and now we know in mccain country, we know who the next governor will be. just think about this, today liz cheney tweeting out, you are welcome. kari lake. this is a lot of energy. what's your reaction? >> my reaction is that somebody who like to call her opponents cheaters and crooks who told john mccain supporters to the eve and walk out the door after john mccain's more than three decades of devotion to a public service who campaigned as a donald trump mini me was sent walking. because that was not wet arizona moderates, arizona independents, or arizona republicans wanted. and i think she made a really bad, bad bet in the state of arizona. and republicans will be looking at this in the state, as kyung was just saying, what did we do wrong? how did we nominate this person? and how do we fix the republican party? >> the course correction issued, i want to point, out as you point, out the idea here we are talking about election denialism on the one hand, but also the overall alignment with trump, doesn't claude chanting, in some respects, the idea that you

you need bush, mccain, romney, trump, mcconnell.all the kinds of flavors of republicans together. because when you start to eject people, it makes it really hard to win. in states that are purple. like arizona, and others, pennsylvania, georgia, you name it. >> i want to go back to john king. how did hobbs win and kari lake, when she was out campaigning. was she out walking around with a constant incredible lighting and a microphone at her at all times trying to create trauma? how did she win? >> i think you're gas had made the point. i'll go through the numbers, both in arizona and make a national perspective. but this election, many of these candidates that voters view as a little too spicy, a little too out there. whether it is trumpism, or election denial. whether it's restrictions, or something else. a lot of voters just decided, we don't want that spicy. we will take normal, we will take maybe a little bit more doll. katie hobbs by 40,000 -- but she will be the next governor of arizona. and significant, she will be a democrati

they wanted from john mccain.es, but guess what, republicans dominated the state when people like john mccain were winning republican primaries. now, again, they've lost both senate seats. they have lost the governorship. they've lost the secretary of state. they're losing all of these constitutional offices. right now from 18 to 20 to 22, arizona is blue, and it's blue for one reason. i brought up matt salmon. matt would have won last night. other candidates would have won last nigh. you go to pennsylvania, chances are very good that if dr. oz had not been the nominee, you know, that race may have broken a different way. again, because of the political environment. you can go state by state by state. and it always seems like the primary voters in these states egged on in some parts by donald trump are picking the weakest candidates to win general elections. it's about owning the libs, congratulations, you're owning the libs with no power. but if it's about winning elections, maybe they need to start thinking diff

you need bush, mccain, romney, trump, mcconnell, whatever.ou need all the kinds of flavors of republicanism together. because when you start to eject people, it makes it really hard to win in states that are purple, like arizona and others, pennsylvania, georgia, you name it. >> i want to go back to john king at the magic wall. how did hobbs win. kari lake said, was she even out campaigning? she certainly wasn't walking around with a constant incredible lighting and microphone on her at all times trying to create drama. how did she get it? >> i think your guests have made the point. i'll go through the numbers in arizona and give national perspective. whether it's trumpism, whether it's election denial, abortion restrictions wlrks it's something else, a lot of voters just decided, we don't want that spicy. we will take normal. we will take maybe a little bit more dull. katie hobbs won by 20,481 votes. that's not a final number. we still need to figure that out. but she will be the next governor of arizona, a democratic governor of arizona, re

this was the mccain sheen striking back. >> can, powerful words. and apparently, as you, say returning the favor. here to discuss all this right now. chief political analyst here at cnn, or a forger. cnn political commentator, charlie dent, and ashley allison. first of all, we think about where we are right now. we are in the monday after the midterm election. we are still waiting to see who finally will actually be the majority party in the house. now we know who the next governor will be. just think about this. today, liz cheney is putting out your welcome kari lake. this is something, this was a lot of energy. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is that somebody would like to call or punish cheaters and crooks. who told john mccain supporters to leave, and walk out the door. after john mccain more than three decades of devotion to public service. who campaigned as donald trump's mini me. was sent walking. because that was not what arizona moderates, arizona independents, or arizona republicans wanted. and i think she made a really bad bet, in

