georgia. [ applause ] that georgia race is still too close to call. it is. i have to ask, willie, who does lighting for herschel, because, straight up from the floor come on. it s the jimmy fallon flashlight. from the people who brought you the blare witch project . the saddest of all we showed, j.d. vance. he has to go work now. i know! he has to do it. he did not expect to work. i was going to say, also donald trump. yeah. and anyone who denies elections. yeah. it was a a very bad night, but mike barnicle, just mike barnicle s here [ applause ] just history made last night. yes. yes. you you republicans should have picked up at least 40 seats democrats picked up in 2018. should be plus three, plus four in the senate races. they they just lost coast to
republican voters. a huge crowd last night. he s the biggest figure within that party. so he can rally the base voters with him, where he s unpopular or with some of those swing voters, the very voters that oz and fetterman are targeting today in some of the philadelphia suburbs, trump did terribly in those suburbs in thinks two elections for president. so that s where you see both sides of it. will the support that he generates outweigh the voters he might turn off, and are those voters looking at trump or biden, which is the sitting president. that is one of the biggest questions heading into the election on tuesday. back to the georgia race, nathan. the senate race so far, too close to call. the libertarian candidate this that race could pull enough votes to prevent either candidate, democrat or republican, from getting the 50% required to win, forcing a runoff in december. so do you see that potentially happening? and if there is a runoff, who do
even thought i was before. howard: so, jason, unlike in the georgia race, i don t see the media making the charge that, oh, democrats just want to win the seat and, therefore, the communication problems are irrelevant, that democrats will just do anything to hang on to that or take over that seat. yeah. they re certainly trying to rehabilitate him, because all you have to do is play back the tape of the debate, and you re going to recognize that the rigors in the united states, fetterman, i think, is totally disqualified from holding that. look, we have highly qualified people, think of tammy duckworth, the democrat senator in illinois, think of brian mast, the congressman in florida, who are injured and severely injured serving our country. of course they can serve. but, but having a stroke and not being able to comprehend and do the analytics and having cognitive capability challenges that fetterman s having, i think, disqualifies him. and i think the people of
bank of early votes, people deride trying to make projections of early votes, but here in nevada, as you know, so much of the vote is in before election day. often at least two thirds. and the democrats only have a 1% lead statewide. in the early voting ends today. mail ballots can come in for the next week. and this race is about as close as anyone as i ve ever seen. democrats are optimistic that she can hang on, but republicans are almost equally optimistic that adam laxalt is gonna pull this one out. john rawlston in nevada, i m sure we ll check in with you a little bit over the next week as that nevada race gets decided. thank you for joining us. up next, the battle for control of the house, ready to talk to somebody whose job it is to know the polls politically. in all 435 districts. what is amy walter of the political report think about where the battle for the house stands on this weekend before the election, that s next.
you ve got a fight that campaign within the campaign. that s the thing about campaigns, you have to kind of do it all. you have to push where you have offensive advantages and then build them out very have concerns. i agree with rich, you know, trump was what 44,000 votes and 16 is pennsylvania margin? biden under 100,000? hard to believe the sting wouldn t be that close. everyone watching this should understand, you know, it is gonna be friday saturday before we know. because this looks like it s gonna be really really tight. and there s two things, dasha talked about the ticket splitters, clearly exist in pennsylvania. so the shapiro margin is gonna be important, if that gets high enough, there s not gonna be enough tickets for mehmet oz. rich mentioned the activist in mastriano. i would be looking very carefully, i don t think it s gonna be a lot of voters. but there may be some republicans who vote for mastriano and don t vote for us. and you know, if it s ten or 20,000 people that