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hi, shaq. >> hi there. good evening. and you know, polls just closed about a half hour ago, so there's still a lot of vote to come in. but i've been talking with both campaigns, both party chairs, and it's almost as if they're reading from the same script. they say they're feeling cautiously optimistic. republicans saying they're seeing high turnout in their high population areas. democrats saying they see high turnout and long lines in areas like dane county and milwaukee county and they both say it was the issues that drove their voters to the polls. and look, in wisconsin all that can be true at once. this is a 50-50 state. if you look at the turnout, in the past couple of statewide elections, 2020, 2016, 2018, you saw the electoral margins all under 25,000 votes. both sides understand that this is going to come out to that election day turnout and who's able to edge out the other at the end of the day. and as we continue to watch these poll results come in i want to give our viewers a warning in terms of what we see

you heard that report from shaq brewster. shaq had it nailed.desk has confirmed the information that shaq was reporting. our decision desk is comfortable putting that checkmark next to johnson's name. many believed he was the most vulnerable republican running for re-election. he's survived against the odds in 2016. he won his seat originally in 2010. he wins it again in 2022. what does this mean for the senate with republicans holding wisconsin now. there's been one change, it's the democrats have picked up pennsylvania. and so the battleground really comes into focus right now. had johnson lost that race, that really would have been curtains for the republicans and any hopes they have of controlling the senate. as it now stands, they hold on to wisconsin and they need to gain two democratic-held seats. there are three democratic-held seats that right now are uncalled. they are georgia, arizona, and they are nevada. again, georgia, the secretary of state has already said they expect that race between herschel walker and raphael warnock to go to

i asked this question to shaq and the past hour. and we heard from ron johnson yesterday who did not really accept the results of the election if of course, he lost the election. i was kind of posing the same question to you about how folks are reacting on the ground to kari lake. i know this is a couple weeks ago, but when you think about the threat to democracy, is this driving folks to the polls? how the reaction to kari lake is not committing to accepting the results of the election, especially if she were to lose. >> look, kari lake in a primary, the day ahead of her primary suggested that there was evidence of irregularities and fraud, in other words, to this day, she has never ever provided any such evidence for a specific allegation. she ended up winning that primary. this time around, she is not making the same sort of allegations or suggestions that there is anything that could sway this election. frankly, her team feels very good about their positioning right now. at the same time, just last night, she said everybody will

shaq brewster is on the ground for us in milwaukee, shaq, i wonder if you could talk to us about thosehis is still very much a close game, but it appears that ron johnson has moved to this campaign, the discussion to some issues where he has some strength over barnes, the democrats might not have been expecting? >> right. no, that's exactly the case, steve. and this is been a busy week here in wisconsin. it started with the release of those polls that you talked about, those are the gold standard polls, both campaigns are tell you will tip a attention to them. the governors level we thought things were tied and then it what we saw there with the senate race. senator ron johnson has that two point lead, it's well within the margin of error, and it's tighter than what we saw even just last month. because of that, on the campaign trail, we've been seeing the attacks continue to escalate, senator ron johnson getting more personal, saying that lieutenant governor mandela barnes has to sustained in contempt for his country and for wisconsin nights. lieutenant governor barnes firing back and

. >>> i want to bring in dasha burns and shaq brewster.ign about the new polling and how does it sync with what you're hearing on the ground from folks? >> well, one big thing to note from this poll is the difference in the margin in the governor's race, versus the senate race, right? what is creating that wide gap for shapiro, where as the senate race is so close, so neck and neck? and we've been talking to voters on the ground here, who surprising, in this political climate, where people are still polarized, and they are actually planning to split their ticket, and this is happening here in pennsylvania and according to pollsters and experts, it is also happening potentially in other states like georgia, and like arizona, but this is perhaps where it is most potent, and i'm talking about mostly republican voters who are planning to vote for oz, for senate, but are not planning to vote for the republican for governor, doug mastriano, saying he is just a little bit too far right. they haven't seen enough from him. so they are planning to v

to see young shaq, how he grew up, he was clumsy. he became is pretty awesome. i'm excited for parts 2, 3 and 4. >> i love how he's honoring his parents so much. his mom seems amazing. i want to hear more

