majority of states across america, voters will decide who controls congress, the fate of president biden agenda for the next two years. moments ago john fetterman voted in braddock, his senate race with dr. mehmet oz one of the most closely watched in the country could decide control of the senate. joining me now natasha alford, vice president of digital content and senior correspondent for the grillo, ron brownstein and jenna goldberg. jonah, let s start with you, what races are you particularly interested in? i m interested in both pennsylvania and georgia for all the obvious reasons, but in part because they re sort of mirror images of each other. georgia is supposed to be a republican state but it s moving democratic, pennsylvania is supposed to be a democratic state and it s moving republican. you have flawed candidates in the form of herschel walker and in a different way i said fetterman because it s not his fault he had a stroke or anything like that, but you see the need t
mirror images of reality. i was here that, and i can tell you from someone from the electorate and think about the idea of the public recently private conversations. i associate those with some sort of shortwave publicly and shrink about to ask for the chance to leave. if you want to be a member of congress southeast myself well maybe you should be the person who consequences the name. that is naive, perhaps, in the way washington d.c. and shaking your head. but the idea of, why do you think still all this time there is the reluctance to say publicly about something that is as basic as wet mick mulvaney had to say? the idea, look, there is that fatigue. because of what they ll just said there s 30% of people out there who regardless of what you say is going to be a trump voter. they are going to be there for him and they want to defend metal cost. and every one of those politicians do not want to alienate that 30% of the vote. that is why you got all of it listen that nick talked abo
A high-end real estate development that caters to Chinese entrepreneurs became caught up in divisive Malaysian politics. Chinese investors are learning hard lessons about how to navigate local turf wars and political risks.
A high-end real estate development that caters to Chinese entrepreneurs became caught up in divisive Malaysian politics. Chinese investors are learning hard lessons about how to navigate local turf wars and political risks.
rights of this country are of the peace here and ask what is going on and holds them together, one more poll question says i ll give you one more is the question we ve asked, that s a very big picture question but links it together. that s a question that asks do you think that american culture and way of life changed for the better or changed for the worse since the 1950s? the country is fairly divide d n that question but they are mirror images of one another. two thirds of republicans say it changed for the worse but no groups say it changed for the worse more than conservative white christian groups. part of what holds us together is this kind of as these groups are declinging and no longer majority culturally or demographically in the country, it is a last kind of flailing and extreme effort to drag the country back to a time they were the political cultural majority they no longer are today. and i think everybody watching the show needs to understand and you need to be