i'm talking about kyrsten sinema and joe manchin.xtra seat that democrats can get, it makes a difference, especially when we are looking at passing legislation. for most things, you need 60 votes. so, if you get 52 democratic senators, that means you only need eight republican senators. and that can make a difference. >> sorry, go ahead, jonathan. >> symone, since you brought up whip clyburn, i will keep talking about this. what are the conversations being had among democrats, because whether they are in the majority or not, there is going to be a conversation to be had about who their leaders are going to be. we still don't know if speaker pelosi, what is going to do, once we find out what the results are. we don't know what leader hoyer is going to do. we don't know what whip clyburn is going to do. what do you think they're going to do? >> the game has changed. look, now, jonathan. the game has changed. so, prior to -- i would say prior to a month ago, it was widely believed that speaker pelosi was going to retire, step down from

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host: going back to 2018, i believe that was the year kyrsten sinema one in arizona and the republican won governor. how likely do you think it is that this time around that could happen again, either that a republican would win one office and the democrat would win the other? guest: the polling is making it seem that is the most likely outcome. if we can make predictions, and i hesitate to make predictions when we do not see the outcome or the margin of error. but kelly has been maintaining a consistent lead. mostly substantial. on -- i have yet to seen any polls showing masters in the lead. as it gets closer and closer, we look to the governor race we see a bit of an opposite scenario. hobbes was in the lead for much of the early campaign but lake has been trending upward. she is now largely not outside the margin of error. a couple of outlier polls have her in the lead. but we have two or three percentage point advantage. want to look at the trends in the most recent polls. lake might be a little more comfortable than hobbes. kelly more comfortable the masters. that would suggest we

kyrsten sinema might face the same fight. would your organization work towards removing them from office? guest: i would absolutely support it. we saw last night with a democratic governor in arizona and the night before with a democratic governor in arizona, she is wildly not representing the people of arizona as she puts the kebab on many pieces of this legislation. we would not support a primary challenge to joe manchin. what i would rather have him -- a republican, absolutely. i think joe manchin needs to do a better job of representing the people of west virginia. there was a moment that struck me during the build back better fight, where bernie sanders and the president were pushing to have medicare cover vision, dental and hearing for seniors. there are not many seniors saying i do not want my hearing or dental taken care of. there was a specific out there, if you were to analyze all of the teeth in america, west virginians need the most help. joe manchin put the kebache on that provision. why? it would help his state.

when you think about the power, the likes of kyrsten sinema and joe mans shun have had over the last start stuff. the fact that a 51st vote and senator warnock being -- undercuts their power posturing on policies that will actually help people and protect our basic rights. so senator warnock returning to the senate would allow that to happen if one of them decides to go against the democratic agenda item. i also think that 51st vote means there's no power sharing agreement between democrats and republicans. democrats would have outright control of senate's, committees, and business. that is critical, because we know a lot of the business was held up with an evenly split committee where republicans tried to behave as foils. when the 51st vote, we know kamala harris will no longer have to babysit the senate. she can go off an approach other big agenda items with president biden, and turned her attention there versus trying to fly and every single time that a tie breaking vote was needed. it's critical that democrats fight for the 51st seat. and the voters of georgia are already showing

. >> yes, a pretty definitive answer when you look at joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and they prefer other than kristen cinema but she has been more independent than mark kelly. >> brian: and vote for joe biden. and i think that should do the job to the best of the people there. >> for sure and that has been kyrsten sinema and blake masters said he would do as well should he be a u.s. u.s. senator. >> and a lot of freedom when it comes to for sure. >> the w wild, wild west. >> >> steve: as we started the program three hours ago it is five -- two hours rather, five days before the midterms and they start to actually count the votes that millions of you have already cast. clearly, the democrats make their closing argument here they can't talk about what the republicans are talking about. border, crime, inflation, and prices. and the democrats in parti particular, here are three president of the united states, all democrats, they have one topic for the most part, and that is republicans, you vote for them, democracy is doomed. watch. >> american democracy is under attack because the def

