michael lawler did not push back on that statement either. attend the naacp candidates form so this is part of a pattern obviously when the former president of the united states donald trump blame jewish people for his impending lot -- lost mike lawler when on television and defended that dangerously anti-semitic statement. these are just a few examples of why we need new leadership. we also talked about restoring women's basic reproductive rights and securing our southern border. i'm not going to get into the dogfight because we have enough of that. i mean, you guys just had a debate and there was a little bit back and forth on that. people see that. with three days left to go, why you? why you in the midst of everything else, why you? >> i have a record of actually delivering for working people in my district. capping the cost of insulin for seniors like my grandmother for example, on medicare and of course starting next year no one on medicare is going to have to pay more than $2000 annually out of pocket for their prescription drugs. that

the one in which they are not favored is an upstate district, michael lawler the current house member slightly favored over jones but even that seat is very much within grasp. do not be surprised of democrats when three over four seats if they take back the house. if they sweep all four which i think is possible they will have a very good night. >> obviously it's new york state and again it's not a swing state but it does raise questions nationally which also raised by the iowa poll. we started the show talking about it so as we reach the end let's talk about it again. and selzer, very respected, showing harris ahead of trump in iowa. no one spent a dollar in advertising because it's not a swing state. if the analysis is correct, and harris wins, what does that say? >> the bottom line is if she wins the great state of iowa she has a very good chance , 90% chance to win the presidency. if donald trump wins he is favored to win the presidency but kamala harris would still have a pretty good shot. >> harry, thank you. 29 hours away from new hampshire starting off the voting on election d

. >> ari: michael lawler.republicans but at least we are talking about it again. >> harris: i want to steal something from leslie because i do think this is true. democrats, the whole country, but democrats have to leave on -- lean on this point. show the rest of the country what it means to do exactly what you said, turned the corner on this and get ready in your party and for the country what it looks like next to fight or whatever the heck you want to call it. >> leslie: i think we already have. there's a phone call there's a concession. no storming the capital. >> harris: he's doing the right thing. he took the high road. some in your party are not. will they do that? really for the betterment not just of the country but your party. >> emily: 's we talked about yesterday part of the effectiveness because it's true, of donald trump's candidacy and campaign, he said it's me now but it's you next. it's us next. we have seen that already. letitia james in her speech was an example. the trump administration tra

keep an eye on new york's congressional races tuesday, especially the 17th district race between michael lawleremocratic congressman mondaire jones. democrats need four seats to reclaim the house and are eyeing lawler's seat along with three other vulnerable republicans in the state of new york. while new york is a deep blue state, the landscape is somewhat shifting. take a final emerson college poll before the election that shows lawler leading the jones by four points in recent weeks. the stakes go beyond typical party lines. u.s. involvement on israel's wars in gaza and lebanon [ inaudible ] lawler has doubled down on attacks, framing himself as a more unwavering supporter. surprisingly, despite his ties to trump, who ridiculed jewish biden supporters and align himself with multiple holocaust deniers, lawler secured the endorsement of a key jewish community and the district just days before the election. with me now is democratic nominee for new york's 17th district, former congressman mondaire jones. great to have you back on the show. what you make of this recent endorsement? key hasidic g

lawler in blackface and how has this come up in the race? we can put it on the screen for people. i'm not being facetious. he dressed as a popstar against michaely don't got the picture. he was in blackface. >> he was in blackface. he still has not truly apologize and claims he didn't know in the year 2006 or didn't know it was offensive. what subsequent reporting has made clear is this is part of a pattern with mike lawler. the political published an article talking of two different occasions in recent weeks, one of which involved a guest at an event mike lawler hosted who used the n word, he pretended like the guest had never said anything at all, didn't push back. there was another event at an interview in fact in which the host said there's no such thing as white supremacy but there is black supremacy. he didn't push back on that either. he attended the candidates forum. this is part of the pattern for him obviously when the former president donald trump blamed jewish people for his impending loss in a few days mike lawler went on television on at least two different occasions and defended that dangerously anti- somatic statement. these are