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i have done $1.3 million for senate candidates myself, little terry mcauliffe. we need to be all in. i met beasley. she will be a great senator. tim ryan is right there in ohio. >> couldn't party money make the difference? >> you bet. absolutely. we need to be all in. all the folks watching, get engaged. we can't sit back. history is against us. obviously, the midterms we should lose. we're not going to lose historic. i agree, this mos consequential one. they want to put medicare on the chopping block. they want to put medicare on the chopping block. joe biden, you know what he has done? he lowered premiums. we haven't seen that in over a decade. >> should joe biden run again? >> he should. i have known joe for 40 years. he is in great health. let's get through the next whatever -- 27 or 28 days. look at the success. 10 million new jobs. the other thing, worldwide, donald trump almost single handedly destroyed nato. look what joe biden has done to bring these countries together to fight russia. in fact, many republicans, including donald trump, supported putin.

it is not just what terry mcauliffe said, but it was really an insight into what the teachers union ourloco parentis and that means obviously the parent is not around, the teacher can be there to educate the children. but that is in no way superior to or equal to a parent. so the concept that we have to literally fight for a parental rights policy is absurd. it is part of this whole movement that we are experiencing with wokeness and social justice and with the pandemic. you know, the kids are not learning. crime is going up. we don't have as much money. everything is going to in a handbasket. we have to pull back at some point. whether or not it is going to charter school, or taking your money and the money to follow the child, t the school does not own the kids but they think they do. they get more money the more kids they have. let's not kid each other. let's not kid each other that the billions that they god, they have not spent yet. they should have to give that money back. and what did you do with it and we want it back if you didn't need it. the schools are open. >> dana: do you

terry mcauliffe looked in on the coffin comment when parents should decide what's being taught in their. pete you wrote a book about this, the parent spoke out and won so we wanted to talk to them ahead of midterms to find out what their issues are. >> pete: we talk a lot about crime, inflation, the border but education is always bubbling to the top for parents and still ongoing weather virginia all the weight -- >> ainsley: shaking their heads, as. >> pete: you can't ignore it. it is still in the classrooms, is that what you are hearing? >> ainsley: absolutely. we will ask them in just a moment what their main concerns are. i was asking them before we went on air and the majority of them said education number one. how many education number one? see, look at this. how many crime? crime issue? inflation? inflation? what about political climate or the democracy where the future of our country? yeah. so we will get into some of these issues and find out what their thoughts are in many of them have made changes. summer doing private schools. summer doing homeschool. and we have talked about

polling on that issue finding that moment during that debate and now governor youngkin hammering terry mcauliffeut that for the final days and weeks of the campaign became a big moment in that election. so asking you, are there examples like that that you can remember that a debate has mattered? mike in reston, virginia, go ahead. caller: good morning. good morning to c-span. i do not think debates matter. i do not remember one time debates changed my mind. this time is really particular, because if candidates do not sign a paper that they will accept the result of the election, then democrats should not debate them. election deniers should not be allowed because they will not accept an election, and if we debate them, we give them legitimacy for office. election deniers should not be debated, period. host: back to the peach state, this is mark in georgia. good morning. what do you think? caller: good morning. i say yes, they do matter. it even needs to be more detailed, more policy orientated , so that the voters were understand -- will understand exec of what they are getting. thank you. host:

the former governor terry mcauliffe did a year ago in october of 2021 when he appeared to dismiss parents as having a role in their school. it gave an issue to his republican opponent glenn youngkin who eventually won a relatively narrow election at 51% stop they can still matter but it's more in the coverage of what is said. unfortunately, people cannot take hours and hours to watch all of the debates. you have a lot of debates on c-span i wish i could wash just watch more than i do. they are important but they are less important in the sense that partisan identification is more important. i often say the two most powerful letters in english language are d and r because they determine a large majority of the votes. people vote their partisan ids. when you scratch the surface and look at their voting history, you find that they almost always vote republican or the democrat in the partisan identification enables them to interpret all the issues through this partisan screen and that's ok. parties serve many functions. let's not pretend that everybody sitting there objectively analyzing ever

