why s that? adrienne: i think if joe crowley had been elected and won the primary come i think he would be in this strong challenge. she is a force. all this talk, we heard in 2008. when democrats gained more seats in the house. she was a speaker in 2006. we might win. nobody ever does. she has a huge force in the caucus. very well respected, frankly, as a democrat has been working in politics long time, i like to see somebody as the experience she has coming in to really work with these leaders. i d like to see her a speaker. what i do want her to see is give this next generation of new leaders in congress more of a voice. kennedy: it s interesting, because the president has said that if there are democrats or defect in the voting process, the house speaker ballot, that he will throw some republicans obviously, the president wants nancy pelosi to be house speaker. why is she so polarizing, and why do republicans want her back in the top so badly?
harris: i went to the i want to point to the screen, there comea cavity. the vote count is going on. even if they got all of that right, how do you find 80,000 votes? i just how do you find any votes? i know there have been reports that there was a box in the back of i m not saying human error isn t always in play and just about everything we do. they are going to hand cap these by thursday customer event doesn t seem possible. melissa: that s why the law dictates the time and guidelines. as time goes by, even ballots that show up and are completely valid, you don t know the chain of custody. you don t know way they have been. they may or may not be completely valid. it undermines the whole system. the point where making a great one, that a court ruled against brenda snipes for having destroyed ballots after she was ordered not to. that was a democrat versus democrat race. this isn t about party.