governor glen youngkin i don't think, but i don't believe he denied the 2020 election results correctut there with someone who has? >> this is an open 2024 presidential candidate, the main stop in michigan and oregon but now joining the stage with kari lake in a number of minutes here. as liz cheney you will recall a couple of weeks ago, said that individuals like glen youngkin in her words should not accommodate candidates like kari lake. what you are looking at is lake essentially now in these 20 days trying to broaden her appeal to an arizona electorate much of the same way glen youngkin was able to do so one year ago in virginia, where he opened up a big tent party there, and forever trumpers and never trumpers and focusing on state-based issues which is what you heard kari lake increasingly trying to do over the last two weeks and i asked about campaigning alongside her, and she was thrilled. and on the other end, both candidates are yet to take part in the debate. democrats and independents and mccain era conservatives that i talked to, much to their ire. but she did sit down wi

the democrats did not get the memo last year when virginia voted in glen youngkin.nderstand that parents rights come first, first and foremost and also i mean, you said you keep talking about inflation but my opponent goes up on debate and says it's going to be tough sledding for awhile, i'm sorry about that . i wonder if she's sorry about what she's done or what they're about to do to us? todd: finally, wesley, take us home. we only have time for one liner. what's your message to the democratic party? >> you must understand that the american people are suffering and your policies are killing our economy, our way of life, we're having a hard time putting food on the table. please, get out and vote november and vote hep to take back the country. todd: looks like 220 democrats and 212 republicans and by november 8, close of polls me thinks it'll look a lot different thanks to you three gentlemen. good luck on the trail. >> god bless, thank you. todd: rachel, to you. rachel: thank you, todd. climate protesters in the uk accused of having blood on their hands. several a

glen youngkin campaigning in like wisconsin today.moves. tom cotton, tim scott, nikki haley,t, getting out to key ear voting states. none of these folks are waiting on former president trump to make up his mind or officially announce he's mader up his min at this point. with thend trump team for its pt starting to talk about building a 2024 campaign apparatus if he decides to run, meredith mcgraw is here with what her sources are saying. you're covering not just 2022 butst two years ahead on 2024 a well. we know, i've heard this, like i remember making i calls last ye i think, right after inauguration getting the landscape for the next election and people were like hallie call me after the midterms because that's when things will pick up steam. we'rel seeing that already at this point. >> we are.t i was talking to reign operative when reporting for this story and they were like my focus is on the upcoming midterms but actually here's what's going to start happening on november 9th, the day after, and that's really this look a ahead to

so you've got tulsi gabbard, you've got the trumpist kind of wing of the party and you've got glen youngkin, all of whom campaigning for this republican potentially rising star out there in arizona, talk to me about the state of play there on the ground, and the big lift she's getting from the party, and what it says about the party and how the party potentially views her. >> welcome back, garrett. and talking about the republican party, and in realtime, it is calculating its future. and i think this moment, and what we just watched on that stage, is it. we have glenn youngkin who campaigned a year ago, making the case that his party was a big party that included never trumpers and forever trumpers, and then he fast-forwarded here, where k ari lake can make the case, is donald trump's favorite republican candidate around the country and the two of them coming in and combining forces. there's an interesting moment a few minutes ago, where a woman at the back of this crowd, yelled from the back says youngkin/lake 2024, everyone in the room quieted including youngkin and he turned over his sho

glen youngkin said i will make sure advanced math is taught in schools, that reading is taught at grade their kids to do very well. >> greg, part of what aoc is complaining about, when the president issued that pardon for those people who were in prison for marijuana possession, she wanted it to extend to undocumented individuals. she's very upset with joe biden for that. >> oh, boy. >> in the end, how does it play out? >> i don't know, judge. but as you know i identify as latinx. >> why? >> on certain adult websites i do anyway. i'm wondering what she's done for latinos. she's killed thousands of jobs. >> that's right. >> that would have directly benefited latinos in her district. she said nothing about crime. i haven't heard anything. especially crime affecting women. she actually said -- to your point, i hate saying that -- all she does is say, you, you, you, and you go, well, what about you, and she has nothing. i'm reading her mind here, which is hard to do, but maybe what she's saying is she wants latinoing to be turned into a homogenized voting bloc that dems can count on no matt

loudoun county, virginia, glen youngkin gets elected and it's all amazing and heart warming sincerely but those types of actions in today east government schools.me we call them government schools, public schools are government schools and those types of actions we say in the book, i feel like it's like charging a four to five machine gun nest with new -f guns. we -- nurf guns. we absolute your effort but we're going to bury you all. see you later, next. she recognized it for what it is back then. she protested and pull it hadedt and at the central middle school. nothing happened. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school went through that education and still got the program and now we're in the 95th iteration of that in minnesota. they controlled the pipeline of every aspect of the educational industrial complex. the unions being their powerful arm of that, but the teachers, colleagues, textbook, certification, accreditationsd are all hard left is and we want to dis-avow people of the idea that you can move to amo nice zp code or i'll move to a condition servetive community an