maybe she told terry mcauliffe last night. >> she didn't confide in me with that. millions of americans today have health care because of nancy pelosi. you think of what this woman, the legacy she has left in the lives she has saved, it's extraordinary. >> there's no question of the achievements and how fiery she is as a leader. susan, charlie, jason and terry, thanks to all of you. >>> florida fireworks. a debate full of sharp one liners between two well-known candidates. was it enough to spark voters to change their minds? you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. talk to anyone in san francisco and they'll tell you now is not the time to make our city even more expensive by raising taxes. san francisco has one of the largest

was in trouble, and democrats were excitedly talking about barack obama coming in and terry mcauliffe lost. i remember the closing days of 2016, he was going to help hillary clinton. is there a challenge here? can you diagnose it? why he has struggled to transfer that support to other democrats, and is there any reason to think it would be different? >> i think it is really hard for any surrogate, whether it is president obama, or a celebrity, or a rock star to transfer their support, and love to another candidate. but it is still worth trying, which is why he is out there. because as allison was saying, this is the pivotal, final stretch here in georgia. there is only a couple more days of early voting. barack obama is still very popular. i think his popularity is almost 60% in the country. and he knows how to send a direct message with a little humor. he brought the jokes tonight. and that is exactly what he will do tonight, in a couple of other states. he does like to go out and campaign when people are already voting, because he likes to light that fire. and this is kind of the li

. >> >> terry mcauliffe gave one of the worst answers to a question for a high-level candidate. was it a debate or an event? he said something to the effect that parents shouldn't say with their kids. even when you look at virginia, there has been a parental -- journalists need a story. dylan bar whose so it journalist for them in northern virginia was to concentrate on that fight in loudoun county. if it really were a parental right election, you would expect big republican games in the last go round and that's not what you saw. you look at the swing on the county level and it was former trust estate. in areas where parental rights have a lot of issues joe biden's job approval is just starting to nosedive. you had that afghanistan withdrawal and inflation was certain starting to take upward. youngkin was an attractive candidate stuff he was a good republican candidate. i don't think that was that kind of election come i think it was put a brake on democrats. >> we cannot underestimate the importance of covid fatigue on move or that election. the school closings were normally di

. >> terry mcauliffe gave one of the worst answers to a question for a high-level candidate.as it a debate or an event? he said something to the effect that parents shouldn't say with their kids. even when you look at virginia, there has been a parental -- journalists need a story. in northern virginia was to concentrate on that fight in loudoun county. if it really were a parental right election, you would expect big republican games in the last go round and that's not what you saw. you look at the swing on the county level and it was former trust estate. in areas where parental rights have a lot of issues joe biden's job approval is just starting to nosedive. you had that afghanistan withdrawal and inflation was certain starting to take upward. youngkin was an attractive candidate stuff he was a good republican candidate. i don't think that was that kind of election come i think it was put a brake on democrats. >> we cannot underestimate the importance of covid fatigue on mood or that election. the school closings were disruptive for people in the society. if you are a fami

democrats when across the line, same thing and 2022 or 2021 when barack obama campaigned for terry mcauliffeat race. barack obama remains personally popular. however is not a good cycle for democrats and that's the challenge. jon: i want to put up a graph that shows inflation situation in this country. food prices in particular from september 2022 versus one to 21. food prices are way up in this country. the president says inflation is essentially non- existent, are we supposed to believe the president or the prices of the grocery store? >> you are supposed to believe that prices in the grocery store but more important, what's important to believe other people impacted by it on the ground the exception of new hampshire and senate races important in terms of determining who will hold a majority come january, inflation and crime and the border and accommodation of uncertainty about all of them is really what people are talking about at the kitchen table. the issues are not on twitter, they are discussed at the kitchen table and i think that's a challenge for the democrats because they continue

