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do you think that could actually hurt the republican candidate glen youngkin? big lie and the continued lie we hear from former president trump and his allies when it comes to elections in voting. it can. because what we are hearing from republicans is that they are not as confident particularly when it comes to voting by mail and voting early. the question is whether republican hess tans will be offset by democrats' frustrations with their elected officials. >> one democratic leader told politico, quote, i think we are on track to be a blue state for years and years because the growth here in virginia makes it inevitable. until then we have a lot of suburban voters who are very swingy and decide these elections up and down the ticket. we will win if folks turn out but everyone should be very worried. take a look at this. this is all the surrogates that the democrats are bringing in. at least a couple presidents, first lady, second husband. vp klobuchar. mayor, stacey abrams, current governor. that's a lot of heavy hitters. >> they're bringing in the big guns.

here i'm going to go back to glen. i mean, the cynic in me says the most important european export is his values and that's a cultural that it uses all the time. glenn's argument if i get it right, this is going to be an economic infrastructure. it's going to be trade is going to be prosperity is going to be pulling up the european land mass. you know, like all boats rising here are the belt road initiative. and there's no politics in that, at least not, you know, on, on the surface. so, i mean, this is a big problem for the europeans in my opinion, because they put these other ideological priorities 1st and nobody's. there are no takers. okay. i mean, how does that bring you prosperity? most people will say, go ahead, glen. oh, and well, obviously, the analogy has made the, or has contributed to preventing you from diversifying its ties. i would agree that what was said before that and obviously, and you know, what russia, obviously the con, 70 hedge, a monic ambitions to think less of the size. and i would even conte

do you think the idea of trying to tie glen youngkin, the gubernatorial nominee to donald trump, that works on suburban voters or do people think, it's not the same person? >> i think it works in northern virginia. in southern virginia, richmond area, it's more complicated. virginia has become northern virginia so that's the make-up. that's why you start to see this distance put in the poll numbers. >> i don't think it works when donald trump is off the stage. when you haven't seen donald trump in a few weeks and glen youngkin does not present as a donald trump type person. but when donald trump inserts himself in this and you remind him and see him every day it's going to stick more. i'm sure glen youngkin would love donald trump for the next two weeks to just shut up. >> there was an interview where senator cassidy, i think it was, a republican of louisiana, said he would not want donald trump to be the nominee. he would not support him, but yet, at the same time, there's a new poll i just saw out earlier today showing a significant amount and in fact a higher percentage than just a

they don't want to hear a donald trump, glen youngkin.y they had a youngkin rally where they pledge aid lee jans to a flag. >> he wasn't there and called it gross after the fact. one name i haven't said yet was donald trump, which you've mentioned two or three times. you are rolling out a new ad today about january 6th, tying your opponent to trump and january 6th. look, you have been running against trump and trumpism as much as against glen young kin throughout the campaign. no secret in that. >> yeah. >> do you think your only path to success is making this a choice between you and donald trump? >> that ad, i was governor during charlottesville, and i talked to president trump on the phone and begged him to come out and condemn the neo-nazis and white supremacists. he refused and said there were good people on both sides. glen youngkin has consistently said -- all he's talked about in his campaign is election integrity. they're running to get him off the mat to get him ready for 2024. in regards to that rally, youngkin wasn't there, bu

glen has my complete and total -- et cetera. looks like a traditional mailer.put out by the democratic party of virginia. the democratic party of virginia put out -- honestly, you could put this in rural virginia, this would be great for glen youngkin but they're hoping for the opposite effect in northern virginia. >> the same way republicans are trying to make this more of a national referendum around certain cultural issues. democrats are putting this in a national context by tying youngkin to president trump because they believe that a rejection of the former president and trumpism is going to help drive turnout among democratic voters. and you see terry mcauliffe trying to drive home that message. you saw former president obama do it. youngkin hasn't outwardly fashioned himself in president trump's likeness but he's still trying to court trump supporters. and the big question for democrats is, this was a strategy effective for them in 2018 when former president trump was in office. in 2020 when former president trump was on the ballot. is it as effective wh

