senator widen at the one here in d.c. yesterday. honestly my expectations were very low. there are the sort of earnest tax day, you know, kind of rallies by progressives saying we need more revenue. this was 25,000 people in d.c. alone. 200 rallies across the country. and the message was really quite uniform. it was show us your taxes. what are you hiding? who are you working for and then at the same time, we need economic justice and tax fairness. we re sick of hearing about how billionaires how little they pay in taxes. you can look at the rallies in two different ways. maybe the general public isn t as moved on the tax return issue but the fact that the rallies can happen fairly easily now on the left tells you the energy is son the left. i think there is a little bit of energy on the left, because trump provides a great focal point for them and it is sort of the way that obama did for the conservatives. sure. the coin flips, you know, the big tax rallies used to be conser
so i got to speak right after senator widen at the one here in d.c. yesterday. honestly my expectations were very low. there are the sort of eaest tax da you know, kind of rallies by progressives saying we need more revenue. this was 25,000 people in d.c. alone. 200 rallies across the country. and the message was really quite uniform. it was show us your taxes. what are you hiding? who are you working for and then at the same time, we need economic justice and tax fairness. we re sick of hearing about how billionaires how little they pay in taxes. you can look at the rallies in two different ways. maybe the general public isn t as moved on the tax return issue but the fact that the rallies can happen fairly easily now on the left tells you the energy is son the left. i think there is a little bit of energy on the left, because trump provides a great focal point for them and it is sort of the way that obama did for the conservatives. sure. the coin flips, you know, the big tax
energy on the left if for no other reason president trump provides a great focal point for them. the coin flips. the big tax rallies used to be conservatives marketing tax day and how long do you have to work until you can actually pay your taxes and it gets later and later every year. do you realize republicans this year are okay with the amount of taxes they pay? three out of every four americans wants him to release his tax returns. he keeps saying it didn t matter because he lost the popular vote by 3 million votes. but it does matter. people think it s unbelievable that he thinks he s above the law. i think substantively it doesn t matter. it doesn t matter for the politic decisions we ve been talking about, it doesn t matter in his reelection. it didn t matter in his reelection in 2016. it puts a great deal on the russian investigation, too. you wouldn t see anything on russia in there.
today, especially in many of those states where they didn t have early voting. so we ll see what happens. again the decision is up to voters. it is indeed. sarah rosario, thank you for that. looking beyond the election, there is so much riding on today s election. namely control of congress and implications of that. halle jackson gives us a look at the down ballot breakdown. right now, republicans control congress but take a look at our senate battleground map for tomorrow night. arizona looks pretty safe for john mccain, same thing for florida with rubio. high latino turnout in nevada could hurt republicans. we ll make that blue. the democrat in indiana seems to be losing steam. in pennsylvania, she s picking up momentum. let s drill down on the three states left. these are basically coin flips. watch what happens when we move these to these numbers on the top of your screen under this scenario. missouri, democrat jason kander could unsee the the sitting senator there. in richar
i don t think it would constitute a landslide. but it s easy to see how grab gets to 303 or 332. by bush-gore standards it s a landslide. pretty middle of the road. in speaking of that you have reviewed all of our map. we have made your own electoral college picks and you chose a favorite using your wizardry. yeah. i thought that your map actually was the best. hey. sorry guys. landslide prediction. don t necessarily think this is the best map because i agree wildfirery state here. i don t think that obama is favored in florida and colorado and virginia strike me as coin flips. but there s a consistency that s, you know, evident in your map. obama is probably likely to win both colorado and virginia if he wins either of them and if obama wins florida he s probably going