pat toomey said it was sad to see fetterman struggling during the debate and said he should take more time to recover. pennsylvania's other senator, bob casey, is supporting fetterman and says he has a clear record of public service phillip? >> one of the most important races, not just in pennsylvania but for the whole country. brie, thank you. >>> supreme court justice samuel alito said supreme court justices were quote, targets for assassination after the leak of the opinion to released it gave people a rational reason to make people think they could prevent it from happening by killing one of the justices. alito authored the draft and the final opinion that removed constitutional protections for abortion, triggering bans on the procedure across the nation. in 2005, though, when alito was seeking senate confirmation during his nomination to the supreme court, he assured senator ted kennedy of his respect for roe versuswade the late senator recorded a recollection in his diary, which included a quote, "i am a believer in precedents i believe that there is a right to privacy". kennedy

>> pat toomey came out saying again you are applying for my job. if you want to be a u.s. senator you have to go out and answer questions. he needs to debate me more often and longer. the pittsburgh post said you have got to debate oz enough times before absentee ballots are returned. pat toomey is arguing that he has to answer questions from the press at these events and answer questions from voters. he has not answered a single question from anybody at his events. how do we know he can do the job? and he has to be more transparent about his medical records. he has been called upon to do this for many records. i released mine and went to the doctor's office to get updated information. he has to be transparent to help the voters make the right decision. brian: if you don't debate him, can you win right now? it seems that he wants to run out the clock. >> that's what everybody on the democratic side is hoping he will run the clock out. he didn't want to debate but he got cornered in it because there was intense pressure pennsylvanians. if you can't defend your position, you

pat toomey said this last month. >> as someone who has served in the united states senate for almost 12 years now i have a really good understanding of how the place works. if john fetterman were elected to the senate and he's not able to communicate effectively, if he's not able to engage with the press and he's not able to engage with his colleagues, he would not be able to do the job. it's just not possible to be an effective senator if you cannot communicate. it's just the essence of the job. >> toomey's concerns were soon echoed from editorial from the right-leaning pittsburgh post gazette and the washington post. many of my sirius xm radio callers took umbrage at the scrutiny being applied to fetterman and maybe this whole thing will be to fetterman's electoral benefit. in a late september fox news poll of registered members said if he isn't healthy enough to carry out the job senator, 68% said no, they weren't concerned and 34% said yes. it has a history of accommodating health issues while they're serving. bob casey suffered a heart attack and had a quadruple bypass and durin

this is the republican pat toomey is the incumbent. if democrats pick up that and get to 51, it allows if you lost nevada to scrocontrol the senat. you follow the money in politics, right? let she stretch this out a little bit. you see democrats believed after the roe v. wade the dobbs decision replaced roe, $151 million add spending on abortion. crime, republicans a lead. democrats spending money on crime ads because they realize they need to counter that message. inflation, a giant edge for republicans on economic issues, inflation, and taxation. again that's part of the tug-of-war. all this ad spending trying to convince voters, there is a lot on your plate, this is the how we should put number one. democrats would say abortion or trump or chaos. republicans would say crime or inflation. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> next, the election denier running for senate in arizona who briefly became an election believer of sorts before dipping back into denial. blake master, the former president's endorsement, former president's money and

pat toomey won two of the suburban counties. just barely, but he won bucks county, and he won chester county. he was reelected to the united states senate. donald trump carried pennsylvania in 2016, but look, in those suburbs they have been trending democratic. hillary clinton carried them both. i went to the wrong map there, here we go, you look, hillary clinton carried them both. so the suburbs right around philadelphia, especially bucks county, and northampton county, that is where i would look right now over the next week or so. give it a few days to settle in and we will see the impact. >> when it comes to control of the house, how does the map continue to shift? >> republicans are increasingly optimistic, let me move the, map let me come up to the national map here, let me come over here to the house and look for you here, let me come up to where we are now at the moment and come up to 2022. this is the current house right now. if you look at the balance of power in the house, you see the narrow democratic majority. republ