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this is a party that is running against john mccain insulting his family and done this time and time again. the most popular statesman in decades. they need to realize their value -- >> kari lake said if there is a john mccain supporter in this room, i want you to get the -- out of here. >> yeah. >> i subscribe with the quaint notion political parties are designed to add to the people you have in your -- >> also, i mean, what has kari lake ever done? no offense to tv anchors but she's been a tv anchor her entire life and in a state -- >> and an obama supporter. >> yeah, for her to be insulting john mccain seems -- >> also, another example of what works for trump doesn't correlate with other people. i think the arizona gop and many state gop leaders across the country will recognize trump might be a trophy in a primary but he's toxic in a general. >> wolf? >> anderson, thank you. we have another major projection to make now in arizona once again. cnn projects that democrat adrian fontes wins the race to be arizona secretary of state, defeating mark fincham. also a self-proclaimed memb

and while john mccain was still alive, he seemed to believe that. after senator mccain's very sad passing, lindsey was unmoored. i don't know how else to say it. and in 2016, he was still somewhat of himself, and he pointed out a lot of the inconsistencies and the dangers of donald trump, and then when trump ended up getting elected, senator graham threw his lot in with him. and now the supreme court has refused to hear his appeal that he must testify about whatever he was doing to overturn the election in georgia. i find it bewildering that somebody who was always on the conservative side, don't get me wrong, has so thrown his lot in with the cult that goes along with the big lie and seems to be moving us in a direction that i think anyone with half a sense of american history knows is going to hurt us. and i think everybody should stand up and be held accountable and hold each other accountable for where we stand today, going into this midterm election. >> well, secretary clinton, hold on for a second. we're going to take a quick commercial break.

prize for leadership in the public service, with these words the son of the late senator, jack mccain, presented this year's award the organizers noted that 15% of the servicemen of the armed forces are women , they perform under fire at the same time other work to win the award on behalf of the women of ukraine was accepted by the first lady olena zelenska, she spoke at the forum in an online format, the john mccain award is annually awarded to people who have shown outstanding leadership in the fight for justice, so far all the news on this, the next issue will be at 11:00, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel and the air alert is still ongoing throughout the territory of ukraine, except for the temporarily occupied crimea, so take care of your life and health, stay in shelter let's see how people who suffer from rheumatism and arthrosis live. they heard that the weather is changing, right? i smeared myself in the morning dolgit now let the dolgit cream relieve pain, reduce swelling and improve the mobility of the joints, because the joints are already broken by the only yellow cre

prize for leadership in the public service with these words the son of the late senator jack mccain this year's award the organizers noted that 15% servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine are women, at the same time they perform other work under fire for victory, the award was accepted on behalf of the women of ukraine by the first lady olena zelenska she she spoke at the forum in an online format, the john mccain award is annually awarded to people who have shown exceptional leadership in the fight for justice, the world cup is being held in a boat, the final part of the 22nd fifa world cup is starting the day before, due to the country's climatic conditions, the world cup will not be held in the summer for the first time in the opening match at the elbait velhauri arena, the host team will traditionally play against ecuador , starting at 18:00 kyiv time. the world cup between 32 national teams will play in 64 matches, the national team of ukraine could not overcome the playoff stage and will take part in the final part of the world championship. i also note that france is the cu

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senator mccain embodies everything it was to be a leader. and at a time when our state and our country remain divided, his legacy, his legacy of building bridges and focusing on arizona is an example of what we all should do and what we should look to. >> on the campaign trail, alex, that message resonated and it's what he contends the type of role that he intends to play up on capitol hill. again, in 2020, he won initially and what was that special senate election to fill the remaining two years of john mccain's term. and now the, he will be serving a full six years and democrats, they're looking for just one more senate seat to hold on to the senate majority, alex. >> -- senator john mccain certainly a favor of arizona. let me ask, you vaughn, when we will have the results for the governor's race. >> we are going to be expecting in about the nine, ten, 11 pm eastern hour tonight. another batch of several tens of thousands of ballots out of maricopa county here. those ballots, again, could provide us an idea of where this election is headin

