thinking about it i have met sir davey on a number of occasions, he s a brilliant man. there must ve been a brilliant man. there must ve been a very frank and honest conversation. at the end of which, it would have been, i imagine, pretty obvious to richard sharp that he had to go. i think that is what happened, yeah. he had to go. i think that is what happened. yeah- he had to go. i think that is what happened, yeah. ameshia cross the auestion happened, yeah. ameshia cross the question that happened, yeah. ameshia cross the question that is happened, yeah. ameshia cross the question that is repeatedly - happened, yeah. ameshia cross the question that is repeatedly the - happened, yeah. ameshia cross the question that is repeatedly the act l question that is repeatedly the act on your side as what is ours is whether the news is being reported in good faith or being influenced. thejournals in good faith or being influenced. the journals themselves are not beyond reproach but it see
vote, but i do believe i have have some suspicions about these republican reports, about how well they feel they may have done today. i think they re putting that out very early to depress late democratic turnout that comes in right before the polls close. a lot of working people in atlanta and georgia do work first, and then head to the polls. they hear it s really good for the republicans maybe they won t do that. so there s some of a head fake, something herschel walker is familiar with with football that s being done on the part of republicans. tia, we always love a good football reference. from my reporting i ve heard people like football. a little bit. the other thing i d like to ask you is how different a runoff is. national news viewers, consume we ares familiar work feels like there are a lot in georgia. but it is a fundamentally different dynamic. i want to report from the ajc,
eyed about this. this is an invasion of ukraine by russia. but it is ourjob, we are experienced in this, world leaders give impassioned appeals all the time but of course it was a distinctive part of this war when president zelensky, he stayed put when many thought he might leave. he had his critics before this war but he stayed in kyiv. he swapped his designer suit for his military uniform, think that s one of the many defining features of this conflict from a storytelling perspective, our job is easy. you just convey what the democratically elected ukrainian leader was saying as his country, a european country came under attack. his country, a european country came under attack. thank you so much and came under attack. thank you so much and i came under attack. thank you so much and i know came under attack. thank you so much and i know news came under attack. thank you so much and i know news viewers . much and i know news viewers would want me to pass on all their goodwill
it has enabled and supported trump s lies, treachery as well as his inept handling of the pandemic. there s still, they still won t support a party that supports trump. and that supports members of congress who are downplaying and dismissing the january th attack as you just noted. that is indeed i think a bad sign for democracy, which is probably why steve bannon is so giddy about it. yeah. i think s in a round about way the point you raised also speaks to why trump is still a drag. the party did better in virginia without him than with him. it is this, this dance they re doing. and a lot of voters may not be following it as closely as you or msnbc viewers and news viewers, and may not see today s battles over the economy, schools, billionaires as deeply tied to a weirdo who was president once. people move on.
biden momentum. and people felt like it was hitting them and it was kind of in the conversation. right now, it s something like the opposite of momentum. there s a mood that maybe biden/the democrats aren t quote/unquote getting it done in washington, why is it taking so long. news viewers know, you know from being inside the white house, that may melt away if you get progress. we have discussed that. it may melt away. you get that 50th vote. but that momentum certainly is not strong right now. and you don t have to take my word for it. a top virginia democrat, mark warner, saying that. take a listen. i wish we would have gone ahead and passed the infrastructure bill back in september. it would have given the president a big win. i think it would have made the race in virginia a lot better for terry mcauliffe, but we are where we are. is that true or wishful thinking from someone who is both in virginia and wants that thing to pass? he s also won senate and governor s races there