i want to thank my colleagues, tammy baldwin, susan collins, rob portman, kyrsten sinema for their leadership on this bill. i look forward to supporting and helping them. the second issue is the issue of judges, my special responsibly on the judiciary committee. thanks to the efforts of the committee extraordinary efforts, patient and long suffering, the senate is about to confirm 85th lifetime judicial appointment including one to the supreme court, 25 to the circuit court and 59th to the district court. this will tie or exceed record of recent presidents since we passed the era under bill clinton by voice vote. so far judiciary committee held hearings for and voted on 109 judicial nominees in addition, 18 more nominees for hearings on track to receive a vote early december it's tremendous progress and bring diversity to the federal to sherry that is unprecedented. we've outpaced the trump administration despite the fact we worked with a 50/50 senate and evenly split committee. after today's confirmations there will be 24 judicial nominees pending on the calendar and the committee expects mo

democrats, yes, they already have 50 votes but they want to get 51 to reduce the impact of kyrsten sinemaalso have barack obama on his way to georgia. we'll see if president biden joins him at some point. meanwhile, there are some republicans trying to tell donald trump to stay away. we all remember what he did in 2021 during the runoff there, his grievance-filled rally hurt the republican cause many in the gop believe. and now of course his focus is on his own presidential candidacy and he may be inclined -- maybe he's being told to stay away from herschel walker. although walker is his own hand-picked candidate there. >> robert, your old boss, barack obama, is the most popular democrat in the party and heading there to gen up the vote. i want to read from a write-up in the atlanta journal constitution. quote -- it's about a poll done after the election, commissioned by aarp pegging warnock at 51%, walker at 47%. that's within the margin of error. but walker has a nine-point edge among voters older than 50. the poll indicates 90% of those older voters consider themselves extremely motiva

he does not know kyrsten sinema.ust like he sat in the house and voted know all of the time and was never a part of accomplishing anything, he could have sat in the house and do that here. build back better passed the house. in the senate i were to kill it. sometimes it is more important to get an outcome ingested and vote no and do nothing done. we stopped build back better, that is a fact. dr. christiansen: if you want to talk about failing energy policies look no further than the keystone pipeline. trump chelated -- greenlighted the permit. [indiscernible] you had four years, and you failed. sen. hoeven: i passed it through the house and the senate. dr. christiansen: you had four years during the trump administration. sen. hoeven: that is the strangest argument i've ever heard. [indiscernible] >> rick becker, you have the last word. mr. becker: north dakota dents note that john is a big spender, he has the record and the ratings. he can say anything he wants that is acceptable sounding excuse to do the wrong thing

with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, it is very important.emocrats have a hard map in 2024 for the u.s. senate. this battle is just beginning. it'll be a complicated complex and conflicted 2022, 2023 headed to the 2024 election. >> yeah, very interesting. all right, professor david, thank you so much. >>> well one of the closest political contest that's going on right now is not in congress. kpix 5 john ramos reports they have been on pins and needles since thursday when the last ballot count left them just 14 votes apart. >> reporter: there are a lot of people working hard right now to make sure every vote counts. that is especially important here in livermore where at last count, the mayor's race is hanging by a thread. >> it's quiet downtown. >> reporter: he is well known in livermore and served as mayor here until they were termed out in 2020. but now he's back to give voters what he says is a choice of an experienced candidate. running against him is newcomer knob, a local realtor who came to this country as a young boy and hopes to beco

joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and dianne feinstein, a little older, it helps to have that extra insurance of another vote. >> i think the only insurance is going to be judicial appointments because everything else will be difficult, especially if you're talking about an economic agenda and getting republicans to come on board. i'm going to jump in -- >> please. >> -- on this part. i want to say about tuesday, republicans are expecting a revolution. they got a revelation. the revelation is a lot about the mpact of women voters in this area and how they are activated. we know from 2018 and 2020, with a sense of urgency, you see women run, donate, you know, protest, and get engaged. come the dobbs decision in june, it did have that impact that a lot of republicans are not talking about in areas that matter, whether it was a ballot initiative or suburban area like pennsylvania. we did see positive sides with women and the republican party when it came to strong governance or would governors who look like they were holding the line, whether male or female, they were rewarded by those suburban

