on january 2nd. it s come to light that as violence was already happening and as all these people worried about massively increased violence in the city, locking down the city potentially, john eastman was apparently communicating with the lawyer for mike pence while pence was being protected in a safe zone in the capitol, e-mailing pence and his lawyer to say even though this is all happening, he should still desert fi some of those states and turn the election to trump. so i think everyone has a right to hear what john eastman has to say and i hope we get his testimony, absolutely. s jeffrey, our new reporting plus the extensive reporting by the washington post in recent days prove we are really only just beginning to understand how close we came to losing our democracy on january 6th as the need for a thorough v investigation of that event ever been more clear? it s never been more clear and it is worth knowing, it is worth pointing out gfen the fact that we ve seen so much vi
marijuana. the police said she was rained and murdered on her way home from work. left behind a 4-year-old daughter being raised alone by her father. mary looked at us and said, did my mom died and that is what it set in. the man convicted is jeffrey, who moved to colorado with his girlfriend because his brother was working at a marijuana dispensary. he was a transient living out of the car. he pleaded guilty to avoid the death penalty. i want justice. the person is still out there. smith is one of the few law enforcement leaders going on record linking legal marijuana to rising crime. little data to support his claim. data showing overall crime in the city on the rise up almost 4% since legalization. can you attribute that to
heartier. on the outside of the margin, that s jeffrey, and he s expecting to defy the polls by having this giant upswing in blue collar turnout. five points, that s hard. it s hard to bend an average of so many polls. that s what we ll test tomorrow. new hampshire s three. you see donald trump up there tonight because he wants those four electoral votes. this is a bunch of polls averaged out. can a ground operation beat a three-point deficit? yes. one of the big questions, especially when you go through each of these states, in some states, the republican operation is better than in other states. that s the big question tomorrow. if you re behind in the polls, you can defy them with a great operation. donald trump in many of these places is just counting on it being this huge, come out of the woodwork. john, tomorrow, just for viewers at home, when do you think we ll start to get real numbers, start to get a sense of what s actually going on? i want to go to the 2012 map when you
the states, suggest that the strength of this latino vote, but also asian-american voters in some of these states. florida is up 86% in 2008. even grorj yarks 167% from 2008 to 2016. i think we re going to see something tomorrow that looks different than what we ve seen in terms of elections, in terms of the coalitions that we ve focused on. i think it s also going to be important to see how well hillary clinton needs to do with the white vote in some of these states in north carolina, last time obama didn t do so well with the white vote, that s really why he lost. typically, you have to get 40% of the white vote if the democrat hillary clinton is able to lead that nationally in some of these states. this message of inclusiveness that paul talked about and the scene that you talked about jeffrey. is meaningful to some of these suburban voters and particularly suburban women, where hillary