. >> i voted for mccain in 2008?voted. >> i will vote, i will see you at the polls. >> did they not tell the former president that line was in there about john mccain? >> wow. okay, take it away. your boss is against tiktok. >> this reminded me of pajama boy from the obama era. what's interesting is republicans and now the fcc says ban this app as they collect data on our children and democrats are embracing it. you know how crucial these days are and what did biden do last week? he invited eight tiktok stars at the white house met in the office. they toured the supreme court and met at the dnc and full on embracing this platform and now the dnc is the only political party with a presence on this app that's collecting data on your children. it is dangerous and it is not worth the cheap political points you are trying to score. >> dr. sapphire. >> most of these apps do collect data, the difference is a chinese company. why don't we think the chinese communist party is going to utilize that against us. you mentioned pr

and andy mccain, two of john mccain's sons. this is a part of their very clear effort that not only looking at 2020, but continuing to mount here in 2022, it is that effort to win over these arizona independent voters. even the conservatives who are reticent to the likes of trump-ism. and then on the other hand you have kari lake, blake masters, and the entire gop slate of candidates, they're about to arrive here shortly, in north phoenix, before making their way up to prescott and scottsdale for events here and campaigning alongside the likes of steve bannon, charlie kirk. this is a situation in which when we're talking about turnout, this is three-fold. the number of early ballots coming in from bright blue pima county, the greater tucson area, they're coming in at a sturdy pace that makes democrats happy. but then you've got the rural counties which in 2020 turned in their ballots late and they are expected to, in even a higher number, vote tomorrow, at the polling places here, and these voters are important here, because we

city to see and see for yourself kherson is ukraine ukrainian women were awarded the senator john mccainnually at the international security forum, and in the canadian halifahsia, this is how people from all over the world are awarded for their pursuit of justice, the prize was presented by the son of senator jack mccain he announced that 15% of women are currently fighting in the armed forces, other ukrainian women teach, treat and protect children in wartime and thus inspire the whole world how ukrainian women live in wartime told first lady olena zelenska i would like to tell you what ukrainian women are going through today. 40,000 of them are on the battlefield serving in the armed forces of ukraine. under the threat of shelling , ukrainian women work in offices, shops , institutions under the sound of sirens without russia and the most expensive in history, the world cup of football starts in qatar, thousands of fans gathered in the capital until now for a light show with fireworks, this is the first championship to be held in the middle east due to the intense heat, it was postpone

the people who had perhaps the most painful experience wer among the first to reach out i think the mccainry is particularly interesting becaus he was a guy who had an attrition experience here in prison and yet he has been amon the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> we took several trips to vietnam, and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it is no longer a worker it's a country, with people. >> have you been out with returning veterans? >>> oh, yes, all the time. do they often want to go to the area that they served to change oh, yes. do they often meet with the people they fought? >>> yes. >> even beef the two parts come to the areas they unloaded thei bombs? >>> yes yes even b-52 pilots into areas they loaded their bombs. >> yes. what do you see when they come? >>> extremely emotional. extremely emotional. people burst into tears. the memory i could tell you 45 years ago was an enemy. i did anything and everything t protect my life and to protect the people in my platoon. but today when i see you again, not as an enemy, as a person, everything just disappears.

are there any republican mccain candidates? here we put a stick -- here's how she was campaigning. won this battle, and i want an epic battle in arizona. we drove a stake through the heart of the mccain machine. >> i don't know, jen psaki, i feel like maybe you could use a few of those votes from those people that you drove the stake through. people>> it turns out, chris, aa people of arizona still like the war hero who proudly served for decades and died heroically of cancer while saving the affordable care act. people still like him. so, yes, it is clear that she misjudged that. i do think it's impossible to overstate kari lake was supposed to be either the air parent to trump, she ran as a mini, trump at a better communicator as we were just talking about, chris. i was watching her thinking, wow, she's super compelling. oh my god, don't be compelled by. her right? and that is how a lot of people i talked, to democrats, independents, not political people felt. very compelling. or even someone who was talked about as someone who could be his running mate or take on trump. what doe

