i had actually interviewed former vice president walter mondale, who really challenged me. he said as someone who became very close to hubert humphrey, had his old senate seat from minnesota. and in the 1970s. and he said they discussed 68 many times the close result of the disappointment on the humphrey side. and so i felt almost like i was hearing from humphrey himself, although i never had a chance to meet him. and mondale encouraged me to really consider the true role of johnson behind the scenes, where in the shadows he could still play a powerful role. and it was some other new evidence that i that i was able to use in the book, the reverend billy graham's diary. and it's i was lucky to be that to write the first book, to use this, it's 50 some volumes documenting graham's contact with presidents from harry truman in 1950, all the way to barack obama in 2016. and the 1968 portion is the portion i was allowed to use that you find in the book where graham acted as a messenger or a liaison or a backchannel between johnson, nixon, wallace. humphrey. former president eisen

schrag mondale won 49 states lost minnesota.landslided mondale, then landslided the black community. that is a landslide stevie nicks that's a landslide me a second. i had to go through my white music folder and then i got it. i opened up the white folder and move to elton john and i got it be sure to tune in a new episode of have i got news for you tonight at 9 p.m. >> eastern, and pacific, right here on cnn and before we go, a reminder that doctor sanjay gupta is venturing across the globe to see how the new weight loss medications are transforming lives. doctor sanjay gupta reports is ozempic right for you? that premieres tomorrow, 8 p.m. right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now

leadership council, they attempted to move the party from a new deal liberalism that vice president mondale embodied. he was a hubert humphrey, a minnesota liberal. to move the party to a more market base closer to the center, and that did produce a national victory within eight years. i am very wary of anyone who reads a single election as the obituary of or the perennial rebirth of any one party. the favorite example of this is after the 1964 election when lyndon johnson did so powerfully well against barry goldwater, james reston wrote in the new york times that the republican party would be out of power for a generation. within 48 months, i think the republicans won 60 seats in the house and ronald reagan was elected governor of california. so there is a push and a pull in american politics and that's fine, right? that's what i want, is i want, i believe in that push and pull, i believe in having an arena of disagreement and dissent. to have that arena requires an infrastructure of a common understanding that there are rules that must be obeyed, and that is the question that confronts t

well it's ever it's everything except what minnesota gave mondale. how many did minnesota have we got to go? he had four. mondale had five. you got to go i don't know. what do i you got to throw a number out. what's the number you need? three, 502. i saw the movie and i can't remember. it was over five 500. okay, fine. i don't know five 2135. if he wins more prime time stinks. over 400,000 people with afib have left blood thinners behind with watchman, a safe one time implant that reduces stroke risk and bleeding. worry for life. watchman. it's one time for a lifetime. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union. today, we support the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot so i ate half of it yesterday and this is what she ate in two days. one carrot. bishop of salisbury, blessed of you, please pray for me. the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elder

well, it's ever it's everything except what minnesota gave mondale. and how many did minnesota have? we got to go. he had four. mondale had five. you got to go. i don't know, what do i. you got to throw a number out. what's the number you need? three. 502. i saw the movie and i can't remember. it was over 500. okay, fine. i don't know. 2535. abby wins more prime time stinks. the fox nation black friday sale is here. okay, here we go. all of fox nation's premium content is yours for only $1.99 a month. i speak in the name of the one true god. join now and you'll get all of fox nation's new exclusive series. you cannot silence the word of god. the time is right. what you're about to see is incredible. the price is right. let me see your hands. what better place to be than fox nation? now's the time to take advantage of the fox nation. black friday sale. for only $1.99 a month, go to foxnation.com and sign up toda. hi, susan. honey. yeah, i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this. robitussin honey. the real honey you love. plus the powerf

i find myself in so much agreement with mister mondale for a humble national prospectus. i agree with that. i agree with that. let me pay a compliment to the president's. i'm a year the sucker you're those are you have to be quite smart and you have to be able to hit the ball a long way and i do it. he doesn't do it. he can't at about 50 yards. world leaders are laughing at donald trump and they say you're a disgrace. i'm talking now. you don't mind please. she went out. she went out it is well known that he said of prudence that she can do whatever the hell he wants and going to ukraine couldn't endorse or last week said i hope she wins. and i think you meant that i will totally obliterate the deep state with you and by side we will demolish the deep stay. if you want to defeat the deep state folks from the people we are what to hold. the government for god's sake, are to be the ones who actually run the government, not on elected beer. pressing the deep state, the, the garbage, i see flow. now there is a supporters with literally an own civilized country. now like a gar