also, the republican senator in this state, pat toomey, leaves that seat open for oz or fetterman. he joins us live as well. first, bryan llenas takes a look at the debate that everyone is talking about today. hi, bryan. >> martha, good afternoon. one of those moments that everyone is talking about is when lieutenant governor john fetterman was pressed on his stance on fracking. last night he said he has always supported fracking. but in 2018, he said he did not and never has. >> i absolutely support fracking. that you said "i don't support fracking at all." how do you square the two? >> i -- i do support fracking. and i don't -- i support fracking. i stand and i do support fracking. >> after last night's performance, there's more questions, not less, against fetterman's health as he continues to recover from a stroke suffered in may. and along the muddling responses, he refused to release his medical records. >> i didn't hear you say you would release your full medical records. why not? you have 30 seconds. >> again, my doctor believes i'm fit to be serving and that's where i beli

from directly addressing fetterman's health challenges, but his allies, like pennsylvania senator pat toomeydo you believe the question will linger in the final days here? >> i do, i certainly do. given his performance. also, let's be honest, he's not releasing all the records. we all saw just how badly affected he still is. >> reporter: fetterman's campaign claims that since the debate ended, he has raised $2 million, but some top democrats remain concerned, including former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, who told cbs news that fetterman at times seemed confused, and he wants to see the candidate out on the trail a lot, to show voters he is ready to serve. norah. >> o'donnell: wow, there is so much at stake. it will be a long election night. perhaps a long election week. robert costa, thank you so much. well, a jury in wisconsin reached a guilty verdict today for a man who plowed his s.u.v. through a christmas parade last year. darrell brooks now faces six consecutive life sentences, one for each life that he took. dozens more were injured. the conviction brings an end to a chaotic trial

. >> reporter: both vying for the seat being vacated by republican pat toomey, the winner potentiallynce of power in the senate. >> democrats knew looking at this map there was really only one big opportunity they had to flip a seat that was currently held by republicans. quite frankly, this is the race that could be for all the marbles. >> reporter: the candidates trading jabs on social media. fetterman, a democrat, currently serves as the state's number two, and was once mayor of braddock, a steel town with less than 2,000 residents. he has lived in pennsylvania his entire life, something he's played up in his campaign ads, pointing out his opponent has not. >> i ask you is to send dr. oz back to new jersey and send me to washington, d.c. >> reporter: earlier this year a stroke significantly slowed down fetterman's ability to campaign for a time, though he now uses that experience as a new talking point. >> you may have had a real serious health challenge in your life. anyone? i hope that you didn't have a doctor in your life making fun of it, laughing at you, telling you that you'r

he may win this race, he may lose race, he's run running for a seat that's been held by pat toomey fore, but democrats like the manchins, the mark kellies, the mark warners who are willing to stand up to their party. i think one thing that republicans are going to have tg time between now and election day. people are already voting. who is going to stand up to republicans if they think republicans are going too far to the right? manchin has shown, he blocked an enormous amount of spending that a we should all be thanking him in huge ways for inflation not being even higher. i think mark kelly, tim ryan, they would all be a part of that caucus cuts and that's why i think voters in ohio seem to be rewarding him right now. gerry: katie, these races that harold talked about, ohio, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, they seem to be pretty close right now. you would expect in a midterm election if republicans to be well ahead especially with the9 senate split 50-50 right now. why do the republican party seem to be having such difficulty securing a senate majority in these circumstances? >> well,

from directly addressing fetterman's health challenges, but his allies like pennsylvania senator pat toomeyt. >> you believe the question will linger in the final days here? >> i do. i certainly do, given his performance. also, let's be honest. he is not releasing all the records. we all saw just how badly affected he still is. >> reporter: fetterman's campaign claims that since the debate ended, he has raised $2 million. but some top democrats remain concerned, including former pennsylvania governor ed rendell who told cbs news that fetterman at time seems confused, and he wants to see the candidate out vote he is reao servo it wbe a lg election t, perhaps a long election week. robert costa, thank you so much. >>> well, tonight we're just getting word of a massive drug bust linked to mexican cartels. 17 people are under arrest in california and washington state. federal prosecutors accuse them of being part of an interconnected drug trafficking ring and say that the amount of fentanyl seized was enough to kill 132,000 people. cbs' jonathan vigliotti has the late details. >> reporter: photo