>> so here's the thing, you really can't fault tom brady and gisele and shaq.hey're not sophisticated enough to have known this. they're relying on people, their agents and their managers. so to them, you know, they really -- he should, i guess they've got to pay the money back, you know, on top of that, but it's not their fault. they could not have known. and they get presented with lots of opportunities, it appeared to be legitimate, their name is on the stadium, so that's -- i think they deserve a pass. in terms of other people though, the advisers to those people and the big vc firms that got involved and funded them, they -- something's got to happen there because, to hem, like sequoia, honestly, they lose 100, 200 million, it's like, speeding ticket. next. they lose so much money on all the other ones, but on luna, most of these big firms got out, and it was the small investor that got caught holding the bag. they get in early, it's the its own version of a pump and dump, so to speaks on an institutional level. in this case it's really, really bad that ev

>> shaq, new polling shows a heated governor's race there, as well. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we got a fox news poll yesterday that shows the margin of error -- the race, excuse me is in the margin of error, one-point difference between those two. you're getting internal from different campaigns but the big poll a lot of campaigns and people in wisconsin are watching for is the marquette university law school poll. that is coming out later this afternoon. that's the gold standard poll in this area. many people keeping a close eye on that to see the true impact of this race and the true margin in this race. one thing you hear from both sides is this is a margin of error race. it a jump ball as many people have been telling me and it's going to depend on who turns out to vote. >> julie, you spent time with congresswoman slotkin fighting to keep her seat. what did you learn? >> reporter: jose, you heard shaq talking about kitchen table issues like inflation and crime and immigration. those are certainly top of mind for voters here. but what also elise emphasized is democracy is

meantime, shaq, i understand that you were able to catch up with ron johnson.haven't seen any of this interview yet. what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and really he defended the intensification that you are seeing out here on the campaign trail. by the way we just got a new poll result from marquette university showing that this race is neck and neck, a toss up. ron johnson slightly ahead in the senate battle, but well within the margin of error. but despite that, you really have been seeing on both sides the attacks starting to heat up really intensifying on the trail. mandela barnes out with a new ad against ron johnson saying that he changed tax law to benefit his family. and ron johnson getting personal with his attacks against mandela barnes out on the stump. i asked him to explain the attacks and defend them a little bit. listen to what he told me. >> we heard you say even today your opponent does not like america or wisconsinites. >> and he said that america is awful. >> colonialization. >> and again saying that wisconsin is institut

we want to bring in kelly o'donnell, shaq brewster is in wisconsin, and ellison barber is in georgia, where we expect to see senator raphael warnock out this hour. kelly, i'll start you with. teeing up the speech that we expect to see from the president, if he's on time at some point this hour, talking student debt relief, coming at a time as you know when the white house is on defense today, over part of the president's closing message. he's gotten criticism for some democrats for focusing on threats to democracy, and not so much at least not night on the economy. so talk through the expectations today, and how sources that you talked to are responding to this. >> well, they hear that criticism and they're also saying that the president is trying to make a number of closing arguments. and you can certainly debate whether that is effective or not, because they believe that there are key issues, whether it is abortion rights, the personal freedoms that come with that, democracy, and the need to maintain and protect american institutions, and of course, the economy. the president talked

let me ask you this, shaq. you play that sound for us with lauren johnson yesterday when you and iraq together. i am wondering if you have had an opportunity to talk to folks there on the ground about their reaction to that. this lack of commitment from him, possibly from accepting results or election results. because we talk a lot about the run up to tuesday, but we also need to talk about what is gonna happen after tuesday when we are hearing things like what we hear from ron johnson, like what we're hearing from kara lake and arizona, as well. >> yeah, you know, a lot of this is already baked. and we've heard lawn johnson cast out on the results of the 2020 election even when he said he wouldn't commit to this election or he said it is an open question whether to commit to the results of this election. he said that, you know, there are still questions about what happened in 2020. so a lot of democrats already say hey, that is hurontown son is. i'm not gonna fight that. but i will tell, you are republican eve

