the war nile is became popular in russia and later on in the whole world so let me just called peter sullivan one wonders even buzz out of is there different from today's protest and state you populace the twinkie some thinks sowing discord in our news rooms the castle culture it's the liberal hawk the social part who police our social media feeds well this is exactly true because you know the problem with bolshevism is that it's less of an ideology it's less the communism it's. it's acknowledge of coming to power. yeah i just shot here you know you shut down all your points where everyone who disagrees an enemy you declare everyone who disagrees and reactionary and story just walked in the wall street journal for example where you have that opinion beach fighting in the news room you know that being in beijing all today would be gross they're like the constitutional democrats who toppled the czar in february 1000 so when to create can you remember all russia and mean if you will and then you throw out the bolsheviks you know what was actually us there already sidelining all the american libe

the war nihilist became popular in russia and later on of the whole world so let me just called peter sullivan one wonders even buzz out of is there different from today's protest and state you populace the twinkie some thinks sowing discord in our news rooms the castle culture it's the global hawk the social part who police our social media feeds well this is exactly true because you know the problem with bolshevism is that it's less of an ideology it's less the communism it's. it's acknowledge of coming to power. you shut down all your corner you declare everyone who disagrees an enemy you declare everyone who disagrees and reactionary and story just just see how it walked in the wall street drawn a poor example where you have the opinion page fighting in the news room you know that being in page are all just a little gross they're like the constitutional democrats who put all of those are in february 1700 the hope to create a new liberal russia and maybe they will work and then you would run while the bolsheviks you know who are actually there already is fade lining all the other elemental

dan sullivan in alaska is in a tight race and open republican seat in kansas, yes, kansas, all of them are in some measure of peril. then i'd add democrat incumbent gary petersinds himself in a tougher-than-expected race despite joe biden's strength in michigan. finally on the outside, yes, there are more competitive senate races. john cornyn in texas, mitch mcconnell in kentucky. look, they're both favored but they didn't put their poemts away. same is true for democrat tina smith in minnesota. to be sure, democrats will not win all of these races but it's worse keeping in mind that in a wave year, which could be for democrats, courses tend to go all in the same direction. boy, do we have a panel of directors to chew over this. yamiche alcindor from pbs news hour, nbc senior political editor mark murray and anna palmer, the senior washington correspondent for politico. we're diving deep into the senate. amy walter, this is what you do all the time. you worry about this six years in advance. here we are nine days to go. what's your senate race obsession? >> i'm obsessed with north carolina because to me no senate race kind of sums out where we are in 2020 th

dan sullivan of alaska is in a tight race and the open republican seat in kansas -- yes, kansas -- all of them are in some measure of peril. then i'd add democrat incumbent gary petersf michigan. he still finds himself in a tougher than expected race, despite joe biden's strength in michigan. finally, on the outdoors here, yes, there are more competitive senate races. john cornyn in texas, mitch mcconnell in kentucky. look, they're both favored, but they haven't put their opponents away. same is true for democrat tina smith in minnesota. so, to be sure, democrats are not going to win all of these races, but it's worth keeping in mind that in a wave year, which this could be for democrats, close races tend to go all in the same direction. and boy, do we have a panel of political experts to chew over this. amy walter with the cook political report, yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent for the pbs news hour, nbc senior political editor mark murray, and anna palmer, the senior washington correspondent for politico. all right, we're diving deep into the senate. amy walter, this is what you do all the time. you worry about this six years in advance. here we are, ni