matt rosen dale with 49% 1% for jonith 48. tester. in nevada, another state where president trump had campaigned extensively. senator dean heller is holding onto his lead over democratic congresswoman jacky rosen. dean heller has about 93,000 votes compared to 85,000 or jacky rosen. still a lot more to come in, especially in clark county, which is a stronghold for democrats in the state of nevada. mitt romney is coming to washington as a u.s. senator. he is the former governor of massachusetts, move back to utah, and easily defeated jenny wilson in the utah senate race. and finally in arizona, where it has been a close race all evening. representative martha mick sally has been holding onto a lead. you can see a difference of about 15,000 votes with congressman kyrsten sinema behind in the arizona senate race. all of the speeches we are getting are available on www.c-span.org. you can get the house races and races in a number of the special measures, i ballot should say, at c-span.org as well as our coverage through the course of the

there are some very encouraging signs here for jacky rosen.rats will tell you that they knew that they had to run up the score in clark county, and it seems like they're doing that. you can hear some of the energy in this room. they knew that they had to turn out women. they knew they had to turn out young people and latino voters as well. don, i can also tell you according to a democratic insider, they acknowledge that the jacky rosen campaign strategy, some of the president's talks about birthright citizenship seemed to strike a nerve among the nevada latino voters according to their internal polling, and they believe that drew a lot of voters, would-be dean heller voters to the jacky rosen camp. things are still obviously not over, but things are looking very good for democrats at this point here in nevada, don. >> i heard how interesting this would be for democrats at this point. that is all i heard from about the last minute that you said because they're so excited there. scott, thank you very much. i appreciate it. let's take it over to

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jacky rosen is giving her speech.et's take a listen. >> i love you guys too but i got it tell you that catherine endorsed me day one and has done so much to invest in building up our state party. she's doing amazing work. i can't wait to be her partner and fight for nevada. listen to your stories and take them with us as we do good work for all of you. and i want to thank someone else who has been with me since the beginning. you know, senator reid had some advice for me when i first ran for congress. his advice sass was simple. he said this, know who you are and why you're running. stay true to yourself and your valuesen and be a straight shooter. i appreciate his friendship, guidance and support and a straight shooter is what we're going to be. but i have to tell you i'm a little sentimental tonight because a lot of times you don't get to see book ends in your life. and 40 years ago, i was a young college student working my way through school. he and i was a member of 226. but that's not the best part of the story.

senator from the state of nevada jackie rosen. [applause]. >> wow. i don't have much voice left but hello nevada. i always start off with a certain rally. ain't no party like the democratic party to the democratic party don't stop i have to say we voted and we won. and we did all of this together. it was a really hard fought campaign and i have to tell you i just spoke with senator heller and he was so gracious. he served this state for 30 years. i want to thank him for his service to our state. and for his gracious call. and to help with the transition in our office. there are a few people that i really want to think tonight. i'm going to try to get that special shout out. i have to think my husband larry my daughter miranda. i love them so much. and i would not be able to do this without their strength. and larry makes a mean breakfast. he got me going every single day. and of course i want to thank all of you that thousands of volunteers you knocked on doors you made phone calls for us. you are amazing. and so many partners in labor if i have to i

senator from the state of nevada, jacky rosen. [applause] >> wow. i don't have much voice left, but hello, nevada. [applause] you know, i'll resort everything off with a certain rally so i know most of you know it. it goes like this. and no party like a democratic party because the democratic party don't stop. [applause] well, i had to say we voted and we won and we did all of this together. [applause] you know, it was a really hard-fought campaign and have to tell you that i just spoke with senator heller and he was so gracious and we talked about the race. no, appreciate that. he served the state for 30 years as i want to thank him for his service to our state and for his gracious call. [applause] and to help with the transition in our office. that's what we call a mention it but there are few people really want to thank the nights i would give a special even though my voice is hoarse i'm going to try to give that special shout out. i have to thank my husband, larry, my daughter miranda. [applause] i love them so much and i would not be able to do