virginia but this race is now neck and neck and republicans tell us they fell energized and believe glen youngkin's decision to campaign heavily on education issues is what's going the pay off at the polls. he's going to be campaigning where we are here in new port news a few hours from now and youngkin a political new comer says if elected he will do a lot to reshape the classrooms in the common wealth. >> friends on day one we are going to launch the most aggressive charter school program in the history of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> choice within our public system where a child zip code won't determine his or her destiny. mark: youngkin has continued to campaign on raising teacher pay and vowing to hire more school resource officers. right now the democrat in the race terry mcauliffe who was governor once before in virginia, stacey abrams, dave performing and mcauliffe has been pleading with democrats to step up to ensure that the race is not taken for granted and encouraging donors to keep sending money. we heard from mcauliffe earlier within the last hour. >> we don't want an

what the would this say about the mid terms if glen youngkin is the next governor of virginia?lled bait and i'm not going take that as well. terry mcauliffe will win. we'll give the president a big win on infrastructure and make a big win on semiconductor tobling supply chain solutions back to the country and we'll take on the issues around child care and the climate issues that we need to in the big bald better plan. >> you just mentioned an issue that's somewhat related to any campaign right now about semiconductors and supply chains. i'm sorry, senator, i need to stop interview right there. the president of the united states come out. we appreciate senator western. let's listen to the president. >> i've just been briefed by my covid-19 team on our progress that we're making in the fight against the virus. today i want to provide a brief update on my plan that i nounsed in early september to accelerate a path out of this pandemic. it's working. we're making progress. nationally daily cases are down 47%. hospitalizations are down 38% over the past six weeks. over the past two

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glen youngkin has done very well without trump by his side. and i think that is important to note.enor and demeanor is diametrically different. the thing they have in common is policy. and it's humorous when you see president biden going after youngkin for a fleece vest. i'll take a fleece vest over an empty suit any time. right now mcauliffe does not have the momentum. started out with 95% name i.d. and right now neck and neck in the polls. in the youngkin campaign internals show youngkin ahead by two because he has the message and the momentum and despite all these all-star surrogates out there for mcauliffe, they're not able to sell what people in virginia aren't willing to buy right now if they don't have the momentum. >> we have a virginia voter right here, paul begala. with an "i voted" sticker. they have a lot of early voting. i'm assuming you voted for terry mcauliffe. >> it's a private ballot but he's been my friend for like 35 years. you'd love for trump to gocome arlington before the election, right? >> the state party chair in america right away out with a tweet that sa

. >>> republicans fired up in virginia a new poll putting glen yuncan ahead. >>> albany sheriff defends the sex crime charge against cuomo >>> new doctors orders for the queen. >>> and nasa hitches a halloween ride with spacex >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith >>> good evening closed firehouses, massive piles of trash, fewer cops and ambulances on the street that's the possibility new york city is bracing for as a result of its new vaccine mandate most city workers had until 5:00 p.m. today to show proof of at least one dose or risk losing their jobs here's a look at the vaccination rate among city agencies as of last night the police department, 79% the fire department including ems services, 69%. and the sanitation department ranks among the lowest at just 67%. defiance against the mandate running high first responders have been challenging the new rules both in courts and in the streets a crowd of firefighters gathered to protest outside the mayor's home yesterday the vaccine requirement in new york city is one of the strictest in the nation. city

terry mcauliffe versus glen yonkin.t especially about what's taught in schools. here's cnn's political correspondent sara murray. >> for glen yonkin's capable, it was a made for attack ads kind of moment. >> i'm not going to let parents come into schools -- >> we vetoed it. >> stop the bill that i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> reporter: since that debate, yonkin, the republican hopeful, harnessed that moment, launching a parents matter group, whipping up bumper stickers and campaign signs. >> i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> terry mcauliffe. putting politics over parents. failing our kids. >> reporter: in a year when battles over returning to in-person lerning, mask and vaccine mandates, virginia's latest fight erupted over reading materials in schools. and yonkin, who supports banning schools from teaching critical race theory and opposes vaccine and mask mandates, pounced. >> if you had any doubt, any doubt whatsoever about terry mc m

glen, i -- you know, if i sound exasperated, it's because there is still an open question as to whether it is strictly illegal to try to overturn an american election. do you agree with me that what happens tonight in this vote and what the doj does about it, if and when it passes, it answers that question and that question is the fundamental question about our democracy right now? >> and joy, we all know the answer to that question so it is put up or shut up time and it looks like congress is ready to put up and then it will shift over to the department of justice. i predict they will also be ready to put up. what will put up look like? it will look like under the federal law a referral of the contempt vote, which is a forgone conclusion we all believe to the u.s. attorney for the district of colombia, the law says that he then shall present this matter to the grand jury for its action because donald trump hasn't even tried to invoke executive privilege with respect to conversations with steve bannon, steve bannon has no factual defense. steve bannon has no legal defense and the grand