but the fact that i am sitting in former senator john mccain senate seat.d all strive to live up to. because arizona deserves nothing less, than a leader committed to always putting country first. >> joining us now is arizona democratic senator mark kelly, running for reelection. senator, thank you very much for joining us. tonight this really is your last moment, speaking to voters. what is your closing argument, the one minute version of it? >> well, i did what i said i would do, when i went to the united states senate. that's working across the aisle to get things done for arizona and the american people, working with republicans on issues that really matter, like bringing jobs, semiconductor jobs back to the united states. you get it down oil and gas prices, arizonans, like so many people across the country have been struggling with this inflation that we've seen for such a long period of time now. and then finally, i mean, cutting the price of prescription drugs for seniors, standing up to big pharma, it's something i was committed to doing, i did that

to john lewis and john mccain, and many others.to begin by thinking liz who works with me and previously worked with john mccain, who was physically carrying the liberty metal to make sure that a senator did not misplace it on our long trip in kyiv. -- two key. i want to thank the leaders from philadelphia who are here and helping to inspire and lead and incredible community that bridges are two great nations. we will open by singing the cranial national anthem and are national anthem. thank you for what you do and your witness and service. [applause] on our trip to ukraine, we first stopped in poland and had the opportunity to witness how dozens of countries from around the world are coordinating the delivery of both two and and ella terry aid into ukraine. said the table with the leaders of the hundred and first division of united states airborne and to see leaders from all over europe from across nato coordinating plane after plane and bringing spratly -- desperately needed relief and supplies into ukraine. it was inspiring. we

mccain and romney were an alum annihilated, florida when democrats impose cycles and in the process he chalked up to supreme court justices would have had three if it weren't fo mcdonald. the establishment gop had embraced globalism in endless war they had overseen the flattening of americans wealth, and presided over the 2008 economic meltdown. all the while plea paying lip service to social conservatives. trump came in and turned that all around. fast-forward to today. i'm not going to dwell on trump dustup with other potential 202 nominees, but as far as desanti is concerned, to keep your eye on the establishment types that start throwing money at him for big government coalition representing wall street big defense contractors, big tech, they are already circling pair they are going to try to co-op him and change him and eventually, they will try to swallow him whole. >> his populism, dissing it mor popular does he replace trim an a friendly way or does he replace trump and sort of move back more to the middle paretsk at think the adjusters are goin to be there, i think it's going

to john lewis and john mccain, and many others.egin by thinking liz who works with me and previously worked with john mccain, who was physically carrying the liberty metal to make sure that a senator did not misplace it on our long trip in kyiv. -- two key. i want to thank the leaders from philadelphia who are here and helping to inspire and lead and incredible community that bridges are two great nations. we will open by singing the cranial national anthem and are national anthem. thank you for what you do and your witness and service. [applause] on our trip to ukraine, we first stopped in poland and had the opportunity to witness how dozens of countries from around the world are coordinating the delivery of both two and and ella terry aid into ukraine. said the table with the leaders of the hundred and first division of united states airborne and to see leaders from all over europe from across nato coordinating plane after plane and bringing spratly -- desperately needed relief and supplies into ukraine. it was inspiring. we had

and she said out loud, all mccain republicans, get the hell out.party that still have a great deal of respect for who john mccain was and what he represented? >> the other thing she's messing up, there's a lot of independents and democrats that she could have swung over that did like john mccain, especially latino voters. but what it's telling me, she thinks she won't be able to eke out any more moderate voters and now she needs to get out extremely conservative voters to come out and vote. and that's why she's taking that tact. we do know that our top of the ticket democrats, according to the latest poll, are polling 10% of republicans, which really puts her in danger, because the democratic registration is only 4%, and we're running independents now. so this is a tactic to make sure she's getting every republican, hard core republican, some that we would consider extreme to the point of maybe white supremacists to come out and vote for her. that's why she's taking some really hard, disgusting tactics, especially against the mccain family. >> cong