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i want to congratulate matt rosen dale on a hard-fought race. this was a tough race. it was a race that broke records. the number of people who voted in our great state and the amount of money that was spent. an unprecedented amount of money was spent in this race. theas a race that saw president of the united states come here for times. his son race that saw come here that many times. the vice president came here three times. him!u beat [applause] jon: my -- montanans know the challenges we face. montanans know what we need in is to make sure that we can compete in the 21st century. frankly, i hope the president comes back. many times. i do. not for political rallies. to see the challenges we have in our state. to take a look at that v.a. to see howissoula undersized it is. to take a look at the v.a. clinic here to see how undermanned it is. it needs more doctors and nurses. to take a look at the broadband service, not only in indian country but throughout our rural areas. it needs to be there so we can compete in the toy for century. -- 21st century. , can assure yo

he's being challenges by congress wom and jackie rosen. i think we have a significant number of parties, that will be a pickup for us. you will see senator mike braun defeating now senator heitkamp. you have got indiana, missouri, west virginia. i think rick scott pulls it off in florida john james in michigan is a phenomenal candidate. he cut the lead from 23 a month ago to low single digits. he'll be the race to watch on election night to know whether we have a red wave in the senate. in the house i think we have a different lay of the land. they need 23 seats to take over the majority that's currently held by the republicans. the big problem we have is we have 44 house republicans not

he's being challenges by congress wom and jackie rosen. i think we have a significant number of parties, that will be a pickup for us. you will see senator mike braun defeating now senator heitkamp. you have got indiana, missouri, west virginia. i think rick scott pulls it off in florida john james in michigan is a phenomenal candidate. he cut the lead from 23 a month ago to low single digits. he'll be the race to watch on election night to know whether we have a red wave in the senate. in the house i think we have a different lay of the land. they need 23 seats to take over the majority that's currently held by the republicans. the big problem we have is we have 44 house republicans not seeking reelection.

jay rosen thanks for joining us of the listening post today why don't we start with this question how has donald trump two years into his presidency turned the media into such a useful enemy perhaps the most useful political enemy of them all well let's start with some basic facts about donald trump as president of the united states one is he doesn't know anything about the issues that he must deal with he isn't good at the job nothing he says can be trusted and when you have a president like that what's going to happen they see generates a lot of bad news for him self and he has managed to convince his supporters that this happens because the news media hates him as the far left media once again. judy just so. and he's gone one step further to say to them when they criticize me it's because they hate you and so he's not only turn the press into a hate object but he's made it the foundation of his support one trip was elected you used a seasonal metaphor to describe political journalism in the u.s. you talked about the establishment media having entered winter what did you mean by tha

they're coming in become for jackie rosen. at this point it looks like rosen has the advantage.votes counted. >> a long way to go. they got off to a slow start it. took three hours after the polls closed for any results to come in, because they had long lines in voting in washo county. a big turpout. and right now a sizable lead for jacky rosen who could flip the seat in nevada. >> it is a republican seat. clark county still outstanding. a lot of union votes, as you suggested. casino employees tend to vote democrats. what percentage of the vote is in now? with the democrat having the lead? >> the last i was was 22%. but it jumped since then, because we have a lot of numbers from clark county. they just came, right before i came on with you. again, she had about 11% lead in early voting democrats over republicans in that county alone. if that holds, and she also wins in waso county it is over she will be the senator. >> jackie rosen with the lead now. we'll get back to you shortly. we talk about poll, projections all coming in. we want to bring in pollster john mcglauc lin. you w

this massive political organization for jacky rosen. before this we caught up with jacky rosen talking about hopes of the democratic chances for the senate. basically resting on her shoulders. we wanted to find out if all that pressure is getting to her. here's what she said. >> the democrats have put the hopes of flipping the senate on your shoulders. can you talk about what the pressure of that has been like for you. >> i keep my head down. when i come into rooms like this, i get cards and letters from all across the country and i talk to people and they tell me their stories. that's what keeps me going. >> reporter: we have drew and mari maria. 57,000 members strong. there's about 350 out this day before election day canvassing for jacky rosen. you see them going door to door. they hit about 400,000 doors in all this election say. it's a very powerful union in place here in a union town in vegas. back to you. >> no doubt about that. they haven't been so happy with donald trump in the past. steve, thank you so much. let's go to jacob

