tester, whether he will run for re-election, whether congressman gallego is going to challenge kyrsten sinema, who became an independent just a short time ago. how wild is the 2024 senate landscape? well, coming off his win, i asked majority leader schumer about president biden. because the president wasn t on the ballot this year in two years he will be potentially if he decides to run. schumer told me it will be helpful to our candidates if he decides to do that now, 23 of 33 seats in the senate are actually held by democratsment to make that even scarier, more than a handful have not decided whether they will jump in like you mentioned, using the christmas holiday to potentially do so. i asked what he is thinking right before he went into this break. he said he will have a decision for us after christmas, not necessarily they will announce it that early but that he will
have made one. you have joe manchin, who is also leaving the door open to potentially leaving the democratic party he s up in 2024. he did make note that former president trump swept the state by 40 points when you look at ruben gallego, who wanted to run for senator sinema s seat, he was over capitol hill on the senate side, showing his face to leadership, to those who will be tasked with ushering along and supporting potentially a challenger to cinema now that she has left the democratic party he told me that is a decision he is preparing for he s building a team he s making all the right decisions and taking all the right steps. it s a big open question for these especially vulnerable democrats in the senate if they can hold on to it like they did this year. that will be senate magic in 24. much tougher landscape. barbara, i don t want to go
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immunity and bounding a mob. have you been surprised at some of your republican colleagues who were there on january 6 and witness this medieval warfare, that they ve been willing to just move on and try to downplay it in the aftermath. i ve been surprised at the number of republican colleagues who have tried to erase the chaos and the havoc that day. now i stayed back with congressman gallego, one of my closest friends and an iraq war veteran because his wife wanted to make sure that he would leave the floor when instructed to do so, so i m trying to get ruben off the floor and he s helping people put gas masks on and yelling at people up in the balcony to just stay calm. and i saw republican colleagues working to guard the door and stack up furniture against the door and one of the colleagues from georgia is now one of the biggest election deniers, he s the one that said that this was just a normal tourist day at the capitol. so they re seeking to erase donald trump s responsibil