released and far less significant than any of that i was able to go home and further 4 years later mondale it was all fest ever a democratically elected president. and with the law problems since 1994. that's an extraordinary thing to have happened and it makes me feel even in the most awful of situations palestine would be the obvious example. now we should never lose hope. i think leadership is also something that we need to look at because it just, leadership is something can we learn to as well. and i'll use the mandela example. you remember jonathan shapiro? of course here get. so this is costume and the size of african costume is an old lead is make mistakes and mendoza also did. and he drew this call tune of mendez, halo slipped the so he gets his phone calls hello shapiro. to recognize that the mr. president cartoon advocate for that thing. right? yes, mister president. well done, mister president. i critique. that's your job. well that he puts the fund and that is leadership. that's supposed to be a lot. so andrew, you mentioned how the 2 political parties and britain are sort of

i find myself in so much agreement with mr. mondale for a humble national prospectus. i agree with that. i agree with that. let me say a complement to the president's. i'm a year the sucker you're those are you have to be quite smart and you have to be able to hit the ball a long way and i do it. he doesn't do it. he can't at about 50 yards. world leaders are laughing at donald trump and they say you're a disgrace. i'm talking now. you don't mind please. she went out. she went out it is well known that he said of prudence that she can do it ever the hell he wants and going to ukraine. wooten endorse or last week said i hope she wins. and i think you meant that i will totally obliterate the deep state with you and by side we will demolish the deep state. if you want to defeat the deep state folks from the people, we are what to hold the government for god's sake ought to be the ones who actually run the government not on elected bureaucrats in the deep state. the garbage, i see floating out there is a supporters. we're literally an uncivilized country. now we're like a

and for the 4 years later, mondale was all fest ever a democratically elected president and with the law problems since 1994. that's an extraordinary thing to have happened and it makes me feel even in the most awful of situations palestine would be the obvious example. now we should never lose hope. i think leadership is also something that we need to look at because it just, the leadership is something to me learnt as well. and i'll use the men della example . you remember jonathan shapiro? of course here. yes. so this is costume and the size of african cotton is an old lead is make mistakes and mandela also did. and he drew this call tune of mendez, halo slipping, so he gets his phone called hello shapiro. next to recognize the mr. president cartoon product you further think straight? yes, mister president. well done. as the president i critique. that's your job. well done . he puts up under and that is leadership. that's what we like. so andrew, you mentioned how the 2 political parties in britain are sort of having the same ideology. and you could say the same thing about the po

this is the most, the most impressive defeat since reagan versus mondale. but you'll never get a defeat like that again. and this is, you know, a representation of the fact that the majority of americans have absolutely had it with these insane idiotic democratic policies. you know, the voter id is just one iteration of insane democratic policies that the public are revolting against. now, the board of crisis being another, the transgender ideologies being another. and so i don't think the voter either you had any role to play in the way the state swans. i think the fact that they have those, either those laws or absence of in the 1st place is why that state is, is democrat or it's fair because that state was a democrats, they begin to know. yeah, very interesting. the what i have to do with that david fry. hi, the lawyer on legal commentary to thank you so much for your time. so you can see that my pleasure. thank you. bye. so as soon as get as again, as wells suite t f says minnesota road and the zip code of the visited russia in order to discuss a potent

i find myself in so much agreement with mr. mondale for a humble national prospectus. i agree with that. i agree with that, let me put a complement to the president's. i'm a.

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hubert humphrey, walter mondale, al gore, joe biden , every white guy who was democratic vice presidentot to be nominated president . the first time the democratic party would not do it would be for the black and asian woman. imagine how that would have run in the african america good news , african-american women who would have been much more supportive of harris you may have seen a greater drop off black support. no great options. >> i don't know that they have not spoken but the last we checked, a few weeks ago, nancy pelosi and joe biden had not spoken since she was behind the push to get them out of the race . jim clyburn was asked about her comments today and listen to what he had to say. >> i just think finger-pointing , the blame, that is not doing us any good. his record is great. the economy is humming, no other economy in the world . everybody -- the question is , why didn't they? i don't know joe biden is responsible for people's feelings. >> people did not feel that way. jim clyburn wanted a small primary process when joe biden got out. >> i think nancy pelosi is right, it

where he got 49 states in the electoral college with only the state of minnesota voting for walter mondale from -- minnesota and reagan beat him by 18 points and that is what a landslide looks like. there were two landslides before reagan and the television age, richard nixon and his reelection campaign in 1972 got 49 states with only massachusetts voting against him and nixon beat george mcgovern by 23 points. but in both of those republican landslides, richard nixon and ronald reagan, the democrats, still easily controlled the house of representatives. and president johnson got a landslide victory in 1964 after the assassination of president kennedy elevated vice president johnson to the presidency and in the 1964 election the democrats won 97 seats in the house. that is 97 more seats. they added 12 seats in the senate which is what they added to their margins. no one thought that was really remarkable because the democrats had been accustomed to having huge margins in the house and in the senate just huge. and the strongest republicans, richard nixon and ronald reagan were in their pres