it was in one of his monologues, very public in his support of jackie rosen.e race, neck in neck with incoupi incumbent dean heller. it is get out the vote prime time. >> and part of nevada being in the west is a large asian-american population as well. closing in on 10%, and i know the get out the vote efforts have been there for that community, alongside the latino american community. are they working across communities, just like group you were with there? because you know this number, we've seen, what, 550,000 early voters in the state? >> reporter: it's an incredible number. early voters know what's important and that's why they got to the polls. the culinary group, it's about 50% latino, 50% women, but it's one of the largest multicultural groups in the entire state. so they know the importance of working with each and every community including the asian community, including the black community, including latino and the white community and they have really targeted and located those areas in which they need to hit and get out the vote and specifically fo

it is rod rosen stein. i haven't heard these guys say a word about that in. >> i have to ask you, on picks for attorney general. we all have, maybe a couple of ideas. what are your ideas? >> well, i have a couple of ideas, which i've shared with the president. i'm not going to share them with anyone else. w if i say any ofy ideas, i will be sharing a conversation with the president. >> can youon give us a vowel. you know, if we do wheel of fortune. my gorsuch it is frustrating. now forget it. >> there relationship plenty of great people. there are plenty of great people. >> that's such an uncharacteristically vague answer. he's going right in. all right, 2011 ger. a couplesw of ideas. throw it out. it is a fun conversation. >> i agree with joe. there's lots of great people. >> laura: am i the only one to give the president any advice other than- andy, joe, george, attorney-- andy would you take t if he asked you, would you do it? >> laura i don't need to be on the signature lean. i'm content not to be in th

and jackie rosen does. that's why i'm here, to support jackie. >> reporter: also important to note, early voting wrapped up last night, the early returns look good for the democrats, they built a sizable firewall here in clark county, the state's largest county. it's very early, in vegas, it's anybody's game. >> i have to bring my panel in, it's an excellent one on this saturday night. steve israel of new york, is also the former chair of the dccc. steve schmidt flew in just for you on this special night. and bilkoen made his way here. thank you so much. special correspondent for vanity fair, and the author of "why wall street matters." president trump has been campaigning nonstop. he has been on an absolute media blitz for weeks now. and a week ago, i would say, man, he's dominating all of the attention. but in the last week, whether it's the obama or the oprah effect. democrats have definitely picked up steam. are you happy with how they're doing on the campaign? >> president trump has been the best recru

rosen: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the national constitution center!] it is such an honor to welcome you to this great educational institution with an inspiring, nonpartisan mission to increase awareness and understanding of the constitution among the american people. and it is also an honor on this veterans day, the 100th anniversary of the end of world war i, for the national constitution center to award the 2018 liberty medal in recognition of their service to veterans to president george w. bush and mrs. laura bush. [applause] america's veterans inspire us all with the sacrifices they have made to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. america's first and greatest veteran, george washington, understood the urgent importance of remembering the sacrifices of veterans and promoting civic education. in 1781, he pleaded to his friend, jonathan trumbull, on behalf of those veteran troops, who, though almost every distress, had been so long and faithfully serving the states, he added, every satisfaction which can reasonably b

and jackie rosen does. and so that's why i'm here to support jackie. >> reporter: also important to know that early voting wrapped up last night. the early returns look good for the democrats. they built a sizable firewall here in clark county, the state's largest county. but it's very early. in vegas here, it's anybody's game. back to you, steph. >> all right, i'm going to bring my panel in, an excellent one. former democratic congressman steve israel of new york, also the former chair of the dccc. my dear friend steve schmidt flew in just for you, former republican strategist. the special correspondent for "vanity fair." congressman, president trump has been campaigning nonstop. he's been on an absolute media blitz. last week i would have said he's dominating all the attention. but democrats, whether it's the obama or oprah effect, democrats have picked up steam. are you happy with how they've done? >> president trump has been the best recruiter, fundraiser, candidate that the democratic party has ever ha