pat toomey's seat. mehmet oz finds himself down double digits to john fetterman.ut lieutenant governor fetterman suffered a stroke. he had to take weeks off the trail. but the lead was so big they thought they could ride it out, stay in the basement and ride it out. but oz continued to campaign. >> telling you that you are not fit to be serve. send us back to new jersey. send me to dv. >> i always thought it was pretty empathetic. emphatic. i am sorry, empathetic. brian: the guy is weak on crime and admits it. >> i'm effective on crime. and i believe in second chances. and i have one on that record. brian: murder one and you murder two is that a time for second chances. he's also against the life blood of the state, fracking. >> the president's team used fracking as a wedge issue. no one cares about it with the pandemic going. i am not pro fracking. i signed the no fossil fuel pledge before the cool kids were doing it in 2015. brian: as usual on the left you are not to believe your eyes or ears. fetterman is fine, his beliefs are mainstream. but the problem is he'

state's lieutenant governor, democrat john fetterman, to fill the seat of retiring republican senator pat toomey this hotly contested race, fetterman is painting us as an out-of-touch outsider who doesn't care about pennsylvanians. >> can we get this room so loud that we can let him hear it in new jersey right now? geoff: while oz continues to question the health of fetterman, who suffered a stroke in may. and in one of the most watched races for goveor, pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro, a democrat, running against republican state senator doug mastriano. shapiro is facing questions about whether his low-key style will energize democratic voters. while mastriano is a leading voice advancing donald trump's lies about election fraud. he was also at the u.s. capitol on the day of the insurrection. in both races, issues such as reproductive rights, the economy, crime. >> public safety is why i ran for office. geof and education. >> they are indoctrinating our children in school of critical race theory. geoff: are expected to be deciding factors for voters. to help us dig into that and to h

do we have a democrat who will take a senate seat from a conservative named pat toomey? >> i think the fetterman issue is different because we are seeing it play out before the campaign. i think a lot of people are privately looking at that and saying do i think that guy is ready to take on this tough challenge and do i have confidence he will be able to recover and do a good job for me. it will have a deep impact on people's votes, i think. that's why the last 11 and 12 days of the campaign will be so critical. i think people will be looking at dr. oz closely saying i have got some deep concerns about fetterman. do i think oz shares my values and will do a good job for me. i think at the end of the day oz wins. brian: the insider poll is the first one i have seen with dr. oz leading. in the rearview mirror of that one and only debate. you heard chuck schumer caught on a hot mic saying we weren't hurt that much by that debate. do you think that's damage control? >> i think hope springs eternal. and chuck schumer wants to hold on to his role and pennsylvania will play a r

pat toomey is a miracle. >> jesse: we feel bad for the guy. he needs to recover from his stroke not serve in the senate. he will be eaten alive in d.c. china is already licking their chops. another critical race, georgia. raffaele against walker. real clear average has walker down 4. i don't believe that. i believe it's a tied race. the trend lines are going against walker. he needs to turn that around. a tabloid rag just accused him of paying for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. he denied it. >> i can tell you right now i never asked anyone to get an abortion. i never paid for an abortion and it's a lie. i'm going to continue to fight. you know, i will tell you that's what they want -- they want this seat. >> jesse: domestic issues are a big factor in the race warnock was accused of running his ex-wife's foot over with his car. >> i barely moved and all of the sudden she is screaming that i ran over her foot. >> i don't believe it. >> this man is running for the united states senate and all he cares about right now is his reputation. i have been

about j georgia two years ago republicans could have won and did not, now an open seat, vacated by pat toomeype har senator popular senator in pennsylvania, then dr. oz fighting a notion he is not from there, he has fought his way back and closed the gap. >> there are lingering scars from brutal p primary over the summer, he is slowly working his way back, she he is trying to bring fetterman down to his level, if he wins this race it is about crime, he has been ppummeling better bet fetterman on crime. dana: president biden will go to help campaign. >> i think it helps fetterman more, he is going to philadelphia. the numbers in terps of terms of black s support forg forgetter man -- for, fetterman are soft. dana: the crime in philly has been bad, john fetterman has been talking about it more, secret to what is going on race can be explored in f philadelphia enquirer's endorsement of john fetterman today. philadelphia enquirer went for conor lamb in the beginning. because of the 2013 incident. they have since changed their tune and pointed out the big issue is that dr. oz has no experience, th

