republicans but i think that we have to have the reality check that if this was a wave election, there is that possibility, we are faced with that. people should not sleep on this. fa the possibility that you have election deniers in some key states, including in my home state of wisconsin. so i would like to tell you know. but as you saw, the republican governors association come out in favor of endorsing kari lake, one of the wiliest conspiracy theorists and election deniers, a nominee in arizona. you can imagine or would have been if he had governors from pennsylvania in arizona, in wisconsin, who are election deniers. and i m sorry to say, that s a very real possibility in a year like this. and i want to get to that, steve. but before we do that, i am giving you this wisconsin question. and that is, the chances that lieutenant governor mandela
meets that definition but apparently the fbi director, mayor rowen and the president of the united states does not deny in speaking out against it. so far you ve january 6 folks going to the capitol that is domestic terror. if you want to firebomb a pro life office in my home state of wisconsin who i know the director of that who is a wonderful lady that is not domestic chair can you make sense of that for me? if only i could. and parents showing up to school board meetings are to apparently domestic terrorist as well, chanson none of it makes any sense. i think the message americans have received very clearly is that there are two sites and if you were on one side everything is okay, everything swept under the rug. if you are on the other side they attack you constantly. everything is blown out of proportion and we know which site is which. it s incredibly frustrating for americans to sit back and watch this happen. if you go to the heart of this
they say, look, donald trump is really, really good at turning out conservatives in rural areas. that is true. but the problem is, unless he s running against someone that is strongly, strongly, profoundly disliked by the center and even some democrats, which was the case for hillary clinton, the map looks really difficult for him. the president won my home state of wisconsin, but he did it by winning fewer votes than previously. incumbent presidents are are hard to beat, but in some ways, we ve lost our senses that we re not looking at on the ground.
side not on law enforcement side. former president obama was in my home state of wisconsin. he was in milwaukee. and he had this to say about politics today. what is at stake is a politics decent, honest and lawful tries to do right by people and that s worthy of this country that we love. it shouldn t be democratic or republican to say we just don t make stuff up. it shouldn t be democratic or republican to say you don t threaten political opponents or freedom of the press because you don t like what they write about you. rachel: what s he writing? is he serious? forgive me, i will take a hard pass on any political advice from barack obama. now, let me just put this out there and i mean this
with the same conclusion. anything else to decide that could become that and where are the democrats? few democratic seats that democrats are worried about, or should be worried about. again, speaks to the state of the map. most of these districts are scattered about throughout the country. you ve got a lot of primaries happening tonight in my home state of wisconsin. minnesota, others. you ll see a clearer portrait who the actual candidates are, but in these districts, suburban districts, rural districts, city districts all in play. what worries republicans the most is that little chunk of the republican party, not huge, but a chunk of the republican party that doesn t like trump and a lot of those voters tend to be in the suburbs. if those seats flip and a lot of them flip then you do end up with a democratic house and you do end up with impeachment proceedings and all the things that come with democrats having power. jim, see if there s going to be the momentum you talked