but jacky rosen the congresswoman is up slightly in the majority of the polls. dean heller is the only republican running in a hillary clinton state, he is in the game and at least within striking distance. host: indiana, joe donnelly being challenged by republican mike braun. guest: this is the only pure tossup seats we have on our competitor list. it looks like bruan has some momentum in the coming days, but it is close. there is a libertarian candidate who is receiving anywhere between 6% and 10%. that could end up being the difference. i want to be careful. not every libertarian voter is also a republican voter, but if she is getting 10%, that can be problematic for braun. host: president obama is heading to gary, indiana. what kind of impact does he have among indiana voters? guest: if you look at the president's schedule, he's going to places where he has usually done well. i think if republicans can get -- if the president can convince his supporters to support republican candidates in an election where he is not on the ballot, that can make a big differe

one is jacky rosen's seat because she ran.d trump which is interesting because just three years ago he returned a campaign donation to the president so that he didn't line up with with the president's policies. the affordable care act became an issue many people debated and he flip-flopped on the issue saying at one point he would not vote to repeal the affordable care act and then went in lock step with the president and that really erked voters here in nevada we spoke to who said they specifically came out togoat vote for healthcare and the affordable care act because about 400,000 nevadans were able to be insured because of the act. de other race the democrats are watching is the governor's race. there will be a new governor in the state for the first time in aight years and, if a democrat wins here, it will be the first time a democrat was in the governor's office in the last 20 years. >> all right, jamie yuccas there in nevada as we await results. now to jeff glor who has more on some of the races we wh >> anthosheorgi go

and now over to nevada republican incumbent dean heller is up against democrat jackie rosen right now real clear politics is reporting rosen ahead four points and now the race is another hotly contested one heller seat could be vulnerable as hillary clinton won the state in two thousand and sixteen but experts are calling this a very close race and interestingly the president's popularity is split almost fifty fifty in the vatican and rose and had a forty two percent favorable view so now it's still early on the west coast to tell you know and some of these races of course in fact if the house does come down in california analysts are saying get ready to wait and some races may not get decided her days or even weeks when are def i going to have a late night and i know we need to run real quick we need to go to the east coast go over trying to chavez and you know let me just a minute now the house decision is not going to come down in california by the way i think the two races that we're looking at there is no vada and that's the heller rosen race and in arizona the mike sally cinema

dale, the president hopes his visit moves poll in favor of rosen dale. and all other republicans running for office in the state, rallygoers say, by and large they showed up to see president trump, not necessarily the candidates he is stumping for. >> he gives me a message of hope for the country, for you know our borders. immigration. keeping our taxes low. you know smaller government. >> came to visit my dad, but i said to come to this. >> i have already votedded, yeah, yeah, i voted red. >> reading and researching. reporter: president hit a lot of topics at rally, focusing on immigration, his rhetoric on that topic has come you were fire of late, the crude here liking what -- crowd here liking what president said about embreak, and the border wall. and talking about veteran issues, a big issue here, here is president trump. >> vote for mass rosen dale, who is a worker. -- matt rosendale is a vote for low taxes, low unemployment. strong borders and montana values, real montana values, john tester. , by the way who'll never vote for us, he might be a ni

jacky rosen, the democratic challenger, still too close to call. rick scott has a lead. and still in the state of florida. and in montana, this race that steve kornacki has been looking at moment by moment, hitting refresh. there's the look at the map for governors across the united states at this hour. 20 held by democrats. 25 by the republican party. you can see a handful still out. let's bring in steve kornacki. and the editor for the cook political report. the two best at the big board for my money. >> part of our decision requests, he's had a hand in it. the perfect person to talk about it. let's go through it quickly. the tenth district. the republican incumbent. what do you see here? >> we expect democrats to take some ground as this progresses over the next few weeks. this is a very tight margin. but the historical pattern has been for democrats to add to the percentage. no guarantees. but democrats look likely to pick up a number of seats. of these, we have six. what do you think is the most exciting? >> well, the tenth, the 45 think, and the 39th as well, where