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in 2020 republican pat toomey, you had bipartisan opposition.ven from someone who supported trump and supported trump's policies. oz will replace him or federman will replace him. if there is another attempt to overthrow the results, how will pennsylvania senators vote? federman has made it clear he will not vote to throughout the results of the election. oz has raised questions about the 2020 election during the primary. he has also said he would have voted to certify the votes anyway. he has been endorsed by donald trump. one of them could very well have a say if there is a repeat of 2020. one of them will have a say in 2024. host: a look at -- trade jonathan tamari is a national reporter for the philadelphia inquirer. ask for your time. >> this afternoon a discussion looking at current supreme court cases challenging the use of race conscious for admissions at the university of north carolina. watch live beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile app c-span now or online at c-span.org. this evening mo

>> wolf, it could and this is why, this is to fill the seat of retiring republican senator pat toomey. so democrats from a very early on decided that this was one of the places that they could pick up a seat. but, boy, so much has changed as the seasons have transpired throughout this midterm election year. now democrats are very much on defense. defending some of their own seats as well. in nevada, in arizona, in georgia, so that makes this race all that much more important. but republicans believe if they can hold this seat and win this seat, that is in fact the key to their majority. that is one of the reasons that the top senate republican pac decided today to invest $6 million more into ads in the closing stretch here. now that is just a speck of all of the money that has been spent. more than $100 million in ads overall. but what that money is coming from is from new hampshire. they no longer believe the new hampshire race is as competitive. so all of the eggs are in the pennsylvania basket. at least on this side of the country. so tonight is certainly so important for both men

question mike this will obviously raise more questions than answers about john's help, and senator pat toomey both running to replace said it's sad to see john fetterman struggling so much. you should take more time to allow him stuff to fully recover. >> todd: what's the impact on this? "the wall street journal" editorial board asks a very interesting question. is the fetterman-oz debate too late, half of the mail-in ballots have already been cast and returned, roughly 10% of the vote could already be cast for mr. fetterman or mr. oz before the public even has a chance to see them mix it up on tv. that's a very interesting point and if you hear a lot of the democrats or independentses who are noncommittal prior to yesterday, a lot of them said there is no way i could vote for john fetterman. but what if they cast their ballots prior to the debate? they already locked in john fetterman. you can't go back and that has major invocations not just for the senate race but for our country. >> carley: the fracking moment alone was really bad for john fetterman pray that should be an automatic answer

it raises the possibility that the republicans are going to hold pat toomey's seat in pennsylvania. dr. oz paul: what about whether oh abortion should be decide between a woman, doctor local politicians, it had to be settled at the state level but democrats are jumping on that line. >> when you listen to the entirety of the response he made to that, he said several times he was not in favor of voting for federal legislation that would set nationwide restrictions on abortion and this needed to be done at a local level. that is a state by state thing. democrats trying to get some traction on abortion. when it was clear from that debate and the polls what voters are focused on our crime, the economy and other daily issues. dr. oz paul: anything else strike you about the debate? dr. oz hit fetterman on crime, parole for some criminals. >> yes he did. the republicans are making this a campaign about every day issues that americans care about. crime is one of them. the economy is one of the. democrats thought they could put a trump fright mask on every republican candidate and the issue a

to fill the seat of a retiring se senator pat toomey.f republicans can win they will hold control of the senate. look for both of these men in harrisburg tonight, the state capitol, to make the case for why they are the best challengers in this. independent voters are so key to all of this. potentially they may turn the heat down tonight to try and appeal to those voters. christine? >> jeff zeleny, thank you. they're going to see them using closed captioning in real time. how is this going to play out? if dr. oz calls out fetterman's physical weakness after his stroke, that could go either way for mehmet oz. >> for sure. we have seen john fetterman talk about how there are a number of people around the country, especially the state of pennsylvania, that have family members, that have their own personal experience with health issues and they don't want to have a doctor in their life criticizing them or attacking them over their challenges. that's something that's going to be a sensitive topic and something oz will have to deal with carefu

pat toomey retiring. democrats have the majority. all they have to do is hold the seats they have and will stay in the majority. if they win nevada and arizona and georgia and new hampshire, they're at 50. vice president harris breaks the tie. they still hold the majority. here is the problem, wolf. what if, indeed, they lose nevada, kathryn cortez goes down to adam? they have to pick up somewhere else. ron johnson now is running a little ahead of mandela barns. that leaves pennsylvania as the critical state. so if democrats are able to pick it up, they get the majority. but that is why we are seeing this huge contest between fetterman and oz tonight on the debate stage and what are the major issues driving this election? in our latest cnn poll, wolf, 63% of likely voters, nearly two-thirds of likely voters in pennsylvania say the economy in pennsylvania is getting worse. only 29% say it's staying the same. 8% say getting better. how does that impact the race? well, the economy is by far the most important issue to voters. 44% of lik