. >> shaq brewster is there at the event for raphael war knock.if i alone can fix anything" carol leonig here with us and shaq, you were at the meet and greet with reverend warnock and how are voters backing him and you heard the reaction from the vampire werewolf comparisons from his campaign. >> no reaction just yet but the senator jut hit the stage literally just now so we will keep an eye out to see if he responds to. that one thing we're hearing from this campaign is them trying to double down on what they saw on election day and ahead of election day. they said that they have more than, they have 900 paid staffers across the state, and some 18 offices across the state, and they know that mobilizing their voters are going to be a key issue, but you're also seeing focus on republican voters in this state. we're in peach county. this is a brian that brian kemp, the governor won by about 55%. you saw herschel walker win, but with 52%. so you have rafael warnock and his campaign going after those republican voters, people who supported kemp, but

shaq, thank you.ck from mike memoli on the latest as we are waiting for that white house briefing to begin, mike? >> reporter: hallie, we still haven't got what they call the two-minute warning, anticipating karine jean-pierre's arrival in the briefing room. the news about the special counsel likely to be dominating some of the last-minute preps. but it is important to put what this briefing is into context, because it's the first briefing at the white house since we learned that republicans will, indeed, control the house majority and with that, of course, we know means controlling the gavels, controlling the oversight authority that was within the committee chairmanships. and in fact, just in the last minute or two, we got a statement from the potential future republican speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, who reiterated the day that we also saw some letters from some of those incoming chairman about members of the biden administration they want to see held accountable, mccarthy saying in this new

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. >> there are only 285 left a day because it was pretty cold and they had shaq's and so many shacksvery day. this was her treatment and when you got to the prison camp. >> we had child twice a day in the morning. we had our rice bowl about the size and we got millet. and you had about two heads of cabbage or one head of cabbage. >> any medical treatment in the camp? >> we only had a korean doctor but he was a phony anyway. >> what sort of treatment did he give? >> some guys were taken to the hospital. >> what about any other treatments, shots? >> that was later. we stayed there all winter and they moved us there in march of 51 and we came down to the schoolhouse in the chang area. that's where they killed -- they gave him a shot through the heart and if he was alive the next morning he was pretty good to survive. >> how many ticket? >> quite a few, 40 or 50 maybe. stand to have difficulty convincing people in this country that these things really did happen? >> thanks for telling us the facts and i hope you get out of the hospital real soon. after talking to corporal don schmidty we

lawsuit against many of the company's brand ambassadors, including tom brady, gisele, steph curry, shaqn o'leary, claiming they deceptively encouraged customers to invest in the company. >> i've been a celebrity a long time. people sue you for all kinds of reasons. i had no knowledge, nor did any of the other celebrities, of what occurred here. obviously we didn't. we were investors also. we lost. >> now that you've gone through this experience, will you think twice before being a spokesperson for other financial companies? will it make you stoop and knew questions? >> i'm a tireless supporter of entrepreneurship and innovation and disruption. i can't get it right every time. i can't. and i make mistakes. >> reporter: the question now, where does crypto go from here? brian armstrong is the founder and ceo of coinbase, the largest block chain company in the world. >> in the short-term, it's created a lot of attention and scrutiny, probably a little bit of panic and fear. you know? rightfully so. it's created a little bit of contagion risk. so other firms which may have had financial expo

joining me first are nbc's vaughan hillyard in phoenix, then nbc's shaq brewster in wisconsin and nbc's ryan nobles in concord, new hampshire. vaughan, president obama traveling to arizona today at a critical moment for both senator mark kelly and for katie hobbs in her close governor's race. >> reporter: i realize it's almost a cliche to suggest voter turnout in the final days will make or break the outcome of the election for both of the candidates. not only for governor but also for the senate races. you look at the new fox news polling that is coming out. if you look at the senate race, you have mark kelly up by just one percentage point over republican blake masters. then you go and turn to the governor's race and it's flipped. you have kari lake up one percentage point over democrat katie hobbs, the current arizona secretary of state. you have seen polling shows either candidate up by a couple points in both races here. that is why when you are walking around the greater part of phoenix talking to voters, you are -- who do you think, mark kelly or blake masmasters? both candidates