he campaigned for terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin won that race.y love barack obama, he's an inspirational figure. but he did say if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor and insurance prices will go down. there might be a disconnect with obama and democratic voters. lara: obama is still the most popular figure in the democratic party. he has been out of office six years and has done nothing except get out on the campaign trail. i think voters will go with what affects their lives. aoc has a solution for inflation. take a listen to this. >> inflation is not going up due to government policies. inflation is going up due to wall street decisions. joey: if i wanted advice on how to be poor instead of rich, i will ask aoc. when i think about the economy, i'm not going to ask the standard-bearer of the worst party right now. americans aren't as died in the wool. but they are absolutely adhere to the politicians that sings a song they can understand. americans don't understand what democrats are saying right now. it sounds like you are spitting i

crime, i don't know why that's so important to you, it reminded me of when -- do you remember terry mcauliffeinst glen youngkin said i don't think parents should tell teachers what to teach kids. the. >> judge, it's a very "what difference does it make." >> absolutely. it's part of who kathy hochul is. i call her the accidental governor. no one voted her in. it's this arrogance, condescending, let the people eat cake. >> you made a cake. >> i did make a cake today, but that's another issue. why are you concerned about it? you know, with the changes? i don't know why that's so important to you. this woman is clueless. she's clueless. if you listen to the whole debate -- and i did -- there was very little she said about what she was going to do. the she didn't talk about the economy, crime, toes or energy. what she talked about was the fact that we're putting -- we are paying $600 million for the buffalo bills stadium of which i believe her husband has a piece, and the other piece she talked about is the covid masks when lee zeldin brought it00 when she paid $637 million, whatever that is, doub

polling on that issue finding that moment during that debate and now governor youngkin hammering terry mcauliffebout that for the final days and weeks of the campaign became a big moment in that election. so asking you, are there examples like that that you can remember that a debate has mattered? mike in reston, virginia, go ahead. caller: good morning. good morning to c-span. i do not think debates matter. i do not remember one time debates changed my mind. this time is really particular, because if candidates do not sign a paper that they will accept the result of the election, then democrats should not debate them. election deniers should not be allowed because they will not accept an election, and if we debate them, we give them legitimacy for office. election deniers should not be debated, period. host: back to the peach state, this is mark in georgia. good morning. what do you think? caller: good morning. i say yes, they do matter. it even needs to be more detailed, more policy orientated , so that the voters were understand -- will understand exec of what they are getting. thank you. hos

on msnbc, andrea mitchell had this exchange with terry mcauliffe, former virginia governor and dnc chair about the pennsylvania and georgia races. >> they have an extreme agenda. now, if we keep the united states senate with all these judges that are coming in, we'll stop them from a nationwide abortion ban and that's the stakes of this election. >> let me ask you this just to play devil's advocate. >> sure. >> if the bigger option is keeping control of the senate, how is that different from republicans in georgia, the issue is we have to keep control of the senate in a agenda. >> if they want herschel walker with all of the issues he has around them, that's their choice. >> it's been five months since fetterman released a letter from a physician saying he'd be capable of serving. he hasn't agreed to release his medical records in a pen live interview he repeatedly pushed back on releasing them. >> i would say if there was anything that changed or whatever i abslaolutely would he updated that, other than the progress that i've made, it's evident. >> arguably, had he immediately revealed

bush and longtime political advisor to mitch mcconnell and terry mcauliffe, former governor of virginianational committee. you hurt jeff zeleny talk about the midterms, if anyone knows how tough midterms can be, it is president obama. what difference can he make in georgia for raphael warnock? >> first of all, president obama >>> with the democratic party, going to these handful of states to energize folks to come out, democracy on the line. he is such a great surrogate for the democrats to be out there energizing people. let me say for a second, i would be remiss if i did not mention paul pelosi. friend of mine 40 years. literally one of the nicest people you will have ever met. i communicated with the speaker several hours ago, to think what that family is going through today, it is wrong. we as a nation have got to come together. go back to the united states of america. i'm on the show was scott, he and i differ politically. that does not mean scott and i cannot be friends. scott used to work for mitch mcconnell when i was governor my last year, the secretary of transportation was el