because they believe this is the state that they can win back a seat of retiring republican senator pat toomey. and there are so many other close races across the country that you'll talk about later. that's why pennsylvania is so critical tonight for john fetterman. >> perhaps paramount in the senate math. jeff zeleny, thank you for being there for us. with me in studio, cnn's nia malika henderson, margaret talib of axios. first let's get to the horse race. here are the two latest polls. cbs with a poll in the field october 21st to 24th has it 51-49. that is a statistical tie. we had a poll here at cnn in the field that had it at six points. so did it close the race a little bit? that's a snapshot of a very, very close race. to jeff's point, this one is currently held by a republican. if you're a democrat, you're 50-50, you're worried you may lose a seat out in nevada. it's possible you lose a seat in arizona. georgia is a big question mark. you want this pickup to give you a cushion. >> i think that's right. it's funny because we have been -- the way we talk about this race and the debate to

the incumbent republican pat toomey is not running.look at the polling, johnson's standing has improved. he was behind. and dr. oz is getting closer to john fetterman. a ton of money. >> it's a day leluge of money as the machlt democrats are mostly responding to those ads, spending about $32 million. i don't think a lot of democrats would like to be spending that kind of money. i think it's interesting how the democrats are responding to the police response. he's been a little more on the defensive. he's aired ads talking about it, aired ads police, law enforcement pushing against him. fetterman has responded to ods's calls asking him to fire two members of his staff who were wrongfully convicted. and then as the head of the parole board, he issued commutations to them. fetterman has been much more aggressive, brought them on stage in philadelphia, has refused to fire them. you're seeing two different strategies. >> i want to put up the spending. in the pennsylvania senate race, 67% since august 1st. my bet is the number on the right g

and interesting little tidbit, after the debate, the republican senator who's leaving, pat toomey, he see john fetterman struggling so much. he should take more time to lives of to fully recover. a very pointed statement from a republican senator. the democratic senator from

the race to fill the seat of retiring republican senator, pat toomey, has played out as a bitter, long distance dual with a sharp focus on fetterman's stroke recovery. at a weekend campaign stroke, fetterman explaining how he will use closed captioning with oz tuesday night. >> they called it auditory processing which makes it, i hear and i understand everything in terms of on words, on paper, and understand what i hear, but when we're talking about very specific and having things like this, we're going to need, i need captioning. >> today, oz unveiling a plan to fight crime. >> we're going to deal with the crime and drugs that are creating lawlessness. >> an issue that has been front and center in their contest. with president biden spending most days off the campaign trail, he made a brief visit today to the democratic national committee's headquarters in washington. >> whether we maintain control of the senate and house is a big deal and so far, we're running against the tide and we're beating the tide. >> it's yet another reminder that november elections will have lasting consequen

the most important races in the country because there is a retirement of a republican senator, a pat toomeypen race between john fetterman as we know and mehmet oz. next weekend a ton of activity there with former president obama, trump and president biden all campaigning. but our don lemon had a sit down earlier today with john fetterman and he had this to stay about the attack on paul pelosi. let's listen. >> let me start with the aftermath of the violent attack on the house speaker's husband at their home. what did the attack and subsequent conspiracy theories say about the state of our politics right now. >> yeah. i just -- of course, i was appalled by that and kind of vitriol out there in the political conversation out in america now is astonishing. it's unconscionable. >> elon musk pushing conspiracy theories about paul pelosi and the attack on him, what is your message to him as he takes over this giant megaphone that is twitter? >> no. i just am really just about just saying that i just want to make sure that we use your enormous power to make sure that we don't have the kind of pla

and interesting little tidbit, after the debate, the republican senator who's leaving, pat toomey, he wrote it's sad to see john fetterman struggling so much. he should take more time to allow himself to fully recover. a very pointed statement from a republican senator. the democratic senator from pennsylvania, casey, bob casey, wrote after the debate, fetterman has a clear record of public service, knows the commonwealth, cares about pennsylvania, will be a great senator. like no comment at all about the debate itself. i thought it was just kind of interesting that the two senators had those reactions. >> clearly a rorschach test. clearly how they want people to view this, through a particular lens. either they know, we're only two weeks away from the midterm elections, so these are the candidates. these are the options. so, i guess they're reflecting that in terms of how they want people to have an understanding of what happened. >> and our panel will have very strong feelings. they watched too. and they've got very strong feelings about how john fetterman performed. i mean, obvious