parked and getting ready for the rally, the republican candidate for governor and virginia governor glen youngkinning lee zeldin in a few hours. it's similar to the blue trending areas outside of washington dc and virginia, the middle class and upscale, upper class residents. they're concerned about taxes, quality of life, and education. he wants to replicate some of youngkin's policies in the state and zeldin says in public education, he wants to give parents more say. >> the focus of gloverrer youngkin is very much in tune with the education policy feedback that i get from parents in west chester and in those surrounding areas and i believe that parents should have a fundamental right and they have a fundamental right to control the upbringing of their child. >> reporter: for her part, governor hochul campaigned with first lady jill biden and they were in mount kissko and down to long island and hochul addressing the issue of crime that's hurt her in the poll numbers so far in the campaign. she claims that gun crime is down and the perception that crime is high in new york state is simply wrong

we'd be remised to not mention glen youngkin. he won the virginia governship by focusing on the campaign and no failed trump controversy. in that fleece vest, sure. when he rolled up his sleeves to campaign for gop gubernatorial candidates across america, the media target it is and drew out to arizona to campaign for carrie lake, he became enemy number one. now, youngkin embraces carrie young and has them fooled with a lot more. there's a lesson here . the time for appeasement is over. and it's something that carrie lake turned into a huge plus during her primary battle. right now she's offering kind of a master class in how to put the media back on its heels. >> talk about election deniers. 150 examples of democrats denying election results. this is from joe biden and they stole the gubernatorial from georgians and stacey abrams and hillary clinton, trump is an illegitimate president. is she an election denier? it's okay for democrats to question the election but not for republicans? it's a crock of bs and every one of you knows

virginia republican governor glen youngkin last year rode that wave of anger to victory and he said the new report card is a disgrace, glen. >> we must acknowledge the glaring reality that we face together. our nation's children, have experienced catastrophic learning loss and virginia students are among the hardest hit. kennedy: gas lighting secretary of education miguel cardona said this is unacceptable. >> saying this is not a wake-up call for us to double down and improve education, even before the pandemic, then i don't know what will, we really need to make sure we're out leading the arp dollars to help our students. kennedy: or allow those dollars to follow students, because those state us have been doing it wrong, he is in charge, he could have done anything, but he has not acknowledged the problem of learning loss. and a fox news interview with parents shows how upset they are. >> students graduating are not meeting the basic benchmarks in reading and math. for covid yes two years of line of learning loss. >> we got smacked in the face, we begged them please reopen the schools

i like ron, i like glen youngkin and mike m pompeo and ni n nikky and we lost the house, senate and whitespan of two yeyeyears and id oint want to repeat, i want to win. we'll nominate someone to win. stu: look to immediate futures and november elections, are you looking for a sweep, republicans win the house and senate? you think? >> i feel very good about it. look, i don't think i felt this good in se august or september, but i think the trend lines here in october are looking great. my own senator ron johnson's been polling consistently in the 50s and really good for incumbent and i feel like we'll have a great night for the house. i thought it was about 15-25 seats and more like 20 and 30 seats. in the senate, senate is a hard call and trend lines going the way they're going i feel good about the senate as well. stu: i'm reading between the lines, mr. speaker, and i don't think you miss politics at all. >> i love the private sector, i get to teach at notre dame, i got book coming out at aei on how to pay off the national debt and get to do a lot of fun, private sector stuff. it's pret

when i hear something like glen youngkin making light of that, i wish paul pelosi the best, but we'llend nancy back to california to be with him. he needs to apologize. griff: when you look at upsets on election night. it looks like democrats have hurdles here and inflation and the economy, jake, seems to be the number one issue in many out there blaming democrat policies for it. so my simple question to you, with inflation at a 40-year record high and gas prices high in massachusetts and people worrying about home heating oil perhaps this winter, why vote democrat? what's the case with regards to inflation in the economy that voters should pull the lever for a democrat? >> well, first of all, kevin mccarthy and his crew should not count their chickens before they hatch. polls are one thing, elections are another. we've seen in alaska and democrats have been winning and democrat issues have been winning in close elections and i expect that trend to continue. joe biden has helped steward an immensely powerful economic recovery from the depth of covid. the u.s. economy has grown faster