shaq, thanks so much. those are races on the east coast. also a close eye in new hampshire, not the east coast, but early polling closings, new hampshire could be interesting, perhaps a bellwether for democrats. >> i think if you won a race that everybody will be looking at early because new hampshire is same-day voting, people will be looking there. democrats win, hasan wins by three or four points, they'll say, okay, it's going in the right direction. if that race is tight or she's behind, katie bar the door, baby. long night for democrats. >> two states in particular the democrats had big leads evaporate in the last couple week, arizona and new hampshire. we'll know sooner about new hampshire than arizona. it's also raised questions about democratic strategy and promoting election deniers. they have put money behind this senate candidate. >> that hurts. >> easier to beat in monica novotny. now that's seemingly backfired. if the margin is closer than three or four points or he wins, that will be a decision we second gegszed for eternity.

shaq, what's going on there? >> reporter: well, we just heard from the d.a.'s office, chris, saying this is now a criminal matter and that charges are likely to be filed in the coming days. this was an unannounced press conference from the mayor of milwaukee, who was standing with the director of the milwaukee elections commission. and apparently it was an attempt to expose the vulnerability in the state's election law. we heard from the mayor that the deputy director of milwaukee election commission fraudulently requested military ballots using a state website, the mayor suggesting she did this in here own time, did this privately not while working, but sent those ballots to a republican state lawmakers who has been trying to expose this vulnerability in state law and who has cast doubt on the 2020 election. so, we don't know the political affiliation of this state of this milwaukee election official, who is now fired, but she sent these ballots to a republican state lawmaker, essentially trying to prove a point. the d.a.'s office said that this is a criminal

. >> okay, shaq, thanks so much from milwaukee we appreciate. that let's move to ohio, where more than 1.3 million people have voted early there. the latest real clear politics average of polls put republican j.d. vance ahead of democrat tim ryan in the race for senate there. let's go to nbc jesse's cursed in cincinnati for us. let's ask you the same question we asked shaq, what are we hearing from the candidates in the final shot jessie? >> yeah, well first of all, first of alex, both candidates brushing aside with the polling is, when we talk with them one-on-one yesterday. i should say, their zigzagging house the state. what we're looking at here is the democrat trying to style himself like a republican, he's time he's agreed with former president trump. he swipes at his own party. that's congressman tim ryan, who explicitly told me that he does not want president biden here campaign with. him on the other side of this race, you have republican j.d. vance, best known for being the author of -- which of course got a lot of acclaim back in 2016

>> shaq's milwaukees deputy director for elections was recently fired. what happened there? >> reporter: the deputy director was fired and also likely facing charges in the next couple days because she fraudulently sent ballots to a republican representative in the state. she was trying to prove a point. she said in wisconsin military members can request a ballot without showing any id or without being registered to vote. so she went online using the state system using her own private time, typed in names and had ballots sent. the da said criminal charges are pending. but you had the mayor and election officials saying while this is a serious breach of trust in milwaukee. they are emphasizing this is not going to impact any of the votes cast so far. more than 600,000 in the state of wisconsin and will not impact any election results on november 8th. >> shaq, you spoke with wisconsin senator ron johnson, who is running for re-election. what did he have to say? >> reporter: yeah we spent some time following him on his bus tour going through rural wisconsin over the last couple

he says it shows that elections shouldn't be questioned in the state of wisconsin. >> shaq, as you justright now and it is close. what are the candidates in that race doing to try to sway voters in the last days? >> if you look at the polling, it's tied. the final gold standard poll shows the race neck and neck. you know, one thing that we see are both candidates, both campaigns on some sort of bus tour, making stops across the state of wisconsin. tony evers, i was with him about an hour or so ago, he was making his pitch to voters in a more rural part of the state. we know tim michels is also doing the same, will be with him tomorrow. one thing we're hearing with tony evers, we heard president biden's speech last night about democracy being on the ballot. tony evers is saying the same is the case here in wisconsin where tim michaels, the republican candidate for governor, says election integrity will be his top priority. he says he will find the bills that evers vetoed that would restrict some access to the polls in the state of wisconsin. tony evers saying he would defend that. it's j