it's pat toomey's seat.t that john fetterman hopes to flip to the democrat side. a new cnn poll gives fetterman a six-point lead in this race. that's according to the cnn numbers that came up. those are pretty recent. we've seen tightening in other polls. this one is outside the margin of error as these two gentlemen get ready for an important night for both of them. america's newsroom co-anchor bill hemmer is here. first to bryan llenas who is on the ground in harrisburg, pennsylvania where we'll be tomorrow talking to voters and getting their reaction to what they think about what happens tonight. hi, bryan. >> hi, martha. this is the most anticipated debate in the nation. remember, democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman only agreed to one debate against republican dr. mehmet oz. it will be an hour long. it will be just the two of them in a tv studio. no live audience. there will be live closed captioning at the request of john fetterman as he continues to recover from a stroke. fetterman's campaign i

reason this race is so important is because it's currently held by a retiring republican senator, pat toomey. democrats believe they need this seat as they struggle in other races across the country like nevada, arizona, even georgia. incumbents are in tough races. so this race truly has become a critical piece of the puzzle for democrats trying to hold their majority and republicans trying to win it. >> and independent candidates dropping out of the race and supporting fetterman, does that shift things at all? >> reporter: we'll see. he was not much of a factor. he was not a widely known -- he was barely known. he was not even included in our poll that we did this week. he is throwing his support behind john fetterman. that could help fetterman. the raemtd is his name is already on the ballot. that could create some confusion. people could still vote for him if they are turned off by both of these candidates. important to point out, a half-million pennsylvania voters, more than that, have already cast ballots and more will do so every single day here. so the strategists i have been speaking

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and you'll notice pennsylvania right now is the only republican-held seat remember, pat toomey, the republican, holds this now he's retiring. it's the only republican-held seat where democrats currently lead in the polls. take a look over here. these are the democratic seats republicans are targeting. there is one in nevada where republicans win. if fetterman does not hang on, if oz comes and wins this race and republicans hold all of their seats, then republicans would then be in position with a gain in nevada to take control of the senate. they need a net gain of one to do it. pennsylvania absolutely crucial if democrats to hang onto the senate >> thanks very much. appreciate it. steve kornacki >>> tonight's face-off in p.a. comes after a heated debate last night in florida's race for governor the incumbent, the republican governor ron desantis, widel considered been leading presidential contender for the gop if he decides to run for president in '24 well, his democrat opponent charlie crist asked desantis point-blank last night, are you running for white house? >> you're running for governo

that this race is so important is because it is currently held by a retiring republican senator, pat toomey. democrats now believe that they really need the seat, as they struggle in other races across the country like nevada, arizona, even georgia, incumbents there are in tough races. and so this race truly has become a critical piece of the puzzle for democrats trying to hold a majority, and republicans trying to win it. anderson? >> in this independent candidates dropping out of the race, and supporting fetterman, does that shift things it'll? >> we'll see. it was not much of a factor, it was not much of a widely known person, he was barely known. in fact, he was not even included in our poll that we did this week. he is pulling his support behind john fetterman, and so that could help determine. the reality is, his name is already on the ballot. that could create some confusion. people can still vote for him if they are turned off by both of these candidates. important to point, out half 1 million pennsylvania voters have already cast their ballots, and more will do something every sing

currently held by republican pat toomey not running for re-election.elieve it's critical they take this because they are nervous, let's say everything else stays the same until we get out here. democrats increasingly nervous about this one and they fear the republican candidate could win in nevada. it would keep it 50/50 if the republicans can hold on in pennsylvania and the democrats pick up nevada if those were the only chances then republicans take the majority. there are other race, as well but that's a narrow debate about how far the senate will go and out in nevada the number one issue, adam laxalt has spent more money on ads about inflation than any republican candidate. >> how do liberal career politicians become millionaires? by putting their own financial interests over yours. they don't care about causing devastating inflation. they can afford it but we can't. catherine cortez masto doubled her own net worth becoming a mu multimillionaire while in office. >> big oil makes big profits. to lower costs you have to stand up to them big time. not