it was for glen youngkin, and immigration is number one issue in new york, it is crime what is the numberichiganers? >> education, the high cost we're seeing. gretchen whitmer, i called her out on that. she had the opportunity to give people of michigan a child tax credit to reduce the personal income tax. she twice had the opportunity. to reduce the retirement tax. all three times she vote toyed. i vetoed them because you wouldn't get them until spring of 2023. imagine that you would get them a few months from now we're in full-fledged recession. she decided they wouldn't get that in your pockets. rachel: no governor took more glee in tyrannical covid policies. i don't think michiganders will forget about that. you will be on the campaign trail. you will be joined by who, tulsi gabbard? >> we have tulsi gabbard out here today. she is talking about exactly these things. the reasons she left the democrat party really has to do a lot with family. that is our focus here in michigan, forging a family friendly michigan. she talked about that, not wanting to take a family voice away. we're grat

michaels will be appearing with virginia's governor glen youngkin. here in wisconsin we have seen a steady increase in midterm voter turnout going back to 1990. we'll see if that trend continues with a lot on the line. >> thank you, omar jiminez. athena jones is here with us. what's driving this? >> we saw a lot of focus on crime. this is an issue that congressman lee zeldin has been focusing on for weeks but we also saw from kathy hochul talking about some of the issues she's been focused on for months. trying to tie lee zeldin to the former president donald trump, zeldin was an early supporter. but really if you look at this debate last night, the question is, whether or not either candidate was able to score enough political points to really change the dynamics of this race. there weren't any huge gaffes or big knockout punches, but there is clearly a lot of enthusiasm on the zeldin side. that is why we're seeing this race becoming closer and closer and that's one of the big issues that democrats have to be concerned about. we did some reporting l

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and then there are others like virginia governor glen youngkin, already using the attack as campaign trail bait. >> speaker pelosi's husband had a break-in last night, in their house and he was assaulted. there is no room for violence anywhere but we're going to send her back to be with him in california. that's what we're going to do there. >> tasteless there. let's go to san francisco outside the pelosi moment with an update on the investigation and where it stands. >> reporter: still recovering in the icu after undergoing surgery over the weekend to treat the fractured skull and serious injuries to the right arm and hand and we learned that fbi and the san francisco district attorney, the san francisco police department, other officials, have interviewed him from his hospital bed as he is recovering. they say he appears to still have all of his cognitive function, and he appears to remember everything from friday's attack. so obviously good news in that sense. mr. pelosi is recovering and we expect state charges to be announced today and the district attorney told me over the week

. >> yes, this was an event that glen youngkin was a part of, involving a candidate in the seventh districtvirginia against the incumbent abigail spanberger, where he was launching into some campaign rhetoric about trying to replace democrats in the upcoming midterm election. and that's when youngkin found a way to bring up the attack against paul pelosi, and then in kind of a strange way tied it to the election this fall. i think we have a clip of the governor. let's play it now. >> speaker pelosi's husband, they had a break-in last night in their house and he was assaulted. there is no room for violence anywhere. but we will send her back to be with him in california. that's what we're going to go do. >> so we reached out to governor youngkin's office to try and get an explanation as to why he would tie a vicious assault of paul pelosi to the election in november and suggesting that nancy pelosi would be sent back to california to be with him in the context of the election. and the spokes person for the governor, kristen davidson told nbc, as the governor clearly said, the assault on paul

the labor secretary today, and yesterday, it was senator elizabeth warren, and virginia governor glen youngkin, and on saturday, it will be former president barack obama, and this is the first weekend of early voting, both sides are saying that they want their supporters to turn out to the polls, and they're getting a sense that they're relying on that outside help to do exactly that. >> shaq brewster live in milwaukee, thank you. >>> mark murray, we have heard from the road warriors about the issues at play in the key races. rights, and threats to democracy and the crime and the economy. there is a lot at stake obviously in this election. stuff that actually affects people's lives depending who has control of the house and senate. here is the thing that i think viewers need to be thinking about now, 12 days out, and we may not know at 2:00 a.m. on election night which way the senate goes, right? this is something that you and your team are touching on, in first read today. when you look back at 2020, at the prj of votes counted the morning after that election, we have a ways to go in a bunch

i think she's been super clear on kari lake, and she even went so far as to chastise glen youngkin and. so there's something to be said for that, but, you know, we're running out of time. and, you know, if i was advising her, i do think she should be actively campaigning because that matters. there are still these mccain flake conservative voters who are republican by habit, but could get nudged up if they realize the extent of the threat. and i think it's up to everybody john kyle and other republicans who get it from the state to speak out clearly on that. >> one little point also the windy is closing. liz cheney may be a different candidacy, but riz cheney, doug ducey, fred upton, all these folks in office for just a couple more months, you have the likes of hutchinson, doug ducey, liz cheney, they're all going to be out of office come 2023, so this window of opportunity for them to really take the mic and get the attention of the populous is really starting to close. >> sure. let me bring into the conversation eddie glaude and matt dowd standing by. i'm exhausted by republicans who