possible, and that they basically misspoke. this all, as you mentioned, comes as a result of that new election law, and we know, even when that law was being debated, reporters like me and my colleagues at the ajc asked republicans, why are you doing this? they didn't have a clear answer. it was apparent that a lot of the changes that

blue surprise. but first, following up to that report from georgia, when you look at the scorecard there, with republicanss the board, except for herschel walker, governor, secretary of state, attorney general, lieutenant governor, what do you make of walker's inability to win? >> well, we know that there is been a wide rejection of maga, the right way philosophy of donald trump that replaced conservatism a few weeks years ago as a governing ideology of the republican party. -- democracy, democrats, joe biden, or all the big winners of this election. you saw many of these extreme candidates all across the country lose. you just had a report from arizona, where the republican gubernatorial candidate there is one of the premier election deniers in the republican party. this is been a good day. a good week for the united states in america. i think people chose normalcy. they want to get back to their lives after covid. they did not want more chaos and craziness. that 11 out in the election this past. week >> you call the pretty accurately so far. do you care to give your protection for nevada? >> yes, i thin

georgia texas pennsylvania the homeland of the american. statehood will most likely remain blue, too big a gap in favor of the democrats by this minute the same thing, you can say and pro sympathize withmerlin doubts in wisconsing, consensus and new hampshire. there the majority of votes is minimal. the battle for the governor's chair, according to the forecasts of political scientists , will go to the last voter. however, an equally fierce battle is unfolding over the senate. all the same, florida will apparently give him the republican mark rubio, and the state of kentucky, where erend paul is in the lead, will do the same. by the way, he opposed the supply of weapons to kiev and openly warned nato against expanding to the territory of the post-soviet space. the republicans are confidently leading in indiana about north carolina and oklahoma, on the contrary, the democrats in illinois california and pennsylvania win the prophecy of blue in the state, colorado there has an advantage of 15% points in favor of michael bennett in the whole country, while the reds are blue. comply with the parity constant updated struggle is for the third place of the upper house and finally the lower ho

blue. you're left with four democratic inckcome bents. if mark kelly harololds on in arizona you're 49-49. for republicans to win they need to flip georgiaerschel walker there and adam would need to win in nevada, that would give control to the republicans. >> we'll be on edge for several days watching this unfold. david, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, the former israeli leader benjamin netten ya -- netanyahu coming back and victims of the parkland victims' shooting sense tensing. and only at panera. $1 d delivery fee on our app. avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going ooutside... qulipta® can help that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inde. qulipta®ets right to work. in a 3-month study, qulipta® and the majority of people reduced them by 50 to 100%. qulipta® blocks cgrp a protein believed to be a cause of migraines. qulipta® is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie could help you save on qulipta®. new dove body wash with microbiome nutrient serum transforms

hobbs, georgia senate candidate herschel walker with a three point lead over incumbent raphael warnock. and meanwhile, new polls from trafalgar show surprisingly close results in historically bluestates. look at new hampshire. senate candidate don bolduc leads senator carson by more than a point in new york , republican lead zeldin holds a slim lead over kathy hochul. now, while republican tiffany smiley is in a statistical tie with incumbent patty murray in washington. all right. here with the latest insider advantage, chairman matt towery, chief pollster at trafalgar group. robert connolly, let me praise both of you. both of you showed up as two of the top pollsters in america. i noticed a real clear politics . congratulations to both of you. >> thank you. thank you. we a lot of people were involved in that over the years, though. i certainly had better be right than on tuesday to robert because not you're going to be there. they might take it back . polling is a hard thing to do. let's look at the senate and robert haley. we're going to go through real quick, both of you. we'll start with georgia. robert , who's going to win georgia in the senate? hershel, matt , i think it

georgia. maria: it's incredible to me how many deep blue states are actually potentially facing upsets. i mean, and it's really the gubernatorial races here because, lee, you've got new york with the crime issue taking over and that is giving kathy hochul a real run for her money. he lee zeldin closing in on her and then you go all the way to portland, oregon and you look at oregon where three years ago you had antifa maniacs running around and you have christine drake in there doing very well also. >> i think there's going to be a bunch of upsets. i think it comes down to the reasons that democrats are out of touch with what's going on with republicans. or many independents. independents, their concerns are really about inflation, cost of living, economy, they're feeling pessimistic about the few cur and republicans are answer -- future and republicans are answering that a call and democrats are dismissing it. in many ways they're calling republicans on crime data deniers. joy reed talked bows inflation about inflationas a term being y republicans. look at the 401-ks, look at prices when you buy gas and look at the price to heat your home and they're being criticized for it.

