just eight days remain for democrats to convince voters that they want to take control of the congress for the next two years. the heavy hitters have come out, a former president than trump, biden, and trump a 20 million ballots have been cast. how many minds still can be changed and what does all of this mean for the 2024 presidential race? those are the questions for the return of our dueling panels this evening. laura, just to let everyone, know this is where we each get four minutes and our panels make their best case. and we decide who wins at the end. we re gonna win, so let s just not so fast. not so fast. cnn political analyst tanya kim, and political commentator ashley allison. look at the, clock is going right. now first of all,, guys there s a lot of anxiety for democrats over the next few days. but all even more so for the next, i don t, know two years because they are wondering whether baden is the person they still want in office. what do you think
Saying that period of uncertainty, the longer it goes the more that those fantasies can come to flourish. and the thing that actually worries me the most about this is, on twitter, and elsewhere on social media, these red cap marcus wearing pro trump proud boys, somehow are very attuned to foreign policy all of a sudden. these people are all commenting about brazil s election. you, know kids, to five years, ago would ve thought a thing about a foreign election. but, now, they have a keen interest in seeing bolsonaro, who they know is a friend of trump stay in power. that s what s worrying to me. it s the only thing that made them pay attention to foreign policy. someone might mimic their dare leader. i mean, the connected tissue is so apparent, alison and when you think about these things because, as we said, it was also the setup to it. the idea of pleading the seat, and saying, there s election fraud, i m going to contest the results, everything is not fair. we re seeing that level
Soft on these issues. you get softer, lose, talking about election denialism. i mean does this foreshadowed some respects that people are looking to see, hey, is this going to work? and not towards here in eight days. well, there s a lot and, packer first there s a great our need to meet the republicans that i speak to point to the countries in south america and, say we re not, those countries we don t want to be those countries places like venezuela, brazil, columbia. they talk about these places like they re terrible places. what, why are you letting basically bolsonaro s twin brother do exactly what bolsonaro s doing down there? so, this is the thing about republican to support trump. they need to pay attention to these authoritarian regimes. because, what they do is heightened peoples anxiety with these populist tendencies, pop and we all know that s not possible. so, i think, let s back up here for a second. like you alluded to earlier. they re going to say, bolsonaro s gonna
Does biden actually run again in 2024 or does he exit? my own feeling is that he s probably not gonna run again. either way? you re the, way i thought he was gonna be a bridge to the next generation of democratic leadership. he s not saying. that he is not saying, that but if the democrats have bad midterms that he just gonna turn up on president biden if he doesn t. again democrats know that the next presidential election for them is existential. and if they think that biden particularly bad midterms, the blood will circulate around the. water that s gonna start almost night. can i just make one clarification and what to? seconds when we talk about the future that we re talking about, in 2020, for trump and desantis good enough for 2024. well done panel! well done! okay, laura, your thoughts? well she took the three seconds and i handed back to. you and i m okay with it. i like the orange color she s wearing soil give it to her. that was generous. but that snl
Democrats that complain about their , biden who do they want to replace him within two? yes i think the best comedy is rooted in. truth and that s exactly what they touch upon. they say that they want someone else to, run but who is that gonna be? that s how biden ended up with the job in the first, plays they looked around and they asked, who is gonna? be heap anguished everyone. and he was the most likely to be trump and low-key today. the question was who would it? be not only on the left, but also on the. right they have trump and desantis, who? else isn t that enough? they seem to have a lot of confidence in trump and desantis? there is a clear-ish picture on the ride with a trumpet desantis. on the left is if you would remove biden, it would be a free-for-all. i think it zeroes in on the z problem, and i think that you zeroed in on something too. when hillary clinton lost in 2016 there wasn t a democratic bench that was ready and waiting. it sent the party into chaos.