experience in national races, former virginia governor and democratic national committee chairman terry mcauliffe. we played what john fetterman said. i want to play a little bit more. >> last night, last night i said that -- i want to get this right -- quote, local political leaders should be decide whether a woman should be able to get an abortion. [ crowd booing ] >> they seem like doug mas mastriano. you know, for some of the focus -- focus on the words that i miss, he really has to say that he has the worst line of that night. >> how damaging do you think it was last night for fetterman? >> well, let nisei this, anderson. >> sorry. this is for dana. >> oh, okay. >> well, i'll answer quickly because i know that the governor will probably have a lot of comments from the democrats he is talking to. democrats i'm talking to in all candor are a little bit deflated, a little bit, you know, feeling sort of kricringy the performance but they are trying to take solace in what you just heard from john fetterman tonight. that the idea of abortion is huge in pennsylvania and that dr. oz stepped in it wi

. >> it reminds me a lot of terry mcauliffe, during the governors race last year, where he said thatt should not have a say their kids education and the 19, during one debate, turned everything around for glenn and appointing and what was becoming a blue state, and virginia and can the same thing happened now with liesel and when you consider that in her, when the 60 percent about, just a couple of years ago this is a very deep state is uphill battle but he's gone from being down 23 points, and one full, leading last weekend so crime has become a big issue in your new york, you can say is the biggest issue and even ahead of inflation, and the gas prices many new yorkers watch the local news is having a profound impact in new york city i live around here, local affiliates offer up to 44 hours per week, local business more than six hours per day of those newscast, have an overwhelming late about violent crime and most of the story seem to have this common thread we are criminals responsible have been arrested over and over again only to be back out of the street largely by cashless bil

when you contrast that, joy, with somebody like terry mcauliffe, he allowed anyone who was a former convicted felon to be able to vote. it was a huge thing for us and for democrats. it paved the way across the country for other states to do that. but one of the reasons why republicans don't want to see this is because they believe that's going to put more people in democratic hands in terms of who's going to vote for democrats. >> val demings who is a former law enforcement officer, she's running now. what i've been flummoxed by when i talk to friends that are working on campaigns down there, there is sort of an almost built-in passivity. every trick in the book. this is a woman who -- she laid marco rubio out. >> she crushed that debate. >> and yet, it feels like there's so much suppression in that state. >> yeah. >> so much fear, and women are already -- teenage girls are having to leave the state to get abortions. >> right. >> florida feels so far gone. how do you feel about the prospects to return to democracy? >> not only of course under governor desantis have you seen more laws passed t

this -- just one year ago, republican glenn youngkin defeating the democratic party chairman terry mcauliffer's race. that was what emboldened that republicans in 2022 would be a good midyear term for them. in the house we have 8 competitive house districts -- that's 75. three are new districts drawn up after the census. 53 seats, democrats on defense. 22, it is republicans including three right here in that same commonwealth of virginia. three house democrats back on their heels as we enter into the final week. republicans need a net gain of five. they could get three of those five right here in the commonwealth of virginia. look at this seat. this is 2020 election. jennifer wexton won comfortably in 2020. you come forward now, she is running against a military veteran running in this district in northern virginia. pull out the map a little bit, come down to the district beneath it. spanberger, the democratic incumbent running against vega. i want to show you in a presidential year, abigail spanberger won this seat but just barely. look how close it was. then the third district, come back t

terry mcauliffe an incredible seasoned politician but 10 days before the election says why are all these parents wanting to be involved in education which i think that was one of the big reasons glenn won. >> do you get a lot of calls from parents about education right now? >> i do think covid changed most everything around education. i will say we likely wouldn't have gotten educational savings accounts past without covid because some parents were wondering how did that superintendent make the decision to keep that district shut down yet the catholic school and the charter school and the district and the other zip code are all wide open. so we used through executive order at the time the ability to give people a right to go where they wanted to school and they could take their taxpayer dollars to do it. people like to that, it was a way they were able to push back a bit on the heavy handedness and the top-down mentality especially once we understood that people were vaccinated, where the vulnerable where and who had underlying health conditions. the other thing i woul's so much opportun