georgia, pennsylvania, are getting harder and harder for republicans to win. there are two things at play here nobody is talking about. one, democrats are voting blue no matter who. just like they did in 2020 with joe biden. i think they would vote for a corps as long as it was a reliable democratic vote. in other words, a new green deal socialist rubber stamp. whatever joe says, whatever chucky says, they will do. number two, there is, and especially accelerated because of covid, and of course the baby boomers are now retiring, there's been an accelerated migration now going on around the country, not many people have been talking about it, you have people retiring, people wanting to get away from high taxes, they want good weather, a better quality of life, baby boomers retiring, other americans retiring. they're moving from states like new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, illinois, to states like texas, the carolinas, tennessee, and especially florida. look at this. according to the u.s. census, from 2010 to 2020, roughly 274,000 people moved to the sunshine state, the free state of florida a, every single year. under ron desantis that number has only grown, peaking at 850 new residents every

georgia, thank you very much. >>> president biden, meanwhile, is in maryland tonight making one final appeal to democrats in a very blue state. cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond is traveling with the president. what are you learning about the president's closing message? >> reporter: wolf, president biden began his midterm campaign effort right here in the state of maryland 2 1/2 months ago. the message he's closing with tonight and we've heard from him in the last couple weeks is largely the same one at its core, framing these midterm elections as a choice rather than a referendum on the president and his party, and what we've seen the president do in recent weeks is really try and sharpen that contrast. one of the reasons, officials tell me, is they feel like they've gotten so much more material from republicans laying out in starker terms what they would do with that republican majority. we've heard the president talking, for example, about how republicans would use the debt ceiling as a showdown, as a way to try and decrease spending from the federal government. the president has been able to sharpen that contrast. what he's also done in these final weeks, wolf, he's incre

with the closest races, what do you make of that? >> california, chicago is pretty blue territory. it sounds like joe biden is focusing a lot on the democratic base. he's not showing up in georgiaonsin, arizona, ohio, the huge states when it comes to control of the united states senate. a lot of consequential governor races. joe biden's net approval rating has fallen underwater in 46 states since he's taken office. that's not great. that is a bad environment for his candidates. the one thing working towards them, only 1/3 of voters say they're working with president biden. i have voters in 2018 and it seems like the issues are taking over. >> they still have overhang and everything. these polls that show the economy, inflation are the things that matter most to them and history shows you punish the party in power when you don't feel good about the economy. democrats are seeing a dip in support for black and hispanic voters. what's that going to mean for the party? >> that's not good when you're thinking about some of the contests in places like nevada, arizona, california, florida. even texas. there's a lot of consequential house races where small margins matter. one thing we'v

georgia. we are working on -- turning north carolina blue. these communities are going to be very important. and so i've been talking withow we can best do that. to make sure that there will be back in the majority in the house. maintain a majority in the senate. because the focus has to be on a rural communities and that's where my expertise is. >> congressman james clive burn, house majority web. thank you, as always for coming to the sunday show. and joining me now is house majority leader congressman -- of the great state of maryland. leader hoyer, welcome back to the sunday show. >> good morning, jonathan. always good to be with you. >> let me ask you the same question i start out with with clyburn. why is now at the right time to step away from your leadership role? >> timing is very important in politics. and almost everything else. i think jim pointed out at the beginning, he and i have decided that as nancy did that it was time to have a transition. if we've been in the majority -- were in the minority. what i think is we can take back the house and 24, 2024. i think these two years will give the new leadership

blue here are the key battleground states. so wisconsin, michigan, georgia and arizona. in each of the states tonight, there is a government up for election and withhe exception of michigan, there is a senate seat up of michigan, there is a senate seat up for grabs of michigan, there is a senate seat upfor grabs as of michigan, there is a senate seat up for grabs as well. across this map, they have spent over 16, one — six billion dollars on these races. i told you that the race was coming east to west. when they started devoting this morning, and as those polls close, we will look at one stage in particularfor some signs of this expected red wave, particularly in the house seats. and did virginia, there are house districts, three house districts where women took control, democrats in 2018 to give democrats control of the house. so we will be looking for instance at virginia second which joe biden won by two points in 2020. sitting on the january six committee, so some of what the national profile. if republicans take that, they are having an ok night. if they take this on, virginia seven, which won by eight points, joe biden in 2020, they are hav

georgia, as democrats have had to redeploy funds to what were once safe blue states and districts the money that democrats are spending defending seats that biden won by double digits doesn't quite match up withhe generic ballot and that's getting. republicans hope it's still early democratic leads in states like pennsylvania allowed them to lock in support through early voting, and that makes these closing days even more critical. for the gop. in washington, doug lose ader fox news. a little bit brighter here along the oakland estuary behind us. no real rain just yet. how and when will that rain start to creep its way into the heart of a young lady? it'll get here. okay 10 am to noon looks to be the main timeframe for the front to come through, although there's already rain to the north, so it's moving. it's making its move here. rain and then windy and cold will be the big weather stories tomorrow. so november is coming in cold and rainy, not coming in hot. that's for sure than active pattern. looks like it's going to last couple of projections are already bringing rain back saturday night sunday into early monday, and some even beyond that, so the projection here for rain now i think i thi