in a many debate over the surge in the run-up to the primaries in 2008 and mccain won.even with mccain candidates you could see winning in a rack or achieving stability that would allow us to exit most of our forces from the country was still powerful among republicans. what was going on when trump attacked jeb bush over the war, he said w lied us into war in iraq was part of it and also much more. it was more about ending the bush era, turning the page on the bush era. think about the condition of america in 2016, 2015, clearly we are ending a very polarized 2-term presidency, barack obama, the situation overseas at that point, situation domestically is not good. and yet. of the two parties offer? jeb bush and hillary clinton. another psion of the bush dynasty and you can't get more establishment than hillary clinton. trump is basically saying bushes over. there was disappointment in iraq, still huge discontent and opposition to immigration reform which jeb bush had written a book about prior to his run and the economic legacy of the bush presidency which ended with gl

, and it's a debate that mccain the strong support of the surge won. even then with the mccain candidacy we could still see that winning in iraq or achieving stability there. that would allow us to leave most exit most of our forces from the country with still powerful among republicans. however, i think what was going on when trump attacked jeb bush over the war when he said that w had lied us into war. iraq was part of it. it was also much more. it was more about ending the bush era >> p so turning the page on the bush era you think about the condition of america and 2015, clearly ending up on the racing two-term president with the situation overseas and domestically is not good and yet who do the two parties offer? jeb bush and hillary clinton for another offer of the bush dynasty and you can't get more establishment than hillary clinton. basically there saying to say there is disappointment in iraq war and still huge discontent and opposition to immigration reform which jeb bush had written a book about and that economics one —- economic legacy end

we commend in the book john mccain and joe biden who wrote the eulogy for john mccain as two examplesprofound respect for one another. trey: the conflict has become so debilitating for those who will never run for office, but they have survive holidays with folks with department political beliefs, is there a difference between can draft draft -- contrast and conflict. >> i think you are very optimistic. we wrote an op-ed, that called just for that at thanksgiving dinner, let's try to get along and respect -- let's listen. i noticed you used that word on this show. let's listen to each other, and receive each other's opinions and really listen not just wait to get our point of view in. there are a lot of families and a lot of women leaning families who would love for that to be the way we spend our holidays and next set holidays. trey: thank you so much, for joining us. >> thank you. trey: coming up, how to have a meaningful and purposeful life. how to live a life of gratitude, "new york times" best sounding author. heisman trophy winner tim tebow is joining us next on "sunday night in

when the vote on the affordable care act happened in the senate and john mccain voted to keep it, wow what happened. the former standardbearer of the party is with dems. she just lost the race and now on to the lake and desantis stage. the republican party moved fast. brought on initially by donald trump and celebrated by the party writ large. >> mary petola won a first full house term as the first native american woman to serve in senate and the first democrat to win since 1970s. >> it's incredibly significant. alaska's not a state that democrats focus on in the presidential election so the fact that we have a democrat there that flipped that seat for the first time in several decades is momentous and historic given the fact she is native american. it gives democrats another vote that we need now given the fact that republicans narrowly taken over the house and it demonstrates the fact that alaska -- i don't know that necessarily means to compete there in the presidential level but opens the door to more democrats holding office to gain power in that state. >> let's talk about that r

we'll find out why i am manuscripts mccain and welcome to the program. we begin in indonesia where power outages and land slides are hindering the search for survivors of a deadly earthquake. fallen trees and debris are blocking access to many areas where civilians are still believed to be trapped at $5.00 magnitude quake struck the main island of java, killing at least $162.00 people and injuring hundreds more. authorities say some of the victims with students at an islamic boarding school who had just finished their classes, breaks by break rescue team, search to the wreckage for signs of life. many here and she and you're close to the api center of the quake were left trapped inside their home schools and businesses . as buildings caved in or collapsed. this just one of the hundreds that had been reduced almost entirely to rubble. for some of those who did make it out alive, this is where they have spent the night a make shift, emergency ward in a hospital car park. i b drips hung by whatever means possible. and medical teams left needing torchlight t