the memo is to develop collaborative between sse cam on the floor, susan collins, kyrsten sinema alsoy listening to feedback and working extensively with many of our senate c colleagues with faith-based groups on the outside and also other stakeholders. the first criticism that i have heard is this bill is not sufficiently protect people of faith. i disagree. i believe religious freedom is a fundamental pillar of our constitutional order and i'm confident nothing in this bill will diminish the religious and conscious protections that exist under the first amendment or any other federal laws. to further advance and protect our religious freedoms, however armament contains four very important provisions. first, it acknowledges decent honorable people the whole diverseia views about the role f gender in marriage. and such people and their beliefs are due respect. this is very important. many religious organizations have dealt with are strongly supporting this legislation. to make the point people can have different points of view were going to respect that. it also has a very important a

meaning that these democratic candidates will need to win over major swaths of independents like kyrsten sinema018 and mark kelly did in 2020, as well as winning over -- for mark kelly and the other democrats, they are pressing this is more about the threats of democrat sick, as well as the threat to social security. chuck? >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> let's go northwest of arizona to the state of nevada, when the country gets the cold, economically 1/2 tip dale gets the flu. all three house democratic incumbents are in some tough challenges. my colleague jacob soboroff is in las vegas. another one where it's all about partisan turnout. >> reporter: also, and arizona is grounds for election denamism, nevada is certainly one of the epps centers, and the stakes could not be higher on that front as well. i was here almost exactly two years ago, as they held that press conference with all those trump surrogates alleging thousands of illegal ballots here in las vegas and in the state of nevada. ultimately, that tornado out to be untrue, but even president biden speaking out about democracy cou

senate, but it would give them extra cushion for when joe manchin tries to cockblock them, or kyrsten sinemabernie sanders misses a vote because he's arguing with a grocery store manager. "shove that apple pay up your ass, i want to pay with a check! wait, hold on, i wrote the wrong date... give me another chance." so we'll have to wait until december to see what the final count in the senate is, and really, that race can go either way. but can we just admit, now that the stakes are a little lower, you kind of want to see what herschel walker would be like as a senator. i'm not saying they should! i'm not saying they should. i'm not saying it would be good for georgia or for the country, but -- but when he gets mitch mcconnell pregnant with another secret baby, it will be worth it! it will be worth it! [cheers and applause] "he sent me a card." but while democrats are celebrating their success in the midterms, republicans are looking ahead to 2024, and the question of who will take on the animated corpse of joe biden for the presidency. so obviously, all eyes are on donald trump, because he'

kyrsten sinema and i get along really well. we work on legislation. when we agree, we disagree to 80% of them but the 20% of the time that we agreed we should work together. chris coons and i worked on a stork with black colleges and university funding. why? because we think that if you have a big need and we can help fill that and it makes the country better off long-term, why not? why wouldn't you focus more on education? >> just mentioned a few times the importance of faith in your own development. i'd love for you to talk a little bit more about what role you see the faith community, religion playing today. are the active enough in helping to heal some of these divisions that you think are hurting our country? what should we be telling leaders of faith in our community? >> i think we are not active enough. one of the things i've learned from my face is that it teaches me how to treat you, and of one's been had you may treat me back. the warning is really important as well, right? when you read matthew, you think about the mother emmanuel church sh

joe manchin was the standup guy along with kyrsten sinema and i noticed some other moderate democrats beginning to line up behind it. the stuff going on on the border is not sustainable, alright? you see a bunch of democrats, and i know they are from swing states. but i don't need to question their motives. directors, -- the fact is, we cannot just have a couple million people illegally cross the border every year. it's just not sustainable. just like we will not end natural gas and fossil fuels in the next eight to 10 years. because, there is nothing to replace it. people know that. so, entitlement. i mean, we have a lot of work to do, ok. a lot of work to do. i think that you will see a big change. but i think the congressional changes coming. but i think the biggest change and the most important change will be 2024. because in order to effect major reforms, in any of these areas whether it is taxes or spending or inflation or the border or education or civil rights or what have you, you need the white house. you need the white house. i believe you will see different occupants in th

