over the years the oscars have certainly had their moments. but none of these have had the cultural impact of the slape hearmyd around the world. presenting one of the world s best documentary. the most interesting thingmih that has ever happened in the academy awards happens. chris rock spots jade pickett smith, will smith s wife sitting in the front row, and she is rocking this bald head. no hai r than most women look with hair. can t wait. the entire audience laughsit tiincluding will smith. she shootris whale this look that she is not amused.th and thenen will like hitting a light switch jumps up on stage m like aom picture in the bottom f the ninth.eral violence spiked at the oscars. that is the moment we knew crimn was ou tt of control and liberal cities. first i thought that it was staged.oh staged.oh no way did that really just happen. then he starts cursing at chrisi then he starts cursing at chrisi rockth. somehow has enough composure to not freak
very real possibility that democrats could lose the house and lose the senate, not to mention multiple major gubernatorial races across this great country of ours. this weekend, barack obama, bernie sanders, first lady jill biden are hitting the campaign trail hard in a desperate attempt to salvage some of these races. but not joe biden. the president is just not up to the task. it s more than he can handle at this point in his life, so he will spend the weekend in delaware with his granddaughter. so much for needed rest and relaxation. after all, it was a busy week for joe. public events almost every day. needless to say, the struggle was very real. yesterday, for example, biden seemed to think that he s inherited $5 a gallon gas prices and you the american people should be thanking him for coming to the rescue. he said it. take a look. today the most common price of gas in america is $3.39. down from over $5 when i took office. we need to keep making that progress. sean
house, only one seat to flip the senate and all eyes are on key battleground states. brooke singman has the latest, brooke: good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. and election day has officially begun, 34 million ballots have been cast by mail or in person at early voting centers according to the associated press. republicans are looking to flip both chambers of congress, 35 seats up for grabs and 435 house seats are up for election and all eyes on the battleground as republicans hope today is reverend up on failing democratic policies and could come down to pennsylvania, georgia, nevada and arizona, just four states. senate candidates speaking at rallies yesterday in one final effort to garner support. too many extreme positions in washington, too much out there pulling us away from where the real answers lie. i will bring balance to washington, but john fetterman will bring more extreme. dr. oz will still be a fraud, i need every one of you to get out to vote. so i can get to
policies of the real donald trump. ohio needs and ask kicker, not an ask is there. now, with 36 states voting for governor but the second amendment before second graders republicans will never lose another election in wisconsin. 45 senate seats up for grabs. this cannot continue. you actually have to know stuff to do this job. all 435 have seats in play. that means the government shut down, then i ll be calling for a government shutdown. and fear that this free fair and election would be the last. make no mistake, marxist in the ballot for all of us. tonight, special election eve coverage, with nicole wallace, joy reid, chris hayes, alex wagner, lawrence o donnell, ari melber, stephanie ruhle, steve kornacki, the big boy, and the msnbc political insiders. special coverage of the 2022 midterm elections begins now. but evening from msnbc headquarters. i m rachel maddow, joined here in our brand spanking new election studio by my colleagues, nic
and their brand spanking elections today. all about my colleagues, nicole wallace, joe read, chris hayes, when so not. on tomorrow is the final day that we can all vote in this is big midterm election. of course, many, many, many, americans already cast their votes on this election day even. we can now report that over 42 million americans have already cast a ballot. that is significantly more early votes that were cast in the last midterm election in 2018. and that, overall, had record turnout. americans are turning out in record numbers. now, for folks who are pulling it off to the variant, and have not yet voted, candidates antichoice across the country, tonight, they re making a frantic final push to try to get voters after the polls. at this hour, president biden has just wrapped up a rally in maryland, in westmore, the democratic candidate for governor and four other maryland democrats. on the republican side, former president donald trump is about to take the stage in