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shaq, let me go to you in wisconsin there. yes, the economy is a big issue for voters where you are. yes, we know crime in particular is a big issue that has been become one in that, specifically in that race, not just for governor but for senator, too. but election integrity as well. and republican candidate and senator ron johnson answered a question that we talked about earlier this week, and i think it was here on the show about whether he would be committed to accepting the election results on tuesday, i think it was fair to say noncommittal when you put it to him and talk about how this is an issue in the race you're covering. >> reporter: he said it depends, essentially. he pointed to what we talked about yesterday, in terms of that report out of milwaukee, where the deputy director of the elections was fired for fraudulently requesting military ballots in order to essentially make a point. she by the way has since been charged in the wisconsin election commission, it says it will have no impact on the count of votes on

i want to go to shaq if we can. i know mandela barnes wrapped up an event there. 700,000 early votes already in. as i just talked about with steve kornacki, it's all going to come down to turnout on election day there. >> absolutely. that's exactly the case and i'll tell you here on the ground, there's definitely tension. there's anxiety, especially among democratic voters. they're looking at the polls, they see that in every single poll. nearly every public poll, mandela barnes has been trailing narrowly but within the margin of error. he's going out to knock on doors on this final day before election day, he's hoping that people turn that anxiety into action and specifically into voting. i want you to listen to some of that closing message to his supporters who are going to boost turnout in this election. >> people are eager, i would say, to be a part of that conversation, to be a part of moving the state forward. that's just not been the case for ron johnson as a u.s. senator. he lives in oblivion. it's a handful

shaq brewster, talk to me. bernie sanders hitting the ground in wisconsin. got ron johnson making some eyebrow-raising comments in his race. talk us through it. >> reporter: we're getting to the point where we are so close to the election, both sides are focused on complete turnout right now. i know you see some of the signs behind me, senator ron johnson and tim michels are going to be having a joint campaign event in just a couple of minutes or so here, but we're seeing comments -- we're seeing the escalation on the campaign trail. senator ron johnson stepping up his attacks against the lieutenant governor his opponent and also starting to point to stories that we've been seeing, one out of milwaukee where an election official there was fired and now likely charged for fraudulently -- requesting military ballots. and the republican party files a lawsuit against officials here. he's pointing at that to question the validity of the election coming up next week. i want you to listen to his comments, here's a response to my question on if he would accept the r

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shaq brewster in milwaukee. and tri main lee in georgia at the elections processing center. so vaughn, arizona. any update when we will get new numbers? >> we're looking at about 7:00 local, 9:00 eastern tonight, is when we should get our latest batch of hopefully tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of ballots here. especially coming out of maricopa county. that ballot drop alone will not tell us the result of the election. if you look at where we are right now, just 12,000 votes separates katie hobbs and kari lake and on the senate rate, blake masters, the republican is still very much in this. we saw 2020 donald trump clap a narrow margin and he lost by 10,500 votes so the republicans think blake masters is within striking distance and a half a million ballots still to go. the big drop we're watching for is tomorrow night around 9:00 p.m. eastern. thursday night. we will not know who wins the race until potentially at least tomorrow night. that batch of ballots is going to include some of those mail-in ballots that folks didn't know about, where they brought to