the man i mentioned mccain, a real problem for the north vietnamese.orth vietnamese were trying to run a reasonably efficient prison system. trying to get propaganda out of these p.o.w.'s. these guys, for them, these guys in their 40s. these old man were confounding all of their plans. they realized there were 11 guys. all of these p.o.w.'s, there were 11 guys that were so obnoxious, uncooperative, intentionally subversive, ineffective that they had to get rid of them. so they kicked them out. do you realize how bad you have to be to get kicked out of a p.o.w. camp? that is these guys. not surprisingly, three of the ringleaders were graduate of the united states naval academy. you might have noticed the increased security out in the parking lot this morning because one of these red probe rates, one of these troublemakers, is with us today. i'm going to get in trouble for recognizing him. i'm going to apologize in advance for doing that, but there's a very special gentleman who has been very special to my family. my daughter actually carries his middle

to john lewis and john mccain, and many others. begin by thinking liz who works with me and previously worked with john mccain, who was physically carrying the liberty metal to make sure that a senator did not misplace it on our long trip in kyiv. -- two key. i want to thank the leaders from philadelphia who are here and helping to inspire and lead and incredible community that bridges are two great nations. we will open by singing the cranial national anthem and are national anthem. thank you for what you do and your witness and service. [applause] on our trip to ukraine, we first stopped in poland and had the opportunity to witness how dozens of countries from around the world are coordinating the delivery of both two and and ella terry aid into ukraine. said the table with the leaders of the hundred and first division of united states airborne and to see leaders from all over europe from across nato coordinating plane after plane and bringing spratly -- desperately needed relief and supplies into ukraine. it was inspiring. we ha

he died a war hero, icon, and she has called him a loser on the campaign trail said we don't have mccain republicans in here do we if you are get the hello out maybe on margin maybe didn't help you to bad-mouthing a dead senator somebody served his country. >> she is you trump endorse i think her base. dagen: i know but. maria: i mean kari lake -- dagen: not running. maria: on the border. dagen: not running away at this point, is she. maria: but i think half of the vote is still to be counted that is right we don't have all results in arizona. dagen: big question does it help trashing is a dead senator? from the same state? >> didn't help trump. dagen: one thing i want to quickly point out this is -- gay watchman working for report, the dem turn out problem in florida real massive luckily for dems didn't materialize anywhere else, ohio, michigan new hampshire pennsylvania texas house races dragging in florida new york most uneven midterm i have seen. maria: i agree with that good word. >> i think looking towards west, i think laxalt is in good position to win that senate seat rural nevad

even then with the mccain candidacy you could still see that winning in iraq or achieving stability there that would allow us to lead, exit most of our forces from the country was stillpowerful among republicans . however i think what's been going on when trump attacked jeb bush over the war, when he said w has lied, there was part of it but it was also much more, it was more about ending the bush era. turning the page on the bush era. you think about the condition of america in 2016, 2015, clearly we were ending a very polarized presidency in barack obama. the situation oversees that point, the situation domestically was not good. and yet who do the two parties offer?jeb bush and hillary clinton so another sign on to the bush dynasty and if you can't get more establishment and hillary clinton on the left . so trump their, he's basically saying bush is over because there is redisappointment in the iraq war, there's still huge discontent and opposition to, rented immigration reform which of course jeb bush had written a book about prior to his run. and the economic legacy of the bush presi

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. >> sean: i'm not assigning blame, but john mccain was the one vote in that moment. >> he was. it was -- i tried to capture that moment. >> sean: people will read the book. you did multiple interviews to talk about that time, that period. i've known you for all of these years. going back to the time that you were a congressman and a governor and this whole other life and this whole book that you write. people want to focus on the one chapter. what percentage of the time did you have harmony in this relationship? i know you both. i've known your both for 30 years. i couldn't define two different people. very different. right? and but yet, what percentage of the time was it a perfect partnership in terms of getting the job done? >> you know, i recount a few moments where we had disagreements. but i always kept those in private. you know, i truly do believe in humility and orientation to authority. as vice president i believe my role was to be there to support the president. not to be just one more voice among a chorus of people with opinions. i think that created a rapport betwee