and jacky rosen and a comment republican dean heller. dan springer is in las vegas with more on that race. hi, dan. >> hey, i felt. in terms they understand las vegas for democrats take control of the senate, they need to pull off an inside straight to have any chance of doing that. they have to split the seeded nevada. the only place for an incumbent republican senator is defending a seat in which hillary clinton won the state back in 2016. dean heller has a big advantage in name recognition numbers upon a democrat jacky rosen. he's never lost an election in an election it is one for statewide races in a row. he's had a complicated relationship with president trump. he was a critic in 2016 but later under pressure from trump voted for the repeal of obamacare. now trump and his son, don junior are campaigning hard core. >> my father can't do this alone. he needs guys like dean heller in the senate who are seeing that if we push back as republicans we can actually win. >> jacky rosen is the first-term congresswoman. a recent poll has show

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all that effort seems to have paid off with a win for jacky rosen.n had rallied and canvassed nearly nonstop. she won here with a large backing from the culinary union, which she was actually part of when she worked as a waitress at caesars palace in college nearly 40 years ago. this was one of the democrats best chances to flip a senate seat. incumbent dean heller was the only republican senator up for re-election in a state that democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton won in 2016. heller did both low-key meet and greets and large rallies with president trump. heller was once a critic of the president, but the two aligned when it came to repealing the affordable care act. heller said last flight this is the first time in 30 years he had to call an opponent and concede an election. according to exit polling, health care was the number one tomic for voters here in nevada and that's what rosen ran her campaign on. >> thank you. >>> dan you may have heard him there, was a senior adviser to the romney/ryan presidential campaign and was talking to

a few hours ago i met with the senators elect jackie rosen and kristin. just now, senator nelson was here to brief me on how things are going with the florida vote count. and following that meeting, i want to make three simple points. first, it is a bedrock support f support for democracy that every vote is counted and the senate election in florida must abide by that rule. every single florida voter, whether they mail in their ballots, whether they showed up at the polls on election day to vote, no matter for whom the legally cast their vote must have their vote counted. the hallmark of our democracy is simple. every vote must count. that is what we are trying to get done. president trump and governor scott are dead set against counting every vote. they worry if every vote is counted, bill nelson will be reelected as the senator from sm the great state of florida. they are attempting to bully the officials in florida out of doing their jobs in an attempt to win this election is just plain wrong. it is un-american. .. . >> he said that bill nelson should

and voters who picked healthcare went overwhelmingly for rosen. voters we spoke to said part of that was because republican candidate dean heller appeared to waffle on the affordable care act. >> i'm fighting to protect pre-existing conditions. that's going to very difficult to get me to a yes. >> reporter: heller eventually voted to repeal obamacare, under pressure from the trump administration. even after nevada's republican governor expanded medicaid, which gave healthcare to about 200,000 more residents, including 20-year-old mom nrooklynn bagley. so, if you didn't have the affordable care act, where would you be? e> i would be hundreds of yoousands of dollars in debt. >> reporter: is that your hand? her son johnny, born haematurely, has spent two months in the neonatal unit of ns vegas sunrise hospital. his twin sister rose died at just four days old. egley says, even while juggling the hospital and work, she waited three hours in line to vote. the thought of having the affordable care act repealed, is that part of what brought you to the pol

it appears jacky rosen will defeat dean heller in nevada.