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i will let my friend shaq brewster take to you wakesha. >> we see the supporters out here, joined onby former ambassador nikki haley. we're in waukesha, an area where democrats want to boost the margins as republicans are focused on madison wisconsin, and milwaukee wisconsin. and i will tell you among democratic voters in this state, particularly with the senate race, there is tension and anxiety and the democratic candidates are hoping the supporters turn the anxiety into action and specifically into votes tomorrow, on election day. i want you to listen to a little bit about my conversation with lieutenant governor mandela barnes, and that's johnson's opponent in this senate battle. listen to how he sways his positioning in this race as he heads into the election. >> going into election day as an underdog. >> i have gone into every election i've ever been in as the underdog. this is no different. we're not leaving anything on the table, and not taking anything for grant and showing up as much as possible now until the end. >> that is a question i asked to the democratic governor eve

to answer to class action lawsuit naming ftx and tom brady, shaq and larry david who promoted ftx inrcials like the one you see here on your screen. there were a lot of questions about the disappearance of nearly half a billion dollars in ftx possession. we heard from securities commission of the bahamas said they transferred funds to a digital wallet for safekeeping. they say the move was made to protect customers as ftx goes through bankruptcy proceedings. jon: what a story. thanks, charles. for more on this, let's bring in joe concha, media and politics columnist for hit for the hill and a fox news contributor when you read how this company was put together, it seems like a "house of cards", it was another bernie made off scandal but if you get celebrities to promote it, you can sell a lot of crypto currency. >> at the different and i thought the first thing that came to mind until i realized bernie didn't have tom brady and pugin and all these other big celebrities promoting his product and it's not their fault, they don't know what's going on behind the scenes but here are the f

shaq and larry david all promoted ftx and commercials like the one you see here.e heard from one who says he lost $2 million in this alleged scheme. >> this was a con man, he fooled everyone. he was the closest to being regulated by anybody else but was intentionally done, a calculated plan for crime has taken place. >> there were questions about nearly half a billion dollars in user funds ftx possession that mysteriously disappeared. we heard from the security commissions in the bahamas who said they transferred the funds to a digital wallet in the security commissions control for safekeeping. they say it's expected to help customers of ftx as the company goes to bankruptcy proceedings. arthel: what a shame. charles watson in atlanta, thank you. eric: midterms in the books, republicans looking ahead to 2024. some of the biggest presidential candidate names addressing republican jewish coalition in las vegas being held this weekend. among them, former vice president mike pence and florida governor want to send us. alexandra hoff is live with the latest on the line

creditors in the epic collapse and some of them are suing him and 11 celebrities, tom brady, larry david, shaq, naomi osaki for engaging in sensorineural keptive prac practices -- deceptive practices like a ponzi scheme and maybe a jury trial. stu: it's getting crazy. i want to bring in adam johnson that normally follows the stock market but today he's obliged us by following the crypto market. is the crypto crash big enough to affect the market, a spillover? >> no, there's not a crypto contagion. i myself wanted to try and figure this out and i ran a bunch of numbers. if you look at the total amount of all the crypto that's out there about 850 billion. sounds like a lot except that the global money supply is $40 trillion. all the trip toe is -- crypto only about 2% of the money out there. if you look at amount of crypto that trades on any given day, it's only two tenths of the amount of foreign exchange that trades globally every day. it's small. then say, hang on, adam. what about all the equities and stocks that are crypto related. add thelium up and find -- them all up and you'd find half

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so he could answer to a class action lawsuit to answer for ftx, and tom brady, gisele bundchen, shaq, and. >> ftx, is it-- >> i'm never wrong about this stuff, never. >> there have been questions what happened to nearly half a billion dollars that had disappeared in the days after ftx started to portray financial troubles. well, the bahamian security commission in the bahamas say they transferred the funds to a digital wallet in their control as ftx goes through bankruptcy proceedings, so there could be some relief for folks who lost out on a lot of money. >> we're going to dive deeper into this in the next hour here, but for now charles watson reporting live from atlanta. thank you, charles. griff: well, the stars of the g.o.p. gathering for the republicans jewish committee in vegas. and alexandria hoff is live from the high profile event in sin city. >> good to be with you. the potential political rivals are plentiful. president trump is the only declared candidate, but that's set to change soon. here is mike pompeo. >> when i raised my right hand to serve the country, it wasn't to

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