but by 2020, there was a sense that his attacks on john mccain, for example, were falling flat and thathere was a sense that covid had been mismanaged. there were problems with the way that things have played out throughout his administration with a slice of republican voters, but really it was the independents who had had it stylistically with him and i think what they showed this week they were willing to continue with someone who stylistically talked to independents throughout and has not been bombastic. >> i'm glad you reminded us of what could have been a lingering mccain factor in that. he is larger than life, not just in arizona, but really nationally. as we talk about the potential trump factor, we also have to zero in on kari lake. she is locked inside a tight race with democratic katie hobbs in the arizona governors race. lake has never wavered in her support of the false election claims. do you think that might impact the outcome of that race? >> you know, i think that in the governors race that race has been slightly closer all along than what we saw with the senate race. ma

because she had spent so much time disparaging mccain. the cheney-bush wing of the party. some people may not have seen your tweet. what did you clap back at her last night? ms. cheney: you're welcome. [applause] paul: i'm not sure we are ever supposed to reveal what happens backstage, i did check. and her staff confirmed that it was the congresswoman's idea. she just was waiting and waiting. let's talk overall about the mid terms. you did something you have never done before in your life. you openly endorsed and in some cases campaigned for democrats. how did the people that you endorsed and campaigned for, what was the sort of overall record? liz: i think four out of five prevailed. i really -- i looked at this election cycle very much was one where we had to make sure that we prevented election deniers from taking power. and especially in offices like secretary the state offices, governorships around the country. and i think the outcome is really heartening and very hopeful. i think we are not at the end by any means of this long battle that we have under way, but if yo

it is so starkly different than kari lake punching the mccain supporters and people that love mccainart message. >> that message, it is interesting. that message stands out. jumped of the page to me. republicans talking like they haven't spoken in a decade. we have to expand the base. nome doesn't govern like a person that needs to expand the base. you had mitch mcconnell saying that the republicans were too harsh, severe. they scared away independents. i saw a headline in "the new york times" that the senate gone over a procedural safeguard to ensure marriage equality. shocking headline how easily that procedural vote passed. remember again, just for perspective, then vice president joe biden went on a sunday show and said the administration supported marriage equality and paid a terrible price for it inside the obama white house because barack obama was running for election. so that was just a decade ago that even progressives were angry at joe biden for getting ahead of them on the message. you have republicans and democrats coming together to support a same sex marriage protectio

in the footsteps of senator mccain. i think that the arizona voters chose a well with senator kelly. but i am a house guy, and let me tell you something, in maricopa county i won my race, but we have one heck of a close race. the mayor of phoenix used to be -- against an incumbent member of congress, and he has got a really good chance of winning that seat, and in southern arizona, in fema county, with an earlier drop from pima county, it is now and a drop from one percentage point of the heavy favorite. it was already called by certain entities, i'm not sure nbc was one of the ones that called out race for her opponent, but she has come back, and she is within one percentage point. do not count out either of those two key congressional seats here in arizona. we have got a fighting chance, and great candidates and both those seeds. >> and we see that news is not prepared to project a winner in the secretary of state race in the state of arizona. adrian fontes is the former maricopa county recorder, now the projected win

[cheers and applause] - even after the 2008 election, mccain loses. obama wins.re. they really tried to focus on the idea that healthcare would be rationed. would be limited. sarah palin talked about death panels, as if people would have to stand in front of this little group of undoubtedly far-left physicians and healthcare people who would decide, you know, "no. sorry. you have to die." - those two words will not be found in any of those thousands of pages of different variations of the healthcare bill. no, "death panel" isn't there, but he's incorrect, and he is disingenuous. - sarah palin was really a pioneer in that she was really the first politician to spread disinformation like death panels on facebook. you could skirt the established media, go to facebook, go to the internet, and get your message out that way. - let's be clear about one thing. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. [cheers and applause] - after that with palin, all hell broke loose. americans had a well-established and very useful skepticism about media. on