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esta en nevada con jacky rosen quien competia contra el republicano dean heller.obernacion de california la gano el democrata gavin newson quien se enfrentaba al republicano john cox en arizona el republicano doug ducey derroto a al candidato hispano del partido democrata david garcia en el distrito 26 de la florida gano la democrata debbie mucarsel-powell en nueva yor gana como se esperaba una nueva cara hispana...se trata de alexandria ocasio-cortez en el distrito 16 de texas. gana otra mujer hispana y democrata. ella es veronica escobar y en el distrito 29 tambien de texas gano otra mujer hispana, silvia garcia entre los candidatos hispanos al congreso, algunos retuvieron sus escaqos, otros los perdieron o no lograron ganarlos en el primer intento. enrique acevedo tiene a los hispanos ganadores y perdedores de esta noche y como quedaria conformada la representacion latina en el celebra esta noche su reeleccion tras imponerse al democrata beto o'rourke, que en algun momento de la campaqa fue una seria amenaza para el republicano. pedro rojas nos informa desde ho

go ahead. >> matt rosen dale? >> it is pretty early. it will probably happen but in time. >> is there a message you hope comes out of this race? i'm not saying necessarily a negative one. just a message in general. >> that montana is a special state. montanans are people that speak loud. i think they vote for people. >> one more. >> you mentioned the senate majority. there has been talk about the blue wave. now what do you say about that? >> i think the state of montana. i can't thank them enough. we have worked hard at this job. my daughter talked about that. my other daughter talked about that. this is not a job that is a picnic where you are on paid vacation. you strap on every day and put you shoulders back and if work hard you can get some things done. we have tried to work hard and we have gotten some things done. thank you all. jon tester in montana securing a third term. vote. by 39% of the interestingly jon tester one by the same percentage point back in 2012. this was the state the president won with 56% of the vote. jon teste

i met with the women of the west, senators elect jacky rosen, and just now senator nelson was here to brief me on how things are going with the florida vote count. following that meeting i want to make three points. first, it is a bedrock principle of our democracy that every vote is counted. the senate election in florida must abide by that rule. ,very single florida voter whether they mailed in their ballot, whether they showed up of 14ction day, no matter they cast their vote, -- for whom they cast their vote, it must be counted. the hallmark of our democracy is simple, every vote must count. that is president trump and governor scott seem dead set against counting every vote. why? because they are worried that if every vote is counted, bill nelson will be re-elected as senator from the great state of florida. trump and scott are attempting to bully the election officials in florida out of doing their jobs. in an attempt to win this election. it's just plain wrong. it's un-american. attempts to bully, threaten and cajole officials into not counting every vote is a large and dangero

rosen has the fund-raising advantage, as well. she is optimistic about her chances on election night, although i asked her this morning, and she says that she has, in fact, prepared two speeches for election night, brooke? >> as they should be doing, scott mcclain. thank you, in nevada. think about it both ways. in minutes, president trump will headline the first of his three rallies on this election eve. he will start off in cleveland and late tonight in missouri. and in this final hours, he is sending a bit of a mixed message, because for months and months, you know, he's been saying to rallygoers, a vote for his candidate of choice is a vote for him. >> a vote for marcia is really a vote for me. a vote for morrissey is a vote for me. a vote for steve is a vote for me. a vote for david is a vote for me. and a vote for cindy is a vote for me. >> but, today, with he is ca casting doubt that tomorrow's vote is a referendum on him entirely. this is what he said in a conference call today. >> the election tomorrow is very vital, beca

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jon tester just behind matt rosen dale. host: 11:30 a.m., scheduled start time for president trump postelection press conference. we will take you as soon as it starts. north carolina, republican, marie. watching was shocked the regular newscast. i normally watch c-span and other neutral broadcasts. people,ocked to see regular broadcasters calling trump a liar and other ridiculous comments. trump will gold down with abraham lincoln as one of the most historically significant presidents our country has ever had. the people that were saying bad things about donald trump have never actually listened to donald trump or seen the remarkable accomplishments he has done for our country, like the shocking improvement in our economy. we have historical lows for unemployment and historical highs for employment, especially among minorities, in this country. there has never been such high employment rates, such low unemployment rates for blacks, hispanics, any minorities in this country. why: if that is the case, do those things not tra