to attract as many votes as possible, to even attract moderate democrat senators joe manchin, kyrsten sinemat bl should republicans look at in order to gain as much support as possible, in a slim majority certainly in the house? >> not a penny more. until you reform irs this is an irs that leaked individuals data thousands of people's data give a to it left wing group to use the blackmail people they say investigating it but refuse to tell congress, anything that they lender in their investigation. this is the irs, whose labor young campaign contribution go to one hundred percent to democrat party you have a one party -- irs. and they support the democrats financially, and they have been leaking against conservatives your contributions give to left wing groups to attack them cancel culture highly politicized when they got 80 billion dollars they expect to get 80 billion dollars to hire 87,000 more people this is the way democrats set it up, we don't care about anything of that go ahead do more of it the republicans, i believeable, will say, until you clean your act up, no more money, to both

i think joe joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have done a great job with that slim majority. >> a majoritymakety. >> they don't give out different size gavels and nancy pelosi loses her j jjob. i think they will regret the way they treated republicans, they have been treating us like terrorists, turnabout will be fun. kennedy: i remember talking to you all masking hypocrisy, and ethics bullying this democrats engaged in, i don't want to see the pendulum swing the other direction, i would like for your caucus to govern to give americans more freedom. what is the possibility of that. >> a good possibility, to be more serious about this slim majority, every vote in the g.o.p. conference has to be respected. you can't marginalize 20 or 30 members like you could if you had a large majority, it will be good. we have a chance to take the high road like you said, nancy pelosi suspended three day rule, you know 3 days to read bills, almost as she took the gavel, we can given 3 days to read bills instead of us is spending that rule. -- of us is suspending that rule, and it is important to set expect

can't afford any defections if you are chuck schumer, that means you've got to get romantic and kyrsten sinemaervative democrats to agree. that is uncertain. it would be important for the democrats to do that because republicans come if they take the house, there is a strong possibility they would try to use the debt ceiling as leverage in negotiations with president biden in the new term. we've seen in the past that can get quite ugly. manus: ok, bruce. let's see what is delivered tonight in crazy politics. bruce einhorn with the latest. we will kick into the new economy form just up the road here and it will be a cracking lineup we've got. the debate will be of course what do xi and biden achieved today. dani: i can only hope you have your linen suit packs. i know it is hot there. that is it for us. markets: europe is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the mos

i think that kyrsten sinema has done a great job fighting off the tax increases and so far we've killedill. i don't want any bills. i don't want any more bills. and by the way, i want to add one thing here, there's another bill out there, sometimes called the china compete bill, which has nothing to do with competing with china, would be as much as 300 billion dollars of additional federal spending, industrial policies, corporate welfare, bailing out a chip industry that does need bailouts and i've got to tell you a dozen of republicans voted for it and shouldn't have. >> richard is in brentwood, maryland. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, peter the great and as usual the top three interviewers in the country. appreciate your efforts. mr. kudlow, you just mentioned to that previous caller about making nonclinical comments about mr. biden's cognitive abilities and you know, that's-- of' listened you with steven forbes and sununu, i think it was, steven moore and you actually called our president an idiot. so, enough of that. but my question is this, you referred to-- >> i don't believe

i think kyrsten sinema has done a great job fighting off the tax increases.o far we've killed the bill. i don't want any more bills. and by the way i want to add one thing here. there's another bill out there sometimes called the china compete bill which is nothing to do with competing with china. would be as much as $300 billion of additional federal spending, industrial policies, corporate welfare, bailing out a chip industry that doesn't need bailouts, and i've got to tell you, a dozen republicans voted for it in the senate and they shouldn't have. just going to say that. >> host: richard is in brentwood maryland. good afternoon, richard. >> caller: good afternoon, peter the great. you are still one of the top three interviews in the country. mr. kudlow, you just mentioned to the previous caller about making nonclinical comments about mr. biden's cognitive abilities, and i've listen to you on the phone with stephen forbes and sununu i think it was, and you actually called our president an idiot. so enough of that. but my question is this. you referred to -

