ready tomorrow?y toto take back this country? ba? are you ready to take the state back ? who s ready to send markkell kelly back to space? tomorrow? now, we re going to hear from reporters and candidates acrossh the nation tonight, including our own mark meridith in ohio, where donald trump is stilio wd stilll delivering what was billed as ah highly anticipated speech. s ts but first, the great realignment. that s the focus of tonight s angle, with republicans about to take control of botf h the house and the senate, mostis democrats aren t interested in serious soul searching aboutr au how it all unraveled fornc a bunch so worried about election denial, they seem to be preemptively questioning the legitimacy of the impending republican takeover. rean how concerned are you that the upheaval at twitter ll result in a flood of misinformation, disinformation right before i the election? and it actually goes beyonde ar twitter today. there arree reports s that, in fact, russian
sentiment and ideals. people didn at give her much or a chance. we featured her first, f i believirst oingrahame, the an. she s making a real run for this against gretchen whitmer, o who is the lockdown queen. and i think parent is are still angry about that. l well, you re absolutely i right, laura . the reason i look atdiana, is northwest indiana, gary, indiana, g where we have a great candidate. and jennifer ruth green , navy pilot in her mid 30s,, african-american and she hasdist a grearit chance of winning that district. and so i think that s goineat ng to watch. it s going to be a great nighte if we cafun get across the finih line. but she s the future opublicfant the republican party and it goes to show with hispanic voters and african-americanave a voters they re coming to uils because biden s policies havewe failed have on the border. we have out of control crime and we have a disastrous economy. well, tom , the noted election denier, stacey abrams, has a theory now about
the inflation is hitting h working people the hardest of all races. itting le theand hitting working people the hardest. and so that s why you re seeing the shift. that s that s one of the things divet on the otherhat hand , republicans have fielded probably the most diverse set of candidates this cycle. didates than they ever have. more hispanic candidates, more african-american candidates, and so i think that, you know, democrats, i think, have takeosn those constituencies for granted for o too long.cr and republicans are are taking that opportunity. and the national party deserves a lot of credit. they get beaten upey get beat of us a lot of the time. for they deserve a lot of creditrecm for the recruitment they did. sn now, congressman henry olsen had a fantastic my view analysis in today s washington post. he said republicans will gain support and almost every voter demographic, but they ll make especially large inroads among hispanics and middle income suburbanites. the white
and unfortunately, this youngee black men have been a veryisinfo targeted population forrm misinformation, not the misinformation about what they want, but about whyy t the they want what they deserve.as that has ver and my campaign has been the only one that has very intentionally thoughtful and consistently reached out to them. i have no tal a idea whatying she s talking about. but it, t sounds likeyou ca she s saying than t you can t hold the bar too high or too sophisticated. for that demographic. point i don t know her point at all,l but it doesn t it seems to fall. flat. n didn t make a lot of sense there. and look, you know, g african-american turnout ieorgne georgia is has beenen thr particularly in the earlyou vote , has beef.n through the roof. that shd so it s it s just not going the way that she wants. and i thine ok she sees the writing on the wall. but to the point that i made earlier, i mean, there are two issues at play here. one is that it s it s not just race an