glen youngkin's campaign releases a new add targeting mcauliffe on engs.bout a book her child brought home from school. >> and my son showed me his reading assignment, my heart sunk. it was some of the most explicit material you can imagine. they passed bills requiring schools to notify parents when explicit content was assigned. but then governor terry mcauliffe vetoed it, twice. he doesn't think parents should have a say. he said that. he shut us out. >> what murphy and youngkin don't tell you is that her son was a high school senior and the book that she wanted banned was tony morrison's novel "beloved." cnn's eva mccann joins us. why does youngkin deploy this ad now and how does the mcauliffe campaign respond? >> youngkin is deploying this now because it's clear the campaign believes they've landed on a message that they think is working. i am at these youngkin rallies. it's largely parents and grandparents ticked off with their local school boards, angry about mask mandates, angry about the potential for vaccine mandates. don't like how the history of

now for its part glen coin letter to the i m. f. obtained by this network says it has restructured loans collectively with other creditors in 2015. and again, quote, as a significant and stand alone gesture of goodwill in 2018 glen cove goes on to say it was engaging with chad in a constructive and good faith manner. following a request for talks from the country. when i mentioned the jubilee debt campaign earlier, and tim jones is the head of policy days with us and scott from london to talk through more of as tim, thanks for your time. i just want to deal specifically with chad festival. a few quick questions on that. why is glank or dragging its feet on this particular issue and outrages that they are tracking that the agency need to cancel the death. they are a private company and they appear to be seeking to make as much money as they can. roslyn care about the interest of the people of chat. is there anything that chad and or the g 20 can do to actually get these private investors to ease the debt? chad could just refuse to

>> john: coming up next hour, glen youngkin, gubernatorial cabbed dat for the state of virginia will be joining us to talk about education, the economy and more. it is interesting to note, sandra, when you look at preference of independent voter necessary monmouth poll, it flipped. a month ago, independent voters were supporting terry mcauliffe and now they are supporting youngkin. >> sandra: this election will tell us a lot. >> john: it will and into next year, as well. massive manhunt coming to an end. f.b.i. confirming remains are those of brian laundrie, where does the investigation of gabby petito go from here? >> sandra: a lot of people watching that one. plus, a gallon of gas for their 7.50? that is happening in some areas. drivers getting sticker shock at the pump. is there any relief in sight as you gear up to travel? country gives us asfits tr veterans is the powerful va home loan benefit. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other loans. that's a big difference. and it can mean a lot more money for you and your family. and this is the best time

eva, thank you for bringing us the latest there from glen allen, virginia. >>> and up next a democratic lawmaker who is ready to fight for his life inside the u.s. capitol on january 6th. >> i was ready to fight. i saw a lot of [ bleep ] back in my day, but i was not going to die on the floor of [ bleep ] house of representatives. >> congressman ruben joins me live on that and the state of the biden agenda up next. stay with us. three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 schorships this month alone. if you're committed to ening your degree, we're committed to making it accessible. beuse we believe everybody deserves a chance. and sometimes one chance is all it takes to change everything. see what scholarship opportunities you may qualify for at phoenix.edu the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to hav

glen, thanks for coming in. we'll be watching this closely.anks very much. glenn, thanks nor being here. >> thanks for having me. we look forward to winning. >> martha: we'll be watching. thank you. coming up, gabby petito's family speaks out and shares their heart break and what they -- how they look at this right now when they sat down with laura ingle as brian laundrie's dad has gone out to look for his son. >> momma bear has been angry since day one. it's getting more and more frustrated as days go on. i don't know what is taking so long. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of