when you have basically a 50-50 split in the senate, people like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have always had large influence. they likely will heading into the 118th congress as well. >> there's also the energy permitting reform. it helps renewables. he tried getting this on the continuing resolution and it failed. there is a lot they are putting on the defense bill that scott mentioned. think he could do more straightening for that. host: a lot of calls free gentlemen glad we have you for an hour. democrats line, you are up first this morning. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: good. go ahead. caller: republican said when they take over the house, they are going to do the investigations into hunter biden and joe biden. i just wondered if they learned their lesson from not winning as many seats, if maybe their attention is not focused on what the people want. i just want to know what your opinion was, if the republicans when the house, if they would do all these investigations. thank you. >> i actually do think they would go forward with that. even having a one seat maj

it is getting bipartisan support from the four democrat senators mark kelly, kyrsten sinema, maggie hassan and john tester demanding a detailed plan by tomorrow asking in that letter what lessons has dhs learned over the summer and thousand will they be applied to avoid releasing migrants into communities without support moving forward? the numbers backed the senators up. the last three fiscal years from just under 460,000 in 2020 to 1.7 million in 2021 and 2.4 million in the last fiscal year and why john cornyn supports going after mayokas. >> they refuse to enforce the law. you have heard speaker to be mccarthy said investigating mayokas, the secretary of homeland security, will be one of the first things up in the republican house. >> as you mentioned axios is considering barring some asylum seekers from entering and more overhaul plans. the white house has yet to make any formal plans public. >> bill: you could ask the democratic senators where were they before the mid-terms? >> dana: tim cook meeting with republican lawmakers this week. that visit to washington coming at elon musk wag

four moderate members including arizona senators mark kelly and kyrsten sinema sent a letter to mayokas demanding a plan for when the policy expires on december 21st. it comes at house minority leader kevin mccarthy met with the president yesterday and invited him to the border to see what his policies have done. aishah hosni is live at the capitol to give us the president's response. >> good morning. that's right. the gop leader did ask the president to visit the southern border with him when he went to the white house yesterday. he said that the president didn't say yes, didn't say no. instead he simply dodged the invitation. watch. >> what is the president's response when you invited him to come to the border with you? >> i asked him. he asked me what did i want to see happen at the border and i walked through exactly what i want to see happen at the border? i want to see border agents were able to do their job and not be processing agents. >> saying the president said i'm sure you would want me to come down. the invitation comes as four moderate democratic senators are pressuring dh

concern and though concerns are mirrored by four other moderate democratic senators including kyrsten sinemag alejandro mayorkas nor a detailed plan of action by tomorrow. in a letter they sent him, they wrote this. they've expressed concern with with dhs' preparations for the end of title 42 especially as the situation has deteriorated at times. record encounters have led to record situations. the biden administration is considering barring some asylum seekers and surging prosecutions in preparation for this policy to end. fox news condition firms that there were nearly 2,000 migrant encounters in just the el paso sector in the last 24 hours that means the fiscal year to date in that sector is up 257% compared to this time last year. incredible numbers there. on sunday, of course, we saw video footage showing chaos near the rio grande river as venezuelan my grants were clashing with mexican police that were trying to clear a camp of thousands of migrants. gop leader kevin mccarthy told fox that he personally invited the president to visit the border. he told fox the president just dodged th

the mold of that moderate they like to call themselves common sense democrats in the mold of kyrsten sinema. >> still more counting to be done in the governor's race. what are you seeing there trend wise? >> interesting there was the first two weeks of ballots from those 292,000 early ballots that were dropped off on election day. there's been a lot of speculation about who those votes are going to favor. there's a lot of messaging that republicans should perhaps return their ballots in person. don't trust the mail, don't trust drop boxes. but these ballots that come in on election day come from people who start procrastinating and wait to see how things play out. the first traunch of votes released tonight benefitted the democrats much to the surprise of many people who expected that it would benefit the republicans. it's too early to say that sets any kind of a trend, but it bumped up the lead for katie hobbs, the democrat in the governor's race. and it put kelly over the top as well as adrian fonte who's arizona's secretary of state and now arizona's next secretary of state. >> republica