>> mondale had five -. >> we got to go pick.get to throw a number ou for me. >> what the number you need? >> 500 -- i saw the movie and i can't remember, it's over fi five -- 520. >> she wins for t ♪ ♪ >> major programming announcement. sunday night, live prime time. 8:00 i know football is on but we are on the cusp of a major election. so flip around, check us out. we will do a special election show. 8:00, same time. we've got danny. let's see, we've got danny from connecticut, i love the show. you make politics fun again. thank you so much. john from new york. jesse, they are eating the babies. dogs and babies and cats. luke from baltimore. hey,, this is joe, where's my phone? i think hunter has a burner. lynn from el paso. they took his phone and his laptop, who has the nuclear football? that is a good question. john from florida. joe better be careful or instead of a library, he will get his name on a bench at a bus stop. i just turned 70, i would suffer through the pain of arthritis in my hands to pinch your, jesse. there y

then you obviously stayed on and i believe another five years so you would've been there for the mondaleign but to my memory neither candidates in the two campaign appeared on s&l did that have anything to do with you? >> you know what that would've been awesome and i was the guy appointed and anointed to do ronald reagan and at the time i was a diehard democrat it was nicer back then it was kind and gentler but i did ronald reagan and i did the makeup thing in the tv president, order now, but for me. he never would've showed up in regards we talked about before he invited me down to the white house and i honestly believe that it went from nancy reagan to frank sinatra to me to go down to the white house and i got to meet ronald reagan and that change my whole political outlook back in the day they did not come in i would've love that i would absolutely love that if ronald reagan walked in the studio but that was unheard of on "saturday night live" at the time. >> by the way your reagan was magical and frank sinatra, even david letterman your signature events. i'm wondering we have chang

secretary of state, his secretary of defense, his political guisers, his vice president mondale all saids a humanitarian jess culture to a former ally of 30 or 40 years, we have to let him in for cancer treatments and here's what president carter said. he was the last holdout. he said suppose if i let them in to the either, they'll try to capture our diplomats. what do i do then? there was public pressure by henry kissinger and david rock fell and john j. mccoy saying you have to do this. he could have gotten the same medical treatment in mexico. he could have gotten it in canada. it didn't have to be in the united states and carter took one other precaution. he asked the prime minister of iran, appointed by khomeini and the foreign minister, will you do the same thing you did in february of 1979 when there was an initial effort to take over the u.s. embassy and they repulsed it with iranian police and they said we'll do the best we can. well, in end, they didn't and khomeini allowed the hos stages to be taken to help his own political pace. but carter was the last holdout. it was a brut

[laughs] he says "mondale." i think you're right. we will raise your taxes! but they'll do that on the typical american family. they're raising it more than $300,000 a year. my plan will massively cut taxes for workers in small busin businesses, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax for our great seniors on social security benefits. [cheers and applause] to rapidly reduce inflation, i will end kamala's war on american energy and we will drill, baby, drill. we are going to drill, baby, drill, drill, drill. and i will cut your energy prices and half within 12 months. when that happens, everything's coming down. the doughnuts are going to come down, the food is going to come down. the groceries. i just told the story in pittsburgh. a woman, elderly, goes to a supermarket and takes three apples and brings the apples to the counter, and then she realizes the price went up yet again, and she excuses herself, she walks back to the refrigerator come up with the apple back in the refrigeration, and walks back and buys the two apples. that shouldn't be happeni

hubert humphrey, walter mondale , al gore, joe biden, every single white guy who was democratic vice president gets nominated, and the first time the democratic party would not do it is for the black and south asian woman. that would have really gotten to african-american women who would have been much more supportive of harris, he might have even seen a greater drop off in black support. there were no great options. >> is a striking comment. i don't know they have spoken, but the last we checked, a few weeks ago, pelosi and biden still had not spoken, listen to what he had to say when asked about her comments. >> i think that finger-pointing, the blame shifting, that will not do us any good. he has had a tremendous presidency, his record is great. the economy is humming like no other economy in the world. and so, people don't feel like it. maybe they didn't. the question is, why didn't they? i don't know that joe biden is responsible for people's feelings . >> i think it is pretty safe to say that people did not feel that way. but clyburn was someone who wanted a mini primary proces