kari lake told a legion of john mccain supporters they could go to hell.ight they returned the favor. hobbs now set to become the fifth female governor in arizona's history. >>> this morning control of the house still undecided but republicans still plan to hold their internal leadership elections to pick a speaker nominee. that will happen today. kevin mccarthy has officially declared his bid for speakership and already returning into pretty stiff headwinds and a republican civil war clearly breaking out in the senate between leader mitch mcconnell and florida's senator rick scott. je jessica dean joins us live from capitol hill. what do you got? >> reporter: good morning. start in the house first, where the election will be held today, the vote will be held today. you have a current house minority leader kevin mccarthy running to be speaker, should republicans take the house. not the situation he thought he'd find himself in now. by now they thought huge majority in the house, control declared. none of that has happened yet. certainly a different situati

he fill the seat once held biden senator john mccain. it was the governor's race between a democrat, katie hobbs, and kari lake. the race is still too early to call. we are standing by in phoenix. ivan, as always, good to talk to you. senator kelly gave his victory speech earlier today. what did we learn? >> yeah, mark kelly, we projected he is gonna pull this off over blake masters. the remaining 400,000 ballots are not gonna be enough for blake masters to overcome the deficit that he is currently facing here. >> we have a protest here behind us. enough you can see that sign. they have already called for kari lake. nbc news has not done that. ballots have to be counted here. there is a protest happening behind us. now living in the reality. this is a process. it has existed here. they're verify these ballots in realtime. there have been no specific allegations of fraud or regularity. the county confirmed to me that no campaign has come forward to them with any specific concerns. as for mark kelly, i want you to hear a little bit of this

we, are actually about to hold the republicans for kelly event, alongside one of the sons of john mccain, jack mccain, and by contrast, i want to name off sox individuals who have stood alongside the republican slate of candidates, blake masters and kari lake, they're on a bus tour and we're here in phoenix where they will be arriving for another event soon. last night, they were with steve bannon. earlier this it week, they were with charlie kirk. somebody who has propagated the idea, the notion of a war on white people. yesterday, they were with this guy named jack, a conservative provocateur, one of the lead promoters of pizza gate. and then there's wendy rogers, and i just want to let everyone understand who she is, a current state senator in arizona who is censured by her own state senate, republican majority state senate, after posting anti-semitic racist tweets, just one of them, i stand with the christians worldwide, not the global bankers who are shoving godlessness in our face. and she had a white nationalist conference and talked about galows to hang political opponents and i

and yet mccain and romney engaged ineb many debate even wh the mccain candidacy because still see sopowerful among republicans. however, i think what was going on when trump attacked jeb bush warns that w had into war, rock was part of it but it was also much more. it was more about ending the bush era. turning the page of the bush era. you think about the condition of american 2016, 2015, clearly we are ending a very polarizing two-term presidency and barack obama. the situation overseas at that point. the situationon domestically is not good. and yet who did the two parties offer? jeb bush and hillary clinton. oh another of the bush dynasty. and you cannot get more establishment than hillary clinton on the left, right? so trump is basically saying bush ise over. there is a disappointment in the iraq war. there is still huge discontent and opposition to which of course jeb bush had written a book about prior to his run. and the economic legacy of the bush presidency which ended with the global financial crisis and the great obsession was also in theso back of voters head with a repu

mccain and romney were annihilated. florida went democrat. both cycles. and in the process, obama chalked up two supreme court justices would have had three if it weren't for mcconnell. the establishment gop had embraced globalism and endless war. they'd overseen flattening of america's wealth and presided over the twenty economic meltdown, all the while paying lip service to social conservatives. well, trump came in and turned that all around. fast forward to today. now, i'm not going to dwell on trump's dust up with other potential. twenty , twenty four nominees. >> but as far as the scientist is concerned, keep your eye on the establishment types who start throwing money at him. the big government coalition representing wall street , big defense contractors, big tech. oh, yeah, they're already circling and they're going to try to co-opt santos and change him. and eventually they'll try to swallow whole his dissent, justice, populism. >> does he get more populist? does he actually replace trump in the fringy way or does he replace trump and sort of move

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