you do not have kyrsten sinema, but you were pulling joe manchin on board. me. it's not about the apology. they are reflexively going to say "i'm sorry." there's no cleaning up -- but that's all they know how to do it anymore. looking at the lives he puts in jeopardy by saying they are obsolete under his watch. speak to the earlier we had as well about the warnings forecasting of the democratic party, should they gain any seats, it is in spite of these gaffes and policies, obviously a party line thing, and this is not boding well for 2024. have an effect tomorrow, in 2024. >> shannon: i cannot imagine them backstage at a rally like this. you are all huddled, you see your candidate or president say something, and you know that's going to be the line that the press is going to pick up on, and it was a "here we go again" moment. he made his faux pas, his statement about coal factories, cleaned it up, and now they have to clean it up again. to brit's point about gas, he's right that biden has been a gaffe's machine carried i read a "new york times" article from

and then there are other democrats like hen ray cuellar my mount a seat for kyrsten sinema's seat. 2024tration and how they have been handled it. this will be more of an issue for democrats i still think to jonathan's point this is something largely discussed on the g.o.p. side of things. >> bret: speaking of the g.o.p. side, representative katko who we have had on on this immigration issue wrote biden team flunking security test the border china and more showing the white house not up to the job. the administration continues to get bogged down in political posturing and semantics of the crisis while failing to acknowledge the litany of tises stemming from individuals terrorist watch list crossing our border in record numbers. must stop talking past each other on this issue. the terrorist watch list is a big issue. some 40 plus on that list apprehended in october. >> that we know of. also in october 64,000 known got aways and we have no idea though was included in that group of people which is not a sustainable situation for this country from any perspective from a national sovereignty

everything and they use their campaign contributions and a stack of checks going to joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and everybody on these committees as we speak. corporations want to be on the table to write the new law the way they want it written. it can get watered down over the course of the next few months and it can say exactly as he's put in this little section about it which will correct this problem of starbucks pretending that they make all of their coffee in ireland. the thing that makes me the craziest about this, one of the explanations that corporations use, and you'll see that about 200 corporations came out against the entire biden tax plan, if you-- i guess yesterday or the day before. so, what they say is that if you raise their taxes, you're taxing job creators, they are the job creators. morris, are these people job creators? >> that's the most ridiculous idea that-- anyway, no, they're not job creators. >> and employs thousands of people, is he a job creator? >> if you're a barista in starbucks, the people that create your jobs are the people who are paying $6 for those latte

republicans were fed up with this because you look at this letter, written by senators mark kelly, kyrsten sinema, tester in montana, hassan from new hampshire, to mayorkas saying "record annual encounters led to untenable situations in arizona. shelters beyond capacity. el paso has seen over 700 migrants released directly on the city streets due to overcrowding. it's not safe and created a dangerous situation for migrants and communities." it kind of feels like everybody has had enough. your thoughts. >> the executive branch is charged with executing the law and making sure that america is safe and by having this process play out in the supreme court and overturning the white house's decision to go after our most dangerous illegal immigrants, that's a step in the wrong direction. 11 million illegal aliens in this country, how do we expect the department of homeland security, i.c.e., to go and deport each and every one of these illegal immigrants. it's not going to happen. it's not going to work. if we can prioritize and go after our most dangerous, those that possess the biggest, greatest threat

that's what bolted kyrsten sinema. cautious it could be a trump friendly batch. would like to see their lead grow. about an hour from now when we get the release from maricopa county and potentially if it ends up being a bad mix here votes dropped off on election day, to have enough pad to absorb that. i think we're going to learn a lot from arizona in an hour from now. in nevada, laxalt is leading cortez mast stowe by 20,000 votes. two main sources in nevada, one is washo county, reno. there are 61,000 uncounted mail ballots there. it's a bit of a mix here. about 2/3 of them arrived before election day. 1/3 arrived on election day. we do know the ones that arrived on election day by party registration are more republican than the ones that arrived before election day. waiting for an update. they're telling us tonight it will be an update from washo county. won't be all 61,000. it will be a small one. then there is -- we don't know the number, this is the biggest wild-card in nevada. it may be the biggest wild card in the senate. we don't know how many votes ther

