not afraid to be angry anymore, and what a progressive political force women s anger has been this you look at the real history. so yeah, i think the kavanaugh hearing, and i m an eternal optimist. i m thinking well, maybe we can teach him once we have a little power, anybody. but starting with kavanaugh and maybe moving on to other people. how do you i know a lot of people who have had a very hard time emotionally with the last few years. it s exhausting. it s exhausting, even if you don t do it every day for a living, just being a citizen. you guys have been in the fight for a while. how do you what do you tell people who feel that s what you do. you stay in the fight. yeah. i remember right after the 2016 election, i felt like i had been run over by a truck. we had to go to atlanta and speak to 1600 women. it was hard. was it like the day after? yeah. and then i went to standing
around a progressive agenda which demands the government works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. all right, senator bernie sanders, thanks for making a little time tonight. my pleasure. joining me now, nbc news political analyst, charlie cook, editor and publisher of the legendary cook political report. if there has been a late nudge toward democrats, that piece right there, what evidence do you see of that? we re talking to all kinds of pollsters, consultants on both sides and watching a lot of data. and what we saw was there was one reality last summer, then we saw the kavanaugh fight move things over towards republicans. and it looks like maybe after pittsburgh we ve seen it come back, not pre-kavanaugh, but back towards that general direction. and as you said at the top of the show there s so many really close races out there that just a half a point, one point makes
democrats likely to clear 23, or likely to come up short, if they re going over 20, is it way up or not? we ll get an idea early. and there are also plenty of you know, like five key statewide races early in the evening, the georgia and florida governor s race, the ohio governor s race, indiana, joe donnelly s senate race, plenty of signs early in the evening to give us an idea of what direction the evening is going. these senate races, when you look at arizona, indiana, missouri, i d probably throw montana in there too, and then outer range, sort of tennessee, you re looking at a bunch of senate races pretty close, within the margin of error. right. in tennessee, i think the public polls, i mean, it s close, and it s moved since kavanaugh. it s moved over towards republicans some but i think the private polling is a lot closer than the five, six, seven multiple that s interesting. another place where early voting
up or not? we ll get an idea early. and there are also plenty of you know, like five key statewide races early in the evening, the georgia and florida governor s race, the ohio governor s race, indiana, joe donnelly s senate race, plenty of signs early in the evening to give us an idea of what direction the evening is going. these senate races, when you look at arizona, indiana, missouri, i d probably throw montana in there too, and then outer range, sort of tennessee, you re looking at a bunch of senate races pretty close, within the margin of error. right. in tennessee, i think the public polls, i mean, it s close, and it s moved since kavanaugh. it s moved over towards republicans some but i think the private polling is a lot closer than the five, six, seven multiple that s interesting. another place where early voting has been very, very high in tennessee. of course, we don t know who in the house, but very high in
and what a progressive political force women s anger has been this you look at the real history. so yeah, i think the kavanaugh hearing, and i m an eternal optimist. i m thinking well, maybe we can teach him once we have a little power, anybody. but starting with kavanaugh and maybe moving on to other people. how do you i know a lot of people who have had a very hard time emotionally with the last few years. it s exhausting. it s exhausting, even if you don t do it every day for a living, just being a citizen. you guys have been in the fight for a while. how do you what do you tell people who feel that s what you do. you stay in the fight. yeah. i remember right after the 2016 election, i felt like i had been run over by a truck. we had to go to atlanta and speak to 1600 women. it was hard. was it like the day after? yeah. and then i went to standing rock, and i was renewed. when you re actually doing