vice president walter mondale said the psychological transfer occurs then. meaning it starts to settle in. how do you reflect on that now? >> it is absolutely right. you could sort of tell and following the meeting in -- early 20001 between president clinton and bush. you could tell for both men it was a moment. the realization for president bush that these awesome responsibilities were going to fall on his shoulders quickly. then the same in 2009 -- 2008 with the incoming obama administration. president bush thought ahead about this and he called together the staff and said i want everyone to reach out to their perspective counterparts and invite them in and have the smoothest, most productive transition. you talk to the obama people about it and they will say we're so grateful for what president bush and his people did in order to make it easier for us to come in. think about this. at noon that's the moment on the 20th of january when power transfers from one president to another. noon on the 20th in a secure facility the incoming chief of staff was standi

what made that what it made it so funny is that everybody laughed including mondale. you know he's laughing and he knows also that well this election's over and but reagan said it and it took a little bit then he took the water and sipped the water just a little longer at the moment. a little bit. you know, a little cagey thing to do there. that was definitely jack benny. any other thoughts? i know. i also would say that, sean, you so much to do our director here you just always on top of it. i was amazed you were flying around pulling off miracle every day or two and kudos to you on that. yes. and it really. it is a such a good time, silly thing to to have this movie. now, when the is so divided. yeah. why we were banking. yeah it was like well we don't this to be a political movie you know the way we thought had how can i definitely did not wanted to come out during an election year. just you know who's going to get lost or is this or that or that. and, you know, it's just to add now it came out and it turns what do i know? because it's the perfect to bring it out.

>> well, you know, democrats as a party love vice presidents, whether it's walter mondale, hubert humphreyho did win. they had a tendency to nominate vice presidents because they typically own the political machinery. now, i don't think you should take much of this very seriously, because obviously, no one else is running right now, and the chance they will give somebody a second nomination or a second chance after losing is pretty unusual and happens very rarely on either side. but that doesn't mean that she couldn't have a good political career out in california where she probably has pretty good potential. david: yeah, although once again, i mean, she had such a high profile position over the past few months that it's hard to see even people in california changing their views. julian, you wrote a great piece in the new york post where you say the problem with democrats right now is they are double ling down on what didn't work. even on immigration and i'll just quote from your piece. you say democrats pontificated on the virtues of democracy but seemed to be defying the clearly express

well, one if this is useful, mondale is announced tonight and begins being implemented tomorrow. how long do you think it's going to not fit? we believe that the initial ceasefire will last the 60 days. do you think we will reach that 60 days? water is weak points. you know, i'm going to go on a limb and say, the minis government that has by law can that have been these people are interested in a ceasefire. long as you have heard from our correspondence is really, you know, on it's nice the kind of meet the people, the, the society is just pretty in, in, in dire straits. there's no, there's also a feeling paid, but it's government has gone so far, right? so for shifting that it's not just that question. a couple of ministers. i think there's a good case to be made, but they're not then, you know, we'll use the 60 days of course in order to re gain some force to reorganize his cabinet toward his government or whatever it is and waste out to the by the ministration in order for them to trump to come and then we will see because all these pretty conditions on all these extra conditi

i would say the 80's would've been a better decade with carter and mondale in my opinion. they did not allow freaks in here, overzealous influx of immigrants and all that stuff. so declining -- one got talked about values on the previous call. you look at the democratic party, the values are in stark decline. host: that's all the time we've got for open forum today, thank you to everyone who calls in. we will have progressive talk show host tom hartman joining us to discuss the outcome of the presidential election. and what that means for the future of the democratic party. ♪ >> tonight on c-span skew and day, investigative journalist maureen callahan talks about the physical and psychological abuse she says was experienced by women and girls related to the kennedy family going back to joe kennedy senior in her book ask not. >> bobby moves his new girlfriend, the actress cheryl hines into a home just a few yards away maybe it's 200 yards away. they are flaunting their relationship all over the place. he is threatening like he is going to -- it became this whole thing and s