emac, remember when terry mcauliffe during the debate with glenn youngkin virginia's governor's race, parents don't have a say in kid's education. that was a line that killed his campaign. contact think hochul asked last night why is it so important to have criminals behind bars. it may be something she does not recover from. bottom line, murders are up 25-year high in new york city. homicides are up. people are afraid. paying more money to live in new york or leaving in a mass exodus as lee zeldin pointed out last night. deep blue state like new york no, it's a big, big problem for even democrats now. elizabeth: guys, where is the hair on fire moment for democrats? people are being murdered. >> yeah. elizabeth: what is more of a civil rights violation, congressman than letting accused an convicted murderer out of prison early on parole who goes on to kill again? democrats are bilge about civil right an social justice. where is the social justice and civil rights of that? >> there is no justice there. it's awful obviously. i honestly don't know where they find these people to run, the

scottgenics, and a long-time political advisor to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and terry mcauliffeof the democratic national committee. t if anyone knows how tough midterms are it's president obama. so what difference do you think he can make in georgia for raphael warnock? >> first of all, president obama is a star in the democratic party. what he is doing, going to the handful of states, is to ene energize votes to come out. democracy is on the line. he is such a great sur drogate r the democrats to be enter skbriezing people. i would be remiss if i didn't mention paul pelosi. he has been a friend of mine for 40 years. literally one of the nicest people you have ever met. and i communicated with the speaker several hours ago and to think what that family is going through today, it is just wrong. and we as a nation have got to come together. we got to go back to the united states of america. i am on the show with scott. we differ politically. that doesn't mean we want be friends. scott used to work for mitch mcconnell when i was governor the last year. the secretary of transportat

this, though, went last year, terry mcauliffe, the governor's race, less than two points was his margin >> won it by less than two. >> he won it. this is close, if the republican's ever in contention in this district, this report signals republican wave, nash generally. nationally. -- there are a couple of others here, i think. it will give you innocence -- in ohio, for instance, there's a 7:30 pm poll closing time. in ohio, the first district of ohio -- >> this is a fascinating one. >> democrats are playing offense. >> they are. >> -- this is exactly the kind of district. i have to win this. one i will give you a sense. steve chabot, republican incumbent -- will, biden won the district by eight points. how did biden ever win the -- it's not the district he got elected in. it's redistricting in ohio. it generally favored republicans except for steve shabbat. >> in fact, he was a sort of sacrificial lamb of their plan to maximize republican seats. >> correct. and it's part of the deals that they had to make an ohio since they -- kept intact here. and that's the more democratic part of th

democrat terry mcauliffe said they don't teach crt in public schools. >> he's wrong. and if he means they don't teach the works of richard elgato and kimmerly glen chuck come he's right. but if he means that all the parents and friends who rightly saying guess what sorts of things my child's history teacher is teaching, and i wrote the principal and the principal wrote me back something in hebrew the does make any sense and will listen, that's happening across the country. it doesn't have to be critical race. it's self but if your kids are being taught that whiteness is a kind of inherited guilt, if your kids are being taught that blackness is a kind of eternal victimhood, , if your kids are being taught that all subjects need to be looked at through the lens of what they signal for power relations especially between white and brown people, that's what your kids are being taught to any appreciable extent, that's what they would come home and send out enjoying this, mom, that's critical race theory. anybody who denies that's an issue either doesn't know and some people

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the former governor terry mcauliffe did a year ago in october of 2021 when he appeared to dismiss parentss having a role in their school. it gave an issue to his republican opponent glenn youngkin who eventually won a relatively narrow election at 51% stop they can still matter but it's more in the coverage of what is said. unfortunately, people cannot take hours and hours to watch all of the debates. you have a lot of debates on c-span i wish i could wash just watch more than i do. they are important but they are less important in the sense that partisan identification is more important. i often say the two most powerful letters in english language are d and r because they determine a large majority of the votes. people vote their partisan ids. when you scratch the surface and look at their voting history, you find that they almost always vote republican or the democrat in the partisan identification enables them to interpret all the issues through this partisan screen and that's ok. parties serve many functions. let's not pretend that everybody sitting there objectively analyzing every