i think it is an advantage for jackie rosen, and especially on the health care issue.e that to pummel dean heller and talk about herself a lot in that. and i think that's really helped her in this race. >> thank you. hang in there, john. jennifer, tell me, is there any wind blowing from the left or the right or is it running -- these last couple hours, these last couple days, is there something moving toward either party right now nationwide? or is it still? >> i think it's in the senate. i think it's fairly still. i've been saying all cycle that if democrats manage to hold onto their most vulnerable seats, then political environment was the most important thing driving senate races. but if they lose a handful, then it was geography is your destiny. >> i was looking at, this is a bad luck year for the democrats, isn't it? >> they have a terrible map, but they've done a lot with it. >> what about -- is there two different waves? is there a blue wave riding the suburbs across the country and the rim of the country, you know, the coast where they tend to be more liberal,

speaking in las vegas after the result, jacky rosen said women were taking their country back.rmer synagogue president, to stand here tonight as your next senator. hate will never win. applause hate will never win, and plenty of people had their doubts that this victory would be ours tonight, but this is the story of this election cycle. women stepping up to lead to take back our country and take back the agenda in washington. jacky rosen saying that women are stepping up to lead, and indeed 2018 was billed as the year of the woman ahead of the mid—terms and it turned out to be true. more women than ever before stood as candidates, and there are now a record number of female members of congress. caroline rigby has been speaking to some of the candidates, who hoped to win seats. this year‘s pool of candidates was a diverse one. women running in record numbers — a so—called pink wave indicating a wider sea change in american politics. more native american, muslim, latino, immigrant and lgbt candidates on the ballot too. female voters, particularly college—educated and suburban wh

jay rosen thanks for joining us in the listening post today why don't we start with this question how has donald trump two years into his presidency turned the media into such a useful enemy perhaps the most useful political enemy of them all well let's start with some basic facts about donald trump as president of the united states one is he doesn't know anything about the issues that he must deal with he isn't good at the job nothing he says can be trusted and when you have a president like that what's going to happen they see generates a lot of bad news for him self and he has managed to convince his supporters that this happens because the news media hates him as the far left media once again. judy just so different and he's gone one step further to say to them when they criticize me it's because they hate you. and so he's not only turned the press into a hate object but he's made it the foundation of his support when trump was elected you used as seasonal metaphor to describe political journalism in the us you talked about the establishment media having entered winter what did yo

obviously expected to go rosen's way down there. probably a good early sign for the democrats in nevada. that state would be a pick up for them on the senate side if rosen pulls it off. >> are we allowed to ask you about arizona senate or no? >> yes. the last -- >> he can't touch it. >> one hail mary pass and falls incomplete in the end zone. in arizona what we had the last time we checked in was mcsally opened up a lead statewide of 3500 votes. the story seemed to be about maricopa county. two-thirds of all the vote coming in statewide. where exactly in maricopa that outstanding vote is from, i'm not sure. but if that is more mcsally or more cinema, i thisi sinema, th difference out there. >> chris matthews, earlier tonight you were talking about the democrats may be stitching a new area of the country together. you were talking about how it comes through your home state of pennsylvania. explain. >> well, the country is becoming in our lifetime much more balance k balkinized. they bunch much more than the east -- than the west coas

. >> reporter: the senate races are tight, with obama campaigning for democrat jackie rosen and the trump family shoring up the base for dean hallor. >> are you guys sick of winning yet? >> no. >> reporter: young voters have been considered unreliable in the past, but this states like nevada who have early voting they are showing up. the top issues for young people on both sides are college costs, immigration, equalitity, healthcare and gun jamie in las vegas, thank you very much. joining us now is our cbs chief long night tomorrow. anthony, more than 35 million people have voted already. what does it tell you? >> it tells you turn out, will be up, if that trend continues and it tells you that, new voters are coming in to the process when we look at the voter files in big states like texas and florida, 4 in 10 of the folks did not vote in the last mid terms and in fact, early voting has soared past the last mid term over all in the state. if that continues that is a key thing to watch for a big turn out. >> nancy, let's break down the numbers, what does it take for control of congress to