and now the question, who got to see the documents? plus, the shocking admission in the breonna taylor case. the former police detective admits she misled the judge to barge into taylor s home. the no-knock warrant that ended her life. as the 11th hour gets underway on the tuesday night. good evening, once again, i am alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. with just 77 days that goes until the midterm elections, this is a big primary night in new york and florida. the polls closed a few hours ago in both states. nbc news projects that former governor and congressman charlie crist easily won a democratic primary for governor. he will take on ron desantis in november. in new york congressman jarred nadler is projected to win the new 12 congressional district. among the candidates he defeated was his fellow incumbent carolyn maloney, we are also following the latest developments in the trump classified documents controversy. we will have more on that ahead. first, the results a
where our national political climate is headed. what it tells you, he argued, is that there is no big red wave coming. what do you make that the race? i completely agree with that. i actually think we are not only at a big red rave, i think the results over all the pieces of data we have seen over the last 60 days shows that the environment is fundamentally shifted. you and i have had this conversation for weeks at a time that the president s job approval numbers are completely disconnected from where people are voting on about in this race. not only does 19, which the democrats picked up, that is a plus for republican district. when they write the district, that is a pass for republican district. the other district results in new york tonight are 23, which is a plus ten or 11 republican district that the democrats lost, but they only lost by 45 points. that means tonight, right now,
will be underscored and will be talked about and raised to a new volume after the result tonight. steve kornacki, always bring us context and the stakes. now let s bring in msnbc political contributor matthew dowd, a former george w. bush s strategist and founder of country over party. and victoria defrancesco, the dean at the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas and msnbc political analyst. france, good to see both. matt, i had sahil kapur a sent with me a few moments ago, even at this tips for the republican in new york 19th, it still could tell you something about where our national political climate is headed. what it tells you, he argued, is that there is no big red wave coming. what do you make that the race? i completely agree with that. i actually think we are not only at a big red rave, i think the results over all the pieces of data we have seen over the last 60 days shows that the environment is fundamentally