in elections past, that particular batch of ballots has been historically significant, helped kyrsten sinema in 2018 clinch her victory, her seat as senator, and then in 2020, they trended toward president trump. republicans are hoping far similar sort of situation this time around. blake masters just yesterday tweeted that he is hopeful that so far the momentum will start swinging in his direction. he said there are hundreds of thousands of pro-republican ballots to count. we will overtake them and win. we're also hearing of course from the kelly and hobbs campaigns expressing confidence this will ultimately end up for them. >> all right. erin mclaughlin live in arizona. steven kornacki said circle 10:00 eastern time tonight if you want to know what's going to happen in arizona. in neighboring nevada, about 50,000 volts remain to be counted in that state's largest county. those include mail-in ballots and ballots placed in drop boxes at polling sites on election day in clark county. stephanie gosk as we said is live at the clark county election building in north las vegas. stephanie, what a

they could expand eir majority in the senate to appoint where they would not have to deal with kyrsten sinema manchin who have been barriers in ma cases to advancing the democratic agenda. ohio emerged late in the campaign as a place where it looked like that might have been possible because of a very effective economic populist campaign by tim ry. but the thing to understand out ohio and florida, to states that produce very significant republican results on tuesday nights, is these traditional battlegroundtates have increingly become republican stes. thewins and florida were striking and friendly, ohio, the republans held a lot of thei strength throughout the state. ohio had some wins in a district they had sought to gerrymander, but on balance, an immense amount of rebuilding to do in ohio. the result looks like it has cost them the ability to claim two seats -- see to vanish. the hope is mandela barnes might be able to pull it out the wisconsin and that is something we will keep an eye on. the other thing we are also going to be keeping an eye on because ohio -- the two western seats in ar

kyrsten sinema has video of the break-in. >> reporter: after cutting the lock on the metal gate, one thieves starts grabbing an arm full of pricey sex toys. the other heads to the back of the store for the cash register and lingerie. they ran out of the store within 30 seconds. around 6:00 am, this happened. they went into a black mercedes near 17th and telegraph avenue. >> this has never happened to m business but is happen to all o my business neighbors. one neighbor has had four break-ins another neighbor got broken into. they just stole sodas and a cash register. >> reporter: joiner is running for oakland city council. a longtime resident and business owners said they have experienced firsthand a problem they hope to help address including crime. >> i don't know if it was targeted. they are targeting businesses. the police department is inundated like everybody else and every other city services. small businesses need to stay open. we are the vibrancy of the city. we have a lot to offer the city. >> reporter: she spent the day reinforcing the gate, changing locks, and taking inve

on another front i've worked with my friend handed cuellar democrat from texas, kyrsten sinema democratand senator cornyn e have a bill, it's a bipartisan bicameral bill that helps start to address this.ll a we filed this bill a year and aa half ago. there are options there for the administration, the number 1 thing i am looking for is a dialogue. let's secure the border, people are dying. theyere are no longer just migrants, border patrol agents, everyday people not to mention w th the fentanyl and other deadly coming over this border. >> my point in saying democrats werwe heard just recently fromo arizona democratic senator mark kelly criticizing the administration.ve nornw arizona's governor-elect katie hobbs is slamming the administration as well. h >> arizona has borne the brunt of decades of inaction from both parties in washington. we need action on immigration reform. we need we need real border security. i don't think they are doinggh i enough i would love to have them visit anm vid to see firsthand. >> democrats talk about that but whatn the administration talks about your not

democrats clinching the senate, but a warnock victory would stop joe manchin and kyrsten sinema to holdpreme court reinstated the state's abortion laws. walker, who claims to be anti-abortion, facing allegations from multiple women that he paid for their abortions. he had denied those allegations. joining me now is a political reporter, greg, always an honor to have you with us. on a national level, herschel walker's gaffes get plenty of attention, but how are they playing with the voters in the state of georgia? >> great question, because they're playing into -- well, senator warnock's argument that herschel walker is unfit for office. he's been using these gaffes, these slip-ups, these lies from herschel walker to build that case that the republican just isn't fit for office, that he shouldn't be a u.s. senator. that the job is tough and demands someone serious in that office. and in warnock's case, it's him. >> so polls giving warnock a slight em, ahead with independents. does he have enough momentum at this point? >> he has the slight edge, but it's hard to poll the electorate that