glen isn't necessarily pro-c pro-coup but he's coup curious. they are trying to find new ways of signaling their openness to the authoritarian push by donald trump and his accolades to over throw an election to plot to over throw the next one to invalidate anything that's not clear victory for their party and over turn liberal democracy. to maintain some semblance of legitimacy, all of those folks find ways to say all that without sounds as authoritarian as donald trump. here is the republican candidate for virginia trying to compare audits of free and fair elections to a business audit. >> i think we needs to make sure the people trust these voting machines. i grew up in a world where you have an audit every year. let's audit the voting machines, publish it so everybody can see it. >> just audit it. sort of harmless but despite what glossy sheen, it's all the same disingenuous coup stuff. it points to a supposed distrust in our election while reenforcing that. people don't trust the system, ergo, they use it to justify further actions to subve

and glen youngkin is making a calculated guess this will be enough to push him over.anged. i would argue the issues that most virginians care about are, how are you going to protect me from covid and get the state economy moving, not what they are teaching on critical race theory, which they're not teaching in schools. they're not teaching that in schools. let's be very clear. >> if they turn out to vote. virginia has been trending democratic for years. it's a swing state leaning blue forever but only blue if you turn out to vote. that's the problem mcauliffe has put his finger on the pulse of. >> it's still got a purplish hue to it. >> you can turn people out by having a message that says the other side is very scary. another problem mcauliffe has had, he can't decide if youngkin or trump or romney. notice his messaging his been youngkin and taylor swift masters and his role in terms of running a very powerful investment firm. so i don't think they've got a good way of trying to define their opponent. >> thanks to everyone. >>> you may not know her name but she's bee

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terry mcauliffe has a slight lead over glen youngin. according to "the new york times," he's straining to motivate the liberal voters and increasingly blue state. virginia, it's time to save yourselves. if you let another four years go by under a democrat governor, you're going to see the terrible trend lines for schools, energy prices and crime continue. look at how far off the left pushed newsome to go after he beat that recall. imagine where terry is going to take the state if he's given the green light. radicals rule the democrat party. it's not bill clinton's anymore. democrats now it's looking grim in the old dominion. that makes me smile. just today in loudoun county school board member resigned and the superintendent that helped cover up those sexual assaults issued an after the fact apology. that's nice. special. it's only because this show and others did the job that the pro biden media refused to do. this is an obvious example of keister covering in a tightly contested election backfires. joining me now, ari fleischer, charli

glen, go to the center of my screen here talking to you. the mistakes in those subpoenas seem to be pretty big because if those officials, those trump officials don't show up the way that they did during impeachment, if they ignore those subpoenas, what needs to happen in order for us to still have a rule of law in this country? >> well, you know, there are three vehicles for congress to enforce its subpoenas. civil enforcement, i would say let's just throw that one out. that's what they tried with don mcgann, joy, and he ran out the clock for more than two years. >> right. >> and he was never compelled by a court to testify. he ultimately negotiated some very favorable terms of behind closed doors testimony. that leaves two alternatives. one, criminal contempt. what the congress can do is vote out a contempt against the witness who fails to appear, refer it to the department of justice and then the law says that the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, quote, has a duty to present the matter to the grand jury for its action. what do

you mentioned glen youngkin is trying to get a safe distance from donald trump.terview lasted 13 minutes yesterday on state of the union, 18 times this. >> i'm running against a donald trump wannabe. he wants to do a donald trump and betsy devos education system. this is all trump talk and i'm surprised that trump hasn't gone to virginia yet. we're not going back to the trump world. i think he was trying to bait donald trump coming to virginia which he would like very much. >> he's also trying to take a page out of the playbook of gavin newsom in california by making this a referendum on trumpism and this also isn't california which joe biden won by 30 points n.virginia he only won by ten points. i know that's still a lot but it's not the 30 points and what terry mcauliffe needs to do very well with the independents, the independents that even joe biden that he pointed out is not doing particularly well with quite well and he needs to do well in areas where there's a lot of hispanic voters and black voters and also with suburban women so the question is can joe b

glen youngkin is doing better with independents.auliffe as the slight favorite given virginia's democratic leaning nature, but it is a close race. the former president has appeared. that same fox news poll you showed where mcauliffe has a five-point lead, donald trump is one of the most unpopular measure in that poll. anything about donald trump is not good news for glen youngkin. >> we want to show those polls. suburban voters will be critical of youngkin. give us a sense of what his message will be to them. >> he has a twofold message. he has tried to rile up base republican voters on issues like crime and education, critical race theory. but the other appeal is to moderates and independents saying we will get you a tax cut. groceries are taxed in virginia and should cost less. i am going to be a businessman and turn virginia around. he has had that message to moderates and independents in the states but also trying to win over republican and trump voters. >> i know you at other points in your life have worked on political campaig

