he would concede the election. this is much worse than the dog whistling that steve schmitt was talking about. this is insidious. it is designed to essentially foment the kind of violence that we ve already seen in isolated packets in trump rallies et cetera after this election. it is a guy who was unwilling to accept what every other as steve pointed out, loser has accepted in presidential politics. it is not it s not funny. it is very, very dark. and i have to tell you, brian, i think it s very, very scary what he s doing. and it does need to be addressed tomorrow night by chris wallace. it is scary stuff. we ll continue to talk about it over the course of this hour. john, love your city, love your state. kasey hunt wrapping up another 24-hour workday. kasey, we ll see you right back here tomorrow night as they say, thank you both. steve is going to sit here in the studio with me. coming up, president obama
which is why you re hearing them talk more aesht arizona, about texas, georgia, about the states that steve was talking about earlier. and john, it is very likely, the question will be asked, probably by chris wallace, in some form tomorrow night, if you lose on november 8th, will you concede? his running mate, mr. pence, sees that as no problem, why of course that ll be the will of the voters. it s also likely his answer s going to be conditional. we ll see. if it s a couple points here or there, we may challenge it. you know, brian, i don t think that steve schmitt is exaggerating the seriousness of this. this is a guy who on the national stage is going to engage in humiliation. he s willing to burn down the house and he s willing to fundamentally try to scare americans into thinking the very presets of this democracy are not what they thought they were. and so i do not think that he will he is going to say that
course also designed to underscore the things he has focussed on throughout the course of this campaign to try to get underneath hillary clinton s skin. i think we ve seen, honestly, to a level i m not sure has ever been matched in past campaigns. an attempt to use this public box as a way to get at a debate opponent. typically which is just used for look at vice presidential candidates. they brought family, aunts and uncles, you know, it varied kind of who wants to be here for this historic moment? neither hillary clinton or donald trump are using it to that effect tomorrow night. and john, i m thinking godfather was a testimony was interrupted by his brother from the home country, rendering him unable to testify. this is fully in keeping with that city you love and that state you love putting on the biggest show of this election season. i can t believe you re caricaturing my great state and city.
not what they thought they were. and so i do not think that he will he is going to say that he would concede the election. this is much worse than the dog whistling that steve schmitt was talking about. this is insidious. it is designed to essentially foment the kind of violence that we ve already seen in isolated packets in trump rallies et cetera after this election. it is a guy who was unwilling to accept what every other as steve pointed out, loser has accepted in presidential politics. it is not it s not funny. it is very, very dark. and i have to tell you, brian, i think it s very, very scary what he s doing. and it does need to be addressed tomorrow night by chris wallace. it is scary stuff. we ll continue to talk about it over the course of this hour. john, love your city, love your state. kasey hunt wrapping up another 24-hour workday. kasey, we ll see you right back here tomorrow night as they say, thank you both.
the real clear politics average of the latest national polls in this race showing clinton nearly seven points up on trump and as she looks to expand the map, we watch tonight as just in the past hour, bernie sanders was rallying a crowd of clinton supporters in previously ruby red arizona. i want to bring out our panel tonight joining us live from las vegas. nbc news correspondent kasey hunt, john rollstone and expert on the politic was of that state. and with us here in new york is our friend and msnbc political analysts and veteran of numerous republican campaigns, steve schmitt, welcome to you all. kasey, earlier this evening, i heard you talking about the use of the term of the durability of hillary clinton s lead thus far. it has meant she can build in down time now, and let everyone