>> first of all, this feels to me a little as if jimmy carter had stepped down and walter mondale had against ronald reagan in 1980. similar dpgs. the exit polls point us towards focus on the decline against black men. the actual results on the ground are broader. they're kind of like everywhere. they're a headline, a head snapping. philadelphia, detroit, las vegas, big declines in margins for the democrats. but also, the kind of death by a thousand cuts, not only in blue collar places like racine and macomb county outside of detroit and scranton, lackawanna, kenosha, bucks, but also in the white- collar places where the resistance to trump has been the greatest, it was just a little nick, everywhere. montgomery county outside of philadelphia wasn't quite as good. delaware wasn't quite as good. oakland county wasn't quite as good. yes, dane county was 75%. waukesha, she kind of held. but across the board, chester, it wasn't quite enough. so you think, what is systemic that transcends racial lines? joe biden -- well, first of all, we'll come back to gender. the gender gap -- she did no

i would say the 80's would've been a better decade with carter and mondale in my opinion.hey did not allow freaks in here, overzealous influx of immigrants and all that stuff. so declining -- one got talked about values on the previous call. you look at the democratic party, the values are in stark decline. host: that's all the time we've got for open forum today, thank you to everyone who calls in. we will have progressive talk show host tom hartman joining us to discuss the outcome of the presidential election. and what that means for the future of the democratic party. ♪ >> tonight on c-span skew and day, investigative journalist maureen callahan talks about the physical and psychological abuse she says was experienced by women and girls related to the kennedy family going back to joe kennedy senior in her book ask not. >> bobby moves his new girlfriend, the actress cheryl hines into a home just a few yards away maybe it's 200 yards away. they are flaunting their relationship all over the place. he is threatening like he is going to -- it became this whole thing and she

calm down and realize this is not some kind of 49 state shellacking of ronald reagan over walter mondale is matt gaetz will not be the attorney general. donald trump cannot get away with anything and it is not that the democratic senate that told him he can't, it is his republican party that told him he cannot. i very much, we all believe government should be smaller and more efficient, i do not think that elon musk is the guy to do it. he will come in like a bull in a china shop and break the stuff that works as much as the stuff that doesn't. >> chris murphy will argue that the democrats need to offer an alternative, one that will fix the system from within, reform it rather than blowing up, which is what donald trump has been advocating. first, offer an alternative to voters. really good to have you. thank you for joining me. >>> coming up next, what happened in the west bank today and what it means for the israeli war with hamas? i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was

with harris and walz, they have to be the worst campaign they run since walter mondale.ematch like with trump -- pretty much with trump, the economic was good before covid, you know what i am saying, came in and dropped the economic, you know. host: here is an article in the hill that says here are the gop's top legislative priorities under trump. it says speaker mike johnson has been working with senate republican leaders and trump for months on items they can quickly push through congress and the first 100 days. both senator john thune and senator john cornyn, two of the contenders to replace mitch mcconnell, have been involved in the discussions. it says the goal is to avoid the disorganization and clashes that emerged despite a gop trifecta when trump took office in 2017. hard-line conservatives in the house freedom caucus helped derail trump's early attempt to repeal the affordable care act. this time republicans believe they are more prepared to execute. house majority steve scalise said in a recent letter to colleagues that while trump can make many changes throug

starting in 1988, after reagan-mondale 1984, there has not been a single landslide presidential electiont all. 1.6 percentage points is not a landslide. no change in the house. one of the narrowest majorities in house history. that is not a landslide. 53 seats in the senate is good but not a landslide. there is absolutely nothing someone could point to that would suggest this was a landslide. to me, it is a cardinal sin for a political figure or a party to pretend or presume they have a mandate when they do not. biden and democrats pretended they had one in 2020, when they didn't. and republicans, there is a danger of republicans and trump pretending they had one here where they do not either. there are not going to be mandates anytime soon. host: and we are taking your calls for another half-hour. we will go right into open forum, so if there is anything else you would like to talk about, you can feel free to go ahead and do that, talk about that here. on a much lighter note, here's abc news about the turkey pardoning of peach and blossom, minnesota birds will be biden's last thanksgivi

after reagan-mondale in 1984, there has not been a single landslide residential election at all. 1.6ercentage points is not a landslide. no change in the house. one of the narrowest majorities in house history. that is not a landslide. 53 seats in the senate, that is good but it is not a landslide. there is absolutely nothing that someone could point to that would suggest this was a landslide. to me, it is a cardinal sin for a political figure or a party to pretend or presume they have a mandate when they did not. and i think biden and democrats presumed, pretended they had won in 2020 when they didn't. there is a danger of republicans and trump thinking they have one here when they don't either. we have two parties where there will not be mandates anytime soon. host: let's get to your calls and questions for charlie cook. we will start with henrietta in fort pierce, florida on the line for republicans. caller: good. -- good morning. i think this gentleman is just giving us lots of drivel. 316 electoral votes, please. when's the last time someone he got that? in addition to that, it'