kyrsten sinema in arizona not that they would flip parties right now, but the possibility of that andhere's no room for that kind of switch without completely changing the makeup of the senate. what do you think? >> i think that energy, again, is a key word. we saw manchin go after joe biden last week in a very vocal way and joe biden didn't really have an answer for it, and i don't know. if you see a republican senate, if you see joe manchin who is up for reelection in 2024 reconsidering the democratic party's future, i don't know. one thing we're going to see is joe biden has passed a lot of these bills, but a lot of the money from the inflation reduction act, from the chips bill has not been distributed yet so he'll probably spend the next two years doing that and interesting to see how that compares to what congress is doing or absolutely not doing. neil: yeah, more of the latter, to your point. interesting. natalie, thank you very much. natalie andrews on those developments. well, you've heard a lot of republicans bashing the president and democrats in general doing squat about t

back in 2018, kyrsten sinema dominated the results here. but then in 2020, donald trump won about 54% here. and so the big question is what does this batch look like in 2022. does katie hobbs have a chance to hold on, does blake masters have a chance to overcome mark kelly. a lot of question marks. >> thank you so much. and andrew ross sorkin is with us. great to see you. you've been talking to ceos and business owners. they think this is the best case scenario process. >> my phone has been blowing up because they believe that trump has been taken off the table in terms of what happens in '24. when you think about stability and the idea of confidence in the marketplace, that is what they want. at the same time, we will get some form of divided government it appears. they also -- it is like a goldilocks scenario. the way ceo and investment community think about the world, you think about '24 desantis, does he move more populist, that speech last night or does it move back. it appears if you believer the numbers and where we are, that things

this is also not just any democrat, when you paint this democrat mark kelly, in contrast to kyrsten sinema was an individual over the course of the last two years, consistently voted with the biden administration and the democrat majorities agenda. he voted for the inflation reduction act. he went on board with, essentially, every element of the democratic agenda here. and then, the big question was, in arizona, independents and those conservatives, reticent to trumpism, would they be able to stop voting for democrats for third cycle in a row? and what the results here tell us tonight is the answer is yes. arizona is a legitimately purple state now. donald trump was not on the ballot here. it was at the time while inflation was high, and immigration was at the forefront, a record number of migrants crossing the sheer. republicans truly believed that they had, a national race here, they had everything they needed to pull off a win and again this republican seat. but that's not the reality here. and then, if you shift and look at the governor's race here right now, i just got to be frank. th

. >> democratic senator kyrsten sinema reacted to the vote saying these families are normal, these marriages are normal and i can't wait for people all across the country to be able to talk to their children and their children's children in the time in america when we made it completely normal for families to be together. the bill heads to the house where it's expected to pass by the end of the year before heading to joe biden's desk. >>> as democratic and republican leaders in congress are preparing to act to pass legislation that would avert a nationwide rail strike that coming after president biden called on them to do so after he warned a strike could deal a devastating blow to the nation's economy. this is overriding what union workers wanted to see happen here. it's also frustrated some progressives on capitol hill who said the offer should include paid leave for the rail workers. biden came into office promising to be the most pro-union president in the country's history, so i imagine this is not necessarily the decision he wanted to make here but what led him to? >> reporter: you kno

, which is why there was a significant challenge in passing legislation, were joe manchin and kyrsten sinema actually up for re-election. they're going to be a lot tougher for democrats in the caucus this next year. so getting raphael warnock back there, getting a little buit of margin on that vote, is going to be really important for democrats. that may matter for things like nominations and other things that president biden is going to try to do. >> hilary, you made a prediction the sunday before the election about democrats and their chances in the midterms. i want you to look. >> i think we're going to have bad night. when voters tell you over andover and over again that they care mostly about the economy, listen to them. stop talking about democracy being at stake. democracy is at stake because people are fighting so much about what elections mean. voters have told us what they wanted to hear, and i don't think democrats have delivered this cycle. >> as you just mentioned, they kept control of the senate and did better-than-expected in the house. >> my pessimism about the senate was wro

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