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that's glen youngkin's message.o you should be able to opt out of wearing masks, there shouldn't be vaccine mandates. he had that ad that featured a woman who tried to ban the tony morrison novel "beloved," because her son, who was a senior in high school in a.p. english was having nightmares. so she wanted to change the policy in their school. the critical race theory is the nastiest tip of this but this goes much further. republicans are running on a completely different set of issues than what democrats are. terry mcauliffe is out there talking about getting the economy going. virginia's already been doing very well under ralph northam. republicans were saying virginia is a mess, we're fix it. they're almost running on these imaginary issues and trying to run over white suburban voters, get them angry enough and hopefully turn them out. >> they're getting help from right-wing media. this shows the increase of critical race theory mentions on fox from june 2020 to may of 2021, 600 times in the month of june that f

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. >> reporter: a monmouth poll showing mcauliffe and republican glen youngkin neck-and-neck. >> you are going the decide this election and the direction of virginia and the direction of this country for generations to come. >> reporter: the 44th president, the latest top democrat to stump for mcauliffe. in a big test ahead of the 2022 mid terms. a crucial bellwether for the party in power, which traditionally loses seats. as president biden's job approval continues to slip in virginia and nationwide. mcauliffe, a gormer governor of the commonwealth, running against a business man backed by former president trump. >> glen youngkin is not a reasonable republican. >> reporter: trump hasn'ted campaigned for youngkin in person. the gop candidate walking a fine line to motivate the trump base without alienating his most loyal supporters. his campaign slamming obama's appearance today as quote, calling in these big-name politicians to try to drum up support and enthusiasm in places where terry mcauliffe has none. >> monica joins us now. is the president expected to hit the campaign trail in th

they need hope. >> reporter: as glen youngkin walks that fine line with supporters of president trumper president trying to urge them to back him, he's also not trying to turn off democrats. but interestingly about this race, what is happening here in washington, the gridlock and stale mate, that of course is worrying democrat terry mcauliffe. he urges congress to in his words quit talking, get this done. so the democratic effectiveness also on the ballot. jim, erica? >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thank you. >>> speaking of that agenda and what is happening or not on capitol hill, we just heard from congressman pramila jayapal moments ago. here's a little more of what she had to say. >> good morning. this focus is still on the framework, getting a framework. is that enough or do you need a vote? >> what i've consistently said, first of all let me start by saying i'm really proud of our caucus. we have been so united in standing up for the president's agenda and really making sure we don't leave behind women who need child care, families who need paid leave, communities that need us t

as secretary of the interior, his uncle, stewart udall, opened the glen canyon dam. father, congressman mo udall, fought to channel river water to arizona. as a young man, brad was a colorado river guide. today, he analyzes the impact of climate change on water resources. is the west on a collision course with climate change? >> udall: in some ways, yes, but we have fully utilized this system. we've over-allocated it, and we now need to think about how to turn some of this back. because the only lever we control right now in the river is the demand lever. we have no control over the supply. so we have to dial back demand. >> whitaker: 70% of colorado river water goes to agriculture. when the federal government declared the water shortage, it triggered mandatory cutbacks. pinal county, arizona got hit hard. >> waylon wuertz: pinal county alone, we're going to be losing 300,000 acre feet of surface water. that's water that would be delivered from lake powell, lake mead. as part of the colorado river. 300,000 acre feet is 98 billion gallons of water. >> whitaker: waylon

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both democrat terry mcauliffe and republican glen youngkin are spending big.ffe trying to boost democratic support portraying youngkin as a trump wannabe. for some it may work in his favor. as boris sanchez reports, many latino voters care less about the courting and more about what happens after the election. >> peru, nicaragua. >> reporter: it means shopping for cafe at the supermarket. mingling with dozens of workers and customers and the owner, carlos castro. >> you guys voted yet? >> reporter: democrat terry mcauliffe going to great lengths to court latino voters amid signs of a potential shift in the reliably democratic leaning demographic. with latinos making up roughly 11% of the commonwealth's population, democrats see virginia as a test. >> they are sick of trump. they don't want to go back and don't want a trump wannabe coming into this governorship. >> reporter: though president biden won nearly two-thirds of latinos nationwide, former president trump outperformed expectations leading republicans to substantial gains across the country, including i