after reagan-mondale in 1984, there has not been a single landslide residential election at all. 1.6ercentage points is not a landslide. no change in the house. one of the narrowest majorities in house history. that is not a landslide. 53 seats in the senate, that is good but it is not a landslide. there is absolutely nothing that someone could point to that would suggest this was a landslide. to me, it is a cardinal sin for a political figure or a party to pretend or presume they have a mandate when they did not. and i think biden and democrats presumed, pretended they had won in 2020 when they didn't. there is a danger of republicans and trump thinking they have one here when they don't either. we have two parties where there will not be mandates anytime soon. host: let's get to your calls and questions for charlie cook. we will start with henrietta in fort pierce, florida on the line for republicans. caller: good. -- good morning. i think this gentleman is just giving us lots of drivel. 316 electoral votes, please. when's the last time someone he got that? in addition to that, it'

i think of somebody like walter mondale who had a lot more credibility in the democratic party than kamala harris ever had. kamala harris, one of the things she said a lot during the campaign is we need to turn the page. i don't think the democrats, they can't wait to turn the page on joe biden and kamala harris because, frankly, this is going to be seen now as a failed presidency. >> yeah. >> and the only way to read the vote was the majority of americans did not like the way the biden-harris administration ran this country and they want to see something different from the democrats. >> the 2024 republican party did embrace a loser, just a note, and then he became a winner again. you're talking about turning the page, on monday night david plouffe, senior adviser to the harris campaign he wrote, "it was a privilege to spend the last 100 days with kamala harris and the amazing staff. we dug out of a deep hole but not enough, a devastating loss. thanks for being in the arena, all of you." dug out of a deep hole is implicitly a slam on joe biden. >> yeah. i think it's even more than implicit

there have been many more, beloved losers in either party, i think of someone like walter mondale, who had a lot more credibility in the democratic party then kenneth harris ever had. kamala harris, she has said a lot during the campaign is, we need to turn the page. i don't think that democrats-- they can't wait to turn the page on joe biden and kamala harris , because frankly, this is going to be seen now as a failed presidency . and with the boat, the only rate wait to read the boat for the majority of americans did not like the way the biden/harris administration ran this country and they want to see something different for democrats. >> the 2024 republican party did embrace a loser just for the note, and he became a winner again. you are talking about turning the page . on monday night, david, senior advisor to the harris campaign said, he thought harris could win all seven states. earlier today, he wrote, quote, it was a privilege to spend the last couple of days with kamala harris, and campaign staff led by general major dylan, who left it all . we dug out of the deep hole, but

stands out in minnesota history is when another local person was on the ballot, vice president walter mondaleminnesota it the only state in the nation that went democratic that year in 1984./ that was the reagan landslide. minnesotans in the past have voted for their own. another interesting stat about vice president in minnesota, if governor walz wins that would mean six of the last six democratic vice president would hail from the state of minnesota. in one of the statewide races on the ballot, senator amy klobuchar just declared the winner. she has won by huge margins before. she was facing former nba player royce white on the public inside. she prevailed but not the 30% margin. maybe closer to around 10%. that is about the only race here to close so far. geoff: mary, thank you so much. amna: nebraska has gotten a lot of extra attention this election year since it is one of two states that award electoral votes to the winners in different congressional districts. vice president harris is looking to repeat 2020 democrats pick up one vote there. cassidy, thank you for joining us. republicans

mondale did in 1980. it's not an easy thing to do. i want all the people that supported harris watch her. she won a seat at the table. she lost the election, but she won a seat at the table. first woman african-american watch her on january 6. watch how she performs. and actually and graciously -- actually and graciously and watch her and -- constitutional y and graciously. host: we have been telling you about the other races and the things to look for after election day. one of those is the fuhr of the house and who -- future of the house and who will control power in the house of representatives. with more on that here's john mccardell. >> we may not know for several days the house razor thin margin for house makeup of 435 seats. all of them on the line. some 57 races have yet to be called. remember, democrats need a net gain of four seats to take over the house. right now as it stands republicans have net three seats tonight. trying to look around the map to understand what's still at play. sometimes it's better to take these thing