with the findings in the horowitz report. horrow its seems to be giving the fbi that part of the investigation saying it s a clean bill. they had enough reason to do this investigation. everybody who was interviewed cements to indicate they did not open an investigation. evan perez, thank you so much. joining our panel now, we have with us jim bakker. you are not singled out the report makes clear the fbi failed when it came to the administering the fisa warrants, too much was left out or not presented to the court. do you accept what the inspector general is saying? i am there are two big groups of conclusions, one is, it was not a politically motivated
investigation and it was properly predicated with us going-forward with that investigation. it was malpractice for us not to open this investigation. all of the statements that it was a hoax are wrong. the investigation was not a coup or a coup attempt. having said that, he does point out many mistakes that were made with resp
Republicans are trying to be cautious, we had governor kemp on fox news sunday, he said, we try to run like we re 10 points behind, he said don t believe the polls, supporters don t believe the vote polls. how much do you think that voters pay attention. i don t know how much they do to polls, i know we do. i know there is a sentiment with fundraising if someone is in a tight race, toners give more donors give more money, you don t want voters to feel that the race is in the bag, if they feel that kemp is safe, then republicans say i don t need to cast a vote that could work against them. shannon: good advice, where will things stand on wednesday november 9, they will make their predications when we come back after i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens.
Points two years ago, a poll last week had him up over 8 points over his democrat challenger, a great guy, former mayer of cranston, people know him in the community, they know he made a difference. the race made as that aus up. shannon: how many of you sit there and refresh polls all day. number crunching, i think interesting we had headlines in washington post and new york times saying, are polls wrong should democrats be worried, juan, are they hedging their bets and managing expectations. this is a very difficult conversation. because you know people get mad about polls and predications. they do. they north always right. everyone has an investment, you want your side to win. but, for the what you see is, new organizing factors for who in which polling group for exit polls and the
President biden cared by 14 points two years ago, a poll last week had him up over 8 points over his democrat challenger, a great guy, former mayer of cranston, people know him in the community, they know he made a difference. the race made as that aus up. shannon: how many of you sit there and refresh polls all day. number crunching, i think interesting we had headlines in washington post and new york times saying, are polls wrong should democrats be worried, juan, are they hedging their bets and managing expectations. this is a very difficult conversation. because you know people get mad about polls and predications. they do. they north always right. everyone has an investment, you want your side to win. but, for the what you see is, new organizing factors for who in which polling group for exit polls and the
Dana: in 23 days voters will have their voices heard, but until then we can properly predict how things will end up. look at how fox rankings lay up for each side, majority is 218. then over in senate, neither party has a clear majority in forecast. there are 4 toss up races that could determine control. let s see how our panel thinks it will end up on election night with final predications. you are bold to come out here. it is not high stakes. james. what do you think that numbers are in. in house republicans pick up 14 seats, take majority and i think the republicans