lady jill biden, barack obama, doug imhoff, stacey abrams, keisha lance bottoms, amy klobuchar and glenys this is what terry mcauliffe has to do because he can't win on his own. he needs to bring in all these people. >> so now having surrogates is suspicious behavior? >> he's trying to turn -- >> yeah, the fact he doesn't want trump to come in. >> yeah, that's the point. he's trying to distance himself from trump while also getting all the trump voters because it's virginia. and so there are voters there that are moderate and aren't going to like trump. so he doesn't have anybody he can call in because he doesn't want to -- he doesn't want everybody to know that he's aligned with trump. so i just think that's a campaign. that's a functioning campaign. >> one thing, i'm for mcauliffe to be clear but youngkin has done a good job presenting himself as an outsider, what everyone really thinks of that. but mcauliffe was governor for four years and i -- he was a pretty good governor and once -- >> of that sounds like a terrible resume. he was governor, but -- >> the voters are so intent to ch

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more active in their own defense, especially in regard to russia and in issues in the mediterranean glen. we keep talking about the brow, which, when russia and nato, at the same time, there's this idea that apparently the to fail to agree on an understanding about how to move forward. because now we're talking about ga, by the ukraine above the baltic region, about the high nordic c regions. what is the problem? here are the lies a blurb to the point where the rushes are each time looking at every single step by they to over you. i to say this is a red flag. yeah, well, this is kind of the main source of all our conflicts in europe. that so you know, after the cold war, well, what should the new europe look like? and we beth and, and idea of creating a europe with russia. so instead, we have made an expansion to unified the whole continent, but that effectively makes them into remission as powers. now the subsequent conflicts are there for so very predictable. all those divide the societies between nato and russia, or george, i, ukraine bellows, over, all of them must choose between eas

a new fox poll out of virginia has glen youngkin up 8 points. eight points of terry mcauliffe. that poll is an outlier, but even if the poll is off by ten, it's still a tossup race. and tossup is where the new washington post poll has this contest. this is a dead heat. and there's also the political reality facing democrats that passing a huge piece of legislation ahead of a president's first midterm cycle isn't always the political life preserver the party in power hopes it will be. democrats found that out the hard way after passing the affordable care act and then republicans learned the sam lesson after signing in trump's tax reforms. the party in power got hammered hard in the following midterms. democrats have a lot of work ahead of them. joining me to break it down, kelly o'donnell is following president biden in rome. congratulations, kelly, on your new title from one senior to another, and ali is on capitol hill. ali, i'll start with you. the president's visit on capitol hill yesterday, obviously it did not create the surge of momentum that democrats were necessarily l

next to him, i believe that's glen de vries, ready to go.ristin fisher is there in west texas at the launch site. a lot of buildup to this moment. did we know that jeff bezos was going to drive them? >> reporter: we did not. and, you know, one of the other things that we're watching right now is that the countdown clock has just hit a hold. unclear exactly why. you'll remember on sunday, blue origin announced there was a one-day delay due to high winds. we're in the middle of a desert here in west texas, wide open spaces. not a lot of rain, which is good. but there is quite a bit of wind. that wind caused one delay from tuesday to wednesday and then a second delay of about 30 minutes. so wind has been a big concern here. it is not too bad from what i can tell, where i'm standing, a few miles away from the laun launchpad, but certainly something to watch. i'm not saying that is the reason for this delay that we're seeing right now. this hold. but you can see the crew very happy, excited, jeff bezos in the driver's seat laughing. this is a mom

glen will do whatever we tell him to do.orter: he has spent the day campaigning in southwestern corner of the state, a heavily republican area of virginia, he and mccauliffe are heading where their voters live. he said he is accomplished that by focusing on issues like education, crime and the economy. >> we see what is happening. this movement, this movement it is no longer a campaign. this movement is parents standing up all over the commonwealth, virginiaians standing up for values we hold deer. we're saying no, not here. >> in person voting ended last evening in virginia. you have to wait untilly election day. eerie voting was available sports in mid part of september. back to you. trey: thank you, rich. >> joining me now, someone who knows about winning governor's race in virginia, he did it douglas wilder former government of virginia, first african-american ever elected governor in united states, thank you for joining us governor wilder, where do you think things stand now